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New York fashion week SS18 - Shirts and soft colors

September 12, 2017
1 min read
Fashion Intelligence
Article ID: 970

This New York fashion week Spring summer 2018 season looks more promising for the retailers as we witnessed the most consumer-friendly designs. Designers looked inspiration from the street and added the flavor of their creativity. 

Shirt got revamped

As we look into the runway trends we find how the shirt style got the major overhaul- from boxy to shoulder accentuated style making women's look refined for the authority seeking women. We can look into Victoria Beckham's shirt collection where she showcased the white shirt making shoulder look broad teamed it with the office skirt. Her idea was to stylize the women's corporate look to a new level.

The emergence of Pink- If last season orange and red were the hottest color, this spring summer 18 is the season of the pink though orange and red are still strong. For the New York fashion week spring summer 18 color trend report you can visit members area.

Here is the review of some designer's collection- 

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