Another London Fashion Week is wrapped, so we’re left with a number of fall trends coming from the runways. They are all super-wearable, we can’t wait for fall to come.

All About Leather

Black leather is officially one of the coolest, minimalist fall trends for this year. If you prefer to stay away from black, your options are various. You can opt for brown, dark green, navy, and the whole range of other fall-approved shades.

Trench Coats

It’s really hard to be a fashionista if you don’t own a trench coat. It is the essential outerwear piece for ladies of all ages, sizes and body shapes. You can expect trench coats to get much more interesting, with so many chic details.

All Red Everything

Make sure to wear red from head to toes in fall 2019. There are so many different ways to pull off this trend. It can be a cool suit, tops, skirts, just make sure it’s in the same color.

Puff Sleeves

The bigger your sleeves are, the better. Puff sleeves are one of the biggest 2019 fall trends seen on London Fashion Week runways. So many designers debuted these tops and dresses with oversized designs that you simply can’t ignore them.

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London Fashion week is going fur-free.

London Fashion week is fast approaching and this year will be a significant year for animal activists and fashionistas. For the first time ever, real fur has been banned from the show. No designer can use fur on the catwalk or presentation schedule.

The British Fashion Council announced the news with the following message:

“The BFC supports the creativity of designers and keeps an open dialogue with the industry, from designers to media, retailers, business leaders, government and global brands while encouraging designers to make ethical choices when it comes to their selection of materials and supply chain.”

“The BFC survey results reflect a cultural change based on ideas and choices made by designer businesses, international brands as well as consumer sentiment but also encouraged by the stance of multi-brand stores who are moving away from selling fur.”

This means that even fur lovers like Burberry will be made to trade in the mink for something a little more animal friendly. So that’s another reason to get excited for the big event.

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Another London Fashion Week is wrapped, so we’re left with a number of fall trends coming from the runways. They are all super-wearable, we can’t wait for fall to come.

All About Leather

Black leather is officially one of the coolest, minimalist fall trends for this year. If you prefer to stay away from black, your options are various. You can opt for brown, dark green, navy, and the whole range of other fall-approved shades.

Trench Coats

It’s really hard to be a fashionista if you don’t own a trench coat. It is the essential outerwear piece for ladies of all ages, sizes and body shapes. You can expect trench coats to get much more interesting, with so many chic details.

All Red Everything

Make sure to wear red from head to toes in fall 2019. There are so many different ways to pull off this trend. It can be a cool suit, tops, skirts, just make sure it’s in the same color.

Puff Sleeves

The bigger your sleeves are, the better. Puff sleeves are one of the biggest 2019 fall trends seen on London Fashion Week runways. So many designers debuted these tops and dresses with oversized designs that you simply can’t ignore them.

The post Biggest 2019 Fall Trends From LFW appeared first on toppoptoday.com.

London Fashion week is going fur-free.

London Fashion week is fast approaching and this year will be a significant year for animal activists and fashionistas. For the first time ever, real fur has been banned from the show. No designer can use fur on the catwalk or presentation schedule.

The British Fashion Council announced the news with the following message:

“The BFC supports the creativity of designers and keeps an open dialogue with the industry, from designers to media, retailers, business leaders, government and global brands while encouraging designers to make ethical choices when it comes to their selection of materials and supply chain.”

“The BFC survey results reflect a cultural change based on ideas and choices made by designer businesses, international brands as well as consumer sentiment but also encouraged by the stance of multi-brand stores who are moving away from selling fur.”

This means that even fur lovers like Burberry will be made to trade in the mink for something a little more animal friendly. So that’s another reason to get excited for the big event.

The post London Fashion Week Introduces First Ever Fur Ban appeared first on toppoptoday.com.