2010 Autumn Winter Fashion Trend Report

Lead: Fabric is the soul of clothing, and anti-seasonal characteristics are becoming a major trend this season.

Céline

01 Cowboys

Denim has become a staple in women's wardrobes, with its presence felt all year round. In the third quarter, Phoebe Philo introduced a denim jumpsuit for Céline, which was a bit surprising since she moved away from the complex color palette seen earlier in the season. Stella McCartney, on the other hand, remains a true devotee of denim fabric.

Balmain

02 Metal Decoration

The term "metal decoration" may sound intimidating, as if it adds more weight to women’s outfits. However, the reality is quite the opposite. Whether it's pins, copper-colored metal accents, black gold glitter, or bold jewelry, these elements feel light yet impactful. The designers are focusing on elegance rather than testing the limits of what women can carry.

Céline

03 Leather & Fur

Wearing leather or fur in the summer might seem unusual, but this season many designers have embraced these unconventional materials. Prada even introduced a summer fur cape, suggesting that the goal is to make women feel both strong and comfortable—like Hercules with a cool and warm personality.

Matthew Williamson

04 Fringe

Tassels made a comeback after two years and continue to be a key detail this season. Designers like Roberto Cavalli and Matthew Williamson favor long, decorative tassels, while Louis Vuitton focuses on intricate sequins and Versace presents elegant, flowing fringes. This detail adds movement and visual interest to any outfit.

CHANEL

05 Feather

Feathers have emerged as one of the most unexpected fabric choices this season. Thanks to the Lemarié Feather Studio, CHANEL has taken the lead in this trend. From yellow goose feathers to Gothic black ones and soft pinkish-orange hues, these feather details create a lightweight, ethereal texture that feels almost weightless. It’s a magical addition to any collection.