Fashion Trends Autumn 2014

Hello everyone, today I would love to highlight fashion trends of autumn 2014.

This season retro-style is back in fashion, which is undoubtedly very close and loved by many people. Vintage “60’s mini-dress” is one of must have item this fall. I believe this style will definitely bring some brightness to gray autumn weather.

Trendy colors of autumn 2014 are bright colors (any shades of blue, red) and pastels as for the black color feel free combining with some bright prints like floral, peas, even the wild leopard,…yes wild live prints are back this season. So don’t put away your summer clothes yet, instead try to combine them with fall items like sweaters, warm jackets and boots. By doing so you not only keep yourself warm you also add some spice and make your autumn wardrobe more interesting and playful.

It is hard to imagine autumn wardrobe without comfy, cozy sweater, and on 2014 runways the public was introduced to oversized sweater for fall. You can simply pair this item with tight pants or skirt (with a length of your choice) and as a final result you will end up with a very cute autumn outfit.

This fall fashion invites us to wear everyday outfit with high knee tall statement boots.
Try boots with eye-catching colors, interesting textures, and cool details. Some time only one piece can completely change your simple outfit to a very trendy, stylish, unforgettable look.

Whether it is a jacket, belted coat or a poncho, plaid outerwear is back in fashion this fall.

Good news for those of you who loves to wear fur, it is in fashion this fall but the fashion designers decided to add some colors to it, so you can enjoy wearing any bright color fur you can imagine. This fall designers used fur everywhere in finishing shoes, bags and gloves. So let’s get wild!

Do you love cozy sweater on a cold autumn day then you would love the new “Head-To-Toe” knitwear trend this season.

Bags in autumn 2014 are spacious with short handles, often decorated with fur. For special occasions there are small handbags on a long strap or traditional clutches.