In this issue

Issue 175 of Collezioni Donna continues the analysis of the Autumn/Winter 2017 trends spotted on the catwalks of the increasingly creative and exciting Fashion Weeks in Paris and London. It is going to an autumn/winter decidedly focused on cocooning, enveloped and wrapped in warm, soft, comfortable materials, from the yarns to fabrics, such as princely velvets, borrowed from the wardrobe of an English gentleman to reconfirm a typically British mood. Tweed, Prince of Wales check, tartan, herringbone in increasingly unexpected shapes and styles as dictated by the new wave of international fashion designers. Very interesting shades of green and purple appear in the colour palette alongside forest tones while in the air there is a hint of Victorian inspired romanticism, symbolic of the imminent arrival of a new chastity.
Long wraparound coats for endless hugs. The revival of the sheepskin coats and jackets, garments closely linked to the 1970’s, continues while increasingly special padded outerwear moves away from the style of classic down jackets. Fantastic new interpretations of both leather and knitwear.
The "Emotions" section focuses on themes that will be developed further in the next issue (120) of Collezioni Trends: evocative images, chosen to suggest the emotions that are the lifeblood for those who, like us, work in the fashion industry.
It is worth mentioning the pages dedicated to New Talents like Virgil Abloh, founder and creative director of Off-White™, guest brand of the next edition of Pitti Uomo during which the first Spring/Summer womenswear capsule collection will be unveiled. Last but not least, we must remind you that Collezioni Donna now use much Bigger Pictures and dedicates More Pages to highlighting the latest and most important Trends from the catwalks in Paris, London, Oporto and Kiev, for which the Collezioni magazines are famous all over the world.

COLLEZIONI DONNA prêt-à-porter Magazine Description:

In-depth analysis on all the new emergent trends from internationally famous designers at the fashion show collections. Increasingly detailed discussion, enriched with journalistic articles: life style, shopping and reportage on the latest Fashion Weeks and the fashion scene. 4 issues per year.