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NÜMPH
DESIRES
SOLID
BECKSÖNDERGAARD
SHINE
BLENDSHE
ICHI
SPARKZ
BLENDSHE
runs her own consultant company, SPOTT. - Old fashion check patterns, grooved cor- garments produced with small, deliberate
fashion colour and is in that sense familiar, look, in which young meets old, is extreme- a flickering old TV with signal issues. It is
- Red is a symbol of positivity, warmth, dy-
namism and emotions. Red is also a classic
which is why we expect it to be big hit in the
beginning of the new era, during which we
will see more colours on our clothes as well
as in our homes, says Anja Bisgaard Gaede.
Aristocratic streetwear
In terms of style, one trend will play around
with the contrast between the classic ari-
stocratic style and streetwear inspired by
hip-hop.
duroy and weaved textiles are mixed with
oversized styles with hoods. The visual
ly interesting, and we will see the trend in
both men’s and women’s fashion.
Styling is in focus, and we can expect co-
lours like blue, brown, camel, dusty grey-
green, the trend experts says about the
trends for the upcoming winter season.
The imperfect
Glitch is the name of another trend, in
which focus shifts to imperfect items and
mistakes.
- In order to visualise the trend, think of
expressive fashion with experimental co-
lour combinations that clash on purpose.
Think golden corduroy with neon coloured
reflectors. Think high stilettos and white
tennis socks. Think technosport of the 90s
and prints with pixel errors. The trend is
romanticising the early days of compu-
ters, gaming consoles and the sprouting
tech industry. There’s also an ironic ring
to the trend, says Anja Bisgaard Gaede and
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