Some fashion trends are expected to be hot in 2019
Bike shorts, safari coats, leopard prints, zebras… are the trends you need to update soon from now.
Bike shorts
This type of pants was soon promoted by the Hadid or Kardashian sisters this year, but being put on the catwalk is another story, because that is equivalent to the fashion of this pants will be “covered” more. The most traditional way to mix biker shorts is to combine them with oversized shirts, sneaker shoes or mix with ankle boots. The trend to follow this trend is Toga, Maryam Nassir Zadeh, Fendi, Area, Roberto Cavalli.
New safari jacket style
This is the pattern often seen in bold adventure movies, with belts and many pockets. Now, this style of jacket is added to the modern breath by using a variety of colors, with a closer fit, even in the form of a jumpsuit. The model in the photo has combined a shirt with wide pants of the same color and material to create more elegance.
Bermuda shorts
With a monotonous, boring design, the length of the knee touches, but the Bermuda is promoted again in 2019. This type of pants is said to be more polite than biker shorts, not hugging the body but more widely. If you choose the right outfit, you absolutely can face an appointment.
Textures of the wild
It is not difficult to recognize the rise of zebra and leopard prints at this time with many vivid palettes, not just brown or black and white. If you want to be a trend catcher, don’t miss this pattern.
Caro motifs
The one-time craze of the 1980s returned strongly. Oscar de la Renta, Balenciaga, Dries Van Noten are three of the trendy trendsetters, even combining other motifs in an interesting way.
Tie-dye dye colors
The tone of mind is certainly not strange with costumes with streaks of color mixed together, at first look like being smeared, but this is a tie-dye dyeing technique. The fashion houses that contributed to make the trend of the 1960s hot again are R13, Prada, MSGM, Christian Dior.
Bright neon colors
The days of pastel colors are over, now vibrant colors are taking over the catwalk. Fashion house Jeremy Scott and many other brands have demonstrated that orange, green and neon gold can create a harmonious whole like this.