As the new year emerges, we turned to the runway to find out what’s next in fashion. From power suits to the return of crochet, here are the top trends that will define the fashion landscape as we begin this new decade:
The Trends You'll Wear for the New Year
Matching Polka-dot Top and Bottom by Bardot, only at Rustan's store; Pareo Printed Asymmetrical Skirt by Pedro Del Hierro Woman, ₱5,915.00
The Spotted Pattern
There have been a number of spotty looks on the spring/summer 2020 runways, with the versatile pattern complimenting both traditional and modern designs, as seen at Sacai, Haider Ackermann, Michael Kors, Tommy Hilfiger x Zendaya, Balmain, Dries Van Noten and more. Whether you see them on dresses, suits, and even bags, polka dots are proving that they're here to stay.
Printed Matching Top and Bottom in Red and Leather Parka Overtop in Black by Ricardo Preto Woman, shop Ricardo Preto at any Rustan's store
leather In
Trench coats, jackets, shirts, skirts, dresses, and boots. Leather is definitely making its appearance everywhere, on the runway, and on your Instagram feed. Buttery leather by top brands Versace, Bottega Veneta, and more is an irresistible piece to add to your wardrobe.
Watcher Blazer Top by Keepsake the Label, ₱9,500.00; Black Julie Pants by Oleg Cassini Woman, only at Rustan's store; White Suit Separates and Printed Overtop by Ricardo Preto Woman, only at Rustan's store
Suit Up
A look that designers can’t seem to get enough of, the power suit has claimed the spotlight of nearly every 2020 runway show. Designers from Balenciaga, Haider Ackermann, Off-White and more have redefined "the suit." Update your office wardrobe or go for an effortless weekend outfit with it!
Feather Capelet Gown in White by Tadashi Shoji, shop Tadashi Shoji at any Rustan's store
Flocking to Feathers
How do you turn your frocks and tops into a statement piece? Just add feathers. The feather trend has been seen on everyone, from the runway models to the Kardashians to Celine Dion. The centuries-long obsession with this fashion trend will never get old, especially when Marc Jacobs and Christian Dior support. No outfits lined with feather trims? Go for pieces with feathered prints or designs.
