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Red: Giambattista Valli -

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! 

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Red: Preen -

Many celebrities have been stealing the spotlight on the red carpet in daring scarlet for years. 

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Red: Ports 1961 -

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! 

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Suits: Balmain -

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. 

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Suits: Ashish -

It's too hard to go back to wearing pants after months of remote work, so try a skirt instead! 

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Suits: Dior -

Alternatively, a silky short like this Dior number will do the trick. 

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Metallic: Celine -

Why not try a bedazzled short? Metallics are shimmering their way back onto the scene.

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Metallics: Philipp Plein -

Top brands like Philipp Plein, Celine, Tom Ford, Oscar de la Renta, and Paco Rabanne all had key pieces in glittering gold and silver. 

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Metallics: Tom Ford -

Bella Hadid stunned in this see-through dress at the Tom Ford show, fulfilling all our disco dreams. 

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Black leather coats: Alberta Ferretti -

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.

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Black leather coats: Hermes -

Most designers went with wide masculine shoulders and a cinched waist. 

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Black leather coats: Balenciaga -

They're warm and waterproof too, which is an added bonus for the wet weather! 

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Checkers: Stella McCartney -

Big checks and small checks, tartans, houndstooths, and ginghams. We saw it all on the runways in February. 

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Checks: Celine -

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. 

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Checks: Alexander McQueen -

Alexander McQueen's collection included this incredibly sharp black tweed suit. 

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Tassles: Givenchy -

For those who manage to make it out of the house this year, 1920s flapper-style tassles are coming back for 2020 formal wear. 

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Tassles: Prada -

It's certainly a more creative approach to the trend than we've seen in previous years! 

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Tassles: Prada -

You can even add a little movement to your daytime looks with a fringe detail piece like this coat from Prada. 

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Balloon sleeves: Chanel -

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. 

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Balloon sleeves: Alexander McQueen -

Alexander McQueen went with a slightly more practical white shirt-dress. 

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Balloon sleeves: Nina Ricci -

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. 

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Cardigans: Coach 1941 -

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. 

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Cardigans: Chanel -

Chanel channeled some serious '90s dad vibes, but somehow it's working. 

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Cardigans: Fendi -

Fendi combined the balloon sleeve and cardigan trend into one! 

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Frills: Carolina Herrera -

Another voluminous trend on the rise this fall is the dramatic frill. Carolina Herrera showcased this striking layered gown as their centerpiece. 

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Frills: Louis Vuitton -

Louis Vuitton went with a less feminine twist on the trend by adding black latex layers. 

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Frills: Molly Goddard -

Molly Goddard similarly dressed down the girlish organza with a chunky knit underneath and flat black shoes. 

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What next? - If you're looking for more fashion inspiration, check out these incredible Black fashion designers that everyone should know about. 

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