Some are really stylish!
A re-imagining of the suit is underway. No one has been going to the office for a while so a softer, more comfortable version seems more appropriate these days.
Alternatively, a silky short like this Dior number will do the trick.
One of the key colors showing up on the runway this year was red. If weddings were allowed to continue as normal, there would be crimson dresses everywhere!
It's too hard to go back to wearing pants after months of remote work, so try a skirt instead!
Many celebrities have been stealing the spotlight on the red carpet in daring scarlet for years.
As Vogue put it, "enter the Matrix." A black leather coat with a strong silhouette is the investment piece of choice for the colder months.
Most designers went with wide masculine shoulders and a cinched waist.
Big checks and small checks, tartans, houndstooths, and ginghams. We saw it all on the runways in February.
For those who manage to make it out of the house this year, 1920s flapper-style tassles are coming back for 2020 formal wear.
They're warm and waterproof too, which is an added bonus for the wet weather!
Vogue once claimed that you "cannot retreat in red.” Given the number of battles we're fighting in 2020, it's definitely the color of the year!
It's certainly a more creative approach to the trend than we've seen in previous years!
You can even add a little movement to your daytime looks with a fringe detail piece like this coat from Prada.
It's easy to work in a checkered jumper or tartan skirt, but Celine went with this statement camel cape for a more matronly look.
Alexander McQueen's collection included this incredibly sharp black tweed suit.
The cardigan was a feature in many different shows and in a variety of styles. Coach 1941 went with triple layers of shirts, slim cardigans, and blazers for a preppy look.
Alexander McQueen went with a slightly more practical white shirt-dress.
Nina Ricci went all out with this enormous statement piece. It's probably a better fall trend for warmer countries, you'd have a hard time fitting a winter coat over that sleeve.
Chanel channeled some serious '90s dad vibes, but somehow it's working.
Fendi combined the balloon sleeve and cardigan trend into one!
Top brands like Philipp Plein, Celine, Tom Ford, Oscar de la Renta, and Paco Rabanne all had key pieces in glittering gold and silver.
Bella Hadid stunned in this see-through dress at the Tom Ford show, fulfilling all our disco dreams.
Whether you're channeling Queen Elizabeth I or Princess Diana, just make sure you've got an extra large sleeve in your wardrobe this season.
It's been an interesting year for fashion so far. The spring/summer predictions never really came to fruition thanks to the spring/summer lockdown! Instead, we saw the rise of loungewear and "home couture," and athleisure made a massive comeback since celebrities and influencers stopped leaving the house. Fashion inspo came from Hailey Bieber and Bella Hadid on TikTok instead of red carpet events.
Now that the fashion industry is slowly returning and stores are restocking (in some places), there's hope we might be able to get on top of some of the fall trends for this year. Always accessorized with a mask, of course. Click through the gallery to see the biggest trends for the season ahead.
Louis Vuitton went with a less feminine twist on the trend by adding black latex layers.
Why not try a bedazzled short? Metallics are shimmering their way back onto the scene.
Another voluminous trend on the rise this fall is the dramatic frill. Carolina Herrera showcased this striking layered gown as their centerpiece.
Molly Goddard similarly dressed down the girlish organza with a chunky knit underneath and flat black shoes.
The top fashion trends for fall 2020
Don't worry, it's not all chunky knits!
FASHION Fall 2020
It's been an interesting year for fashion so far. The spring/summer predictions never really came to fruition thanks to the spring/summer lockdown! Instead, we saw the rise of loungewear and "home couture," and athleisure made a massive comeback since celebrities and influencers stopped leaving the house. Fashion inspo came from Hailey Bieber and Bella Hadid on TikTok instead of red carpet events.
Now that the fashion industry is slowly returning and stores are restocking (in some places), there's hope we might be able to get on top of some of the fall trends for this year. Always accessorized with a mask, of course. Click through the gallery to see the biggest trends for the season ahead.