Australian Fashion Week reveals 2018 trends in early spring trends

Lead: Shortly before the Australian Fashion Week in early spring of 2018, many Australian brands brought us a colorful visual feast during the week-long show. At the same time, they also talked about new trends. ELLE will interpret it with you today. Look for new trends in vacations.

Deconstruction Deconstruction

The young, energetic, rebellious girl of the new era began to play deconstructionism and freedom to dress up new games. Various irregularly tailored shirts and splicing elements were reorganized, and classic shirts were re-interpreted in a daring challenge.

Ruffle Wave Ruffle Wave

Normcore’s style has faded and people’s pursuit of romance is back to sight. The lotus leaf that stands for the girl's heart shines in 2017. Whether it is bell-bottoms, shirt sleeves, collars, or even dresses, you can see the perfect blend of lotus leaf elements.

Feather Fever Feather Fever

From chicken feathers, mane hairs to ostrich feathers, the feathers of birds carry exaggerated colors and flying vitality, bringing tension and movement to fairy skirts, suspenders, and so on. The upgrade of texture also creates a sense of luxury in dresses.

3D Fabric 3D Fabric

The upgrading of fabrics and materials brings a futuristic sense of technology, a sculptural silhouette, or a layered fabric stitching, which is an expression of the spirit of innovation and a tribute to art.

Non-classic white shirt Anticlassic

The classic single item white shirt is more varied in design style. The front style of the court style, dynamic fringe sleeves, and long shirt skirt are no longer an absolute "safe" single item. It abandons the dumbness and change. Be assertive personality.