The new autumn trends 2010

At the international autumn / winter shows we could already admire the new fashion trends. But do not worry, you do not have to clear out your entire wardrobe to make room. We'll tell you which trends from last season are preserved - and in which parts you should invest now.

Italy is coming.

This fall trend is coming: With the new elegant fashion in Italy look we feel like a star. We think of Italian film classics, Capri and Sophia Loren. There are bodices, points, lace and of course: a lot of black.

1: Cardigan 100% cashmere by Luisa Cerano, around 229 euros.

2: Tender, black lace dress by Traffic People, around 116 euros.

3: Black leather bag from Liebeskind, around 239 euros.

4: Short-sleeved cardigan made from a viscose-wool blend by s.Oliver, around 60 euros.

5: Black ankle boots from s.Oliver, around 50 euros.

6: Decorative bracelet by Elisabetta Franchi, around 230 euros.

Italy is coming: The look of Dolce & Gabbana (left). England stays: Here at Antonio Marras.

England stays.

This trend remains: On the right you can see the Miss Marple look, as with Antonio Marras. English, eccentric and romantic playful in tweed coat and floral dress. Tip: Combine thick wool stockings and lace-ups. A look for individualists with courage to fashion.

On the next page: Camel is coming. Glencheck stays.

Camel is coming.

This fall trend is coming: Who wants to buy a new coat this year, can not ignore the color Camel. Camel has style. And brings us - tone on tone or combined with jeans - with its straight, reduced cuts right back to the 1990s.

1: Short coat with high wool content of 3 suisses, around 100 euros.

2: Narrow-cut denim shirt with white collar by Elisabetta Franchi, around 303 euros.

3: Narrow skinny jeans from Closed, around 179 euros.

4: Earrings with brown stones by Pilgrim, around 14 euros.

5: Narrow leather belt from Etosha, around 149 euros.

6: Leather ankle boot with plateau and block heel by Mango, around 109 euros.

Camel comes: The look of Chloé (left). Glencheck stays: Here at Iceberg.

Glencheck stays.

This trend remains: The traditional coats Glencheck, Houndstooth, Pepita or Tweed are still up to date, as Iceberg proves here on the right. Tip: Combine casual oversize sweaters with coats. Or floral prints, woolen tights and lace-up soles, if you like it romantic playful.

On the next page: Next Rock is coming. Narrow skirt stays.

Next rock is coming.

This fall trend is coming: It could not be more feminine: The 1950s are back and with them the wide skirt. Maybe designers like Muiccia Prada or Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton were inspired by the award-winning US TV series "Mad Men," which will be screened in October.

1: Too wide skirts, the upper body should be emphasized as possible with narrow tops or sweaters. For example, with this long-sleeved shirt with a waterfall neckline and emphasized shoulders by Schunk & Rosenfeld, around 185 euros.

2: 100% cashmere wrap-over cardigan by FTC Cashmere, around 249 euros.

3: Silver-colored clutch from Belmondo, around 80 euros.

4: Issued skirt with side pockets and zipper by Apart, around 60 euros.

5: Gray pleated skirt by Mango, around 45 euros.

6: 100% silk scarf from Forget.me.not, about Antecedens, for 220 euros.

7: Light gray suede pumps with stiletto heel and studded heel by Esprit, around 90 euros.

Next Rock Comes: The Look of Dries van Noten (left). Narrow skirt stays: Here at Dolce & Gabbana.

Narrow skirt stays.

This trend remains: Unfortunately, the wide skirt requires perfect styling and can quickly make you old. Well, then, that the narrow skirt continues to trend, as Dolce & Gabbana prove right in the picture. Because he always looks good - whether the costume or leather jacket.

On the next page: Red is coming. Gray remains.

Red comes.

This fall trend is coming: The red coat or the red evening dress - that's not necessarily new. But new is the combination with Camel and brown tones. The recipe for success: Mix one part Camel, one part brown and one part red - for example a red shirt.

1: Knit beanie from Belmondo, around 20 euros.

2: Brown tweed trousers with pleats by Mango, around 60 euros.

3: Short-cut leather jacket with patch pockets, ribbed cuffs and zip pockets by Raiden, via Conley's, for 299 euros.

4: Cognac-colored leather ankle boot with six-centimeter high block heel by Bullboxer, via OTTO, around 90 euros.

5: Large shoulder bag from Gant, around 300 euros.

6: So easy, so good: red long-sleeved pullover made of viscose and nylon from Hallhuber, around 40 euros.

Red comes: The look of Aigner (left). Gray stays: Here with Richard Chai.

Gray remains.

This trend remains: Gray, on the other hand, is not so exciting, but remains on the road to success. Gray stands for understatement, is timeless, elegant and sexy at the same time. Various shades of gray are mixed this season and show a purist image: The cuts are reduced and clear, because the color works for itself.

On the next page: Chunky knit is coming. Cardigan stays.

Chunky knit is coming.

This fall trend is coming: Long, coarse-knit jackets are standard this fall. And it's all in the mix: chiffon to knit, leather to knit, glitter to knit. With such a jacket, we can equip our summer wardrobe autumn suitable and are dressed fashionably.

1: Delicate, taupe-colored dress with ornamental pearl and ornamental tile application of 3 suisses, around 60 euros.

2: Brown leather belt with studded metal buckle by Olsen, around 80 euros.

3: Bright, long coarse cardigan made of a viscose-angora mix from Hallhuber, around 100 euros.

4: Warm knit scarf by Codello, around 40 euros.

5: Like on the alpine pasture: nappa leather lace-up boots with Comma's cotton shaft, around 130 euros.

6: Brown leather bag in an extraordinary design by Anthoni Crown, around 380 euros.

7: Leather boots with laces, adjustable crossbars and eight-centimeter heel of 3 Suisses, around 199 euros.

Chunky knit comes: The look of Strenesse Blue (left). Cardigan stays: Here at Louis Vuitton.

Cardigan stays.

This trend remains: The fine-knit cardigan also fits perfectly with the dress and underlines the style of the 50s and 60s. But: Gone is the time when we always had our cardigan with us. This part is now taken over by the fluffy coarse knit cardigan.

On the next page: aviator jacket is coming. Blazer stays.

Aviator jacket is coming.

This fall trend is coming: The Fell-Fliegerblouson is a real quick-change artist: Whether sporty casual chino pants or sexy to stretch dress. This jacket makes every look! Unfortunately, the original from Burberry is already sold out. How good that we have found alternatives.

1: Aviator jacket made of genuine leather from H & M, around 200 euros.

2: Very legendary and currently very popular again: the aviator sunglasses by Ray Ban, from 135 euros.

3: Fits the look: Classic aviator watch with leather strap and stainless steel case from Oris, around 1080 euros.

4: Ruched stretch dress by Apart, around 70 euros.

5: Nappa leather black lace-up boots by Tamaris, around 100 euros.

6: Taupe trousers in Jodhpur style by 3 Suisses, around 50 euros.

7: Ankle boots in nappa leather from flip * flop, around 169 euros.

8: Leather jacket in aviator style by C & A, around 79 euros.

Aviator Jacket Comes: The Look of Burberry (left). Blazer stays: Here with Marc Jacobs.

Blazer stays.

This trend remains: No garment serves the classic style as well as the blazer - especially when combined with sporty pants. The look becomes fashionable and feminine with lace blouse, shoulder bag and ankle boots. Androgyn, on the other hand, in combination with the matching suit trousers. Tip: Pay attention to good materials and a slight shoulder stress.

On the next page: Purism is coming. Opulence remains.

Purism is coming.

This fall trend is coming: In her September issue, German author Elle dedicated the entire fashion section to purism and writes: "The new Clean Chic is the perfect fashion for modern women". The colors are neutral and laid, the outfits straightforward and simple. The luxury is presented in the material, with cashmere and the finest woolen fabrics.

1: Gray, simple fine knit dress with accentuated shoulders and zipper on the back of Traffic People, around 83 euros.

2: Noble, straight-cut coat made of wool and viscose by Susanne Bommer, around 519 euros.

3: Long necklace with large ring pendant from SassiCara, around 139 euros.

4: 100% cashmere gray dress from FTC Cashmere, around 269 euros.

5: Lace-up pumps made of smooth leather from Apart, around 139 euros.

6: Black ankle boat to lace Görtz, around 120 euros.

7: Wristwatch by Esprit decorated with small rhinestones, around 90 euros.

Purism Comes: The Look of Stella McCartney (left). Opulence remains: Here at Max Mara.

Opulence remains.

This trend remains: Nevertheless, we can still adorn ourselves. And even with the "opulence" trend, the designers are concentrating entirely on the material. In addition to sequins, brocade and gold luster, there are also embroidery with folkloristic echoes. Tip: Choose only one piece and wear it for a special occasion.

On the next page: Fake Fur is coming. Leather stays.

Fake Fur is coming.

This fall trend is coming: We are thrilled: After many discussions about real furs in recent years, Karl Lagerfeld sent this season model in faux fur (fake fur) on the catwalk. A big trend: the fur vest, for example, combined with delicate fabrics or leather. And who already thinks of winter sports: Definitely put on Puschel boots for après-ski fun!

1: Jeans with high waistband and flared legs by Mango, around 45 euros.

2: Delicate shirt blouse in hazelnut brown by Mango, around 70 euros.

3: Black, knee-length leather dress from Closed, around 699 euros.

4: Bright fake fur vest from Vila, via Yalook, around 65 euros.

5: White fake fur vest with tie belt by s.Oliver, around 60 euros.

6: For the special appearance: White snow boot with brown lacing by Ilse Jacobsen, around 135 Euro.

7: Black, leather-trimmed leather Tamaris leather boots, around 70 euros.

8: Light brown leather shoulder bag from Sequoia, around 330 euros.

Fake-Fur is coming: The look of Chanel (left). Leather stays: Here at Blumarine.

Leather stays.

This trend remains: Leather is still highly topical and the "fabric" of the season - especially in black, cream and natural tones.

On the next page: The sixties are coming. The seventies stay.

The sixties are coming.

This fall trend is coming: The minimalist style of the sixties scores with everything that made Jackie Kennedy so wonderful: mini skirt and little hanger, geometric cuts and hip stress - and a lot of black.

1: Figure-hugging shift dress in gray melange and black by Heine, around 70 euros.

2: Black, slightly flared skirt by H & M, around 25 euros.

3: Sheath dress with shoulder pads by Apart, around 90 euros.

4: Ballerinas in the clean-chic style of H & M, around 13 euros.

5: Long blazer with fringe edges and hook closure from a wool mix of Apart, around 149 euros.

6: Dark suede boots from Görtz, around 220 euros.

The sixties are coming: the look of Giambattista Valli (left). The seventies remain: Here at Kenzo.

The seventies stay.

This trend remains: Whether it's a slouch hat for flared trousers or big silk scarves for a tank top and paisley dress: If you like it more playful and colorful, then the look of the seventies is still in the right place. Tip: Combine classic parts so that the look does not look too hip.

On the next page: Norwegian pattern comes. Leoprint stays.

Norwegian pattern comes.

This fall trend is coming: This season, ice flowers and deer adorn our sweaters, cardigans and caps. As with the chunky knit, the mix with its fine chiffon and lace dresses makes the look particularly classy. So, start knitting! The trend will stay with us for a long time.

1: Black lace dress with V-neckline and decorative bow below the chest of comma, around 90 euros.

2: Bright knit scarf from Belmondo, around 40 euros.

3: Sweater coat in duffle coat style by s.Oliver, around 70 euros.

4: Fluffy knit cap with fake fur insert from Görtz, around 15 euros.

5: Norwegian sweater from Gant, around 200 euros.

6: Equipped for every weather: water repellent fur boots by EMU Australia, around 230 euros.

Norwegian pattern comes: The look of Dolce & Gabbana (left). Leoprint stays: Here at Balmain.

Leoprint stays.

This trend remains: Leoprint is a long-running and polarized: Either we love it or we hate it. Tip: Only combine one accessory, such as a scarf for a Tweedblazer or embroidered vest.

Autumn Trends 2010 (April 2024).