Say it in Style
Politics, protest and activism have rarely been out of the headlines these last few months, so it is little surprise that designers wanted to have their own say with "The Future is Female" and "We are all Human Beings" slogan tees doing the rounds on the New York catwalks.
Public School | Prabal Gurung | Creatures of Comfort
Fishnet Finish
Providing a punky finish to any outfit, fishnet details were a common feature among many AW17 collections this week. It's not just about fishnet tights this coming season, think full fishnet layers and long fishnet sleeves. Basically anywhere you can pop a peek of fishnet, go for it.
Alexander Wang | Jason Wu
Jason Wu | Phillip Lim 3.1
Get ready to go full Studio 54 throughout the Autumn Winter 2017 party season. Whatever your colour, gold, silver or otherwise, make sure it shimmers for that on trend party piece.
Zimmerman | Jason Wu
Tome | Vivienne Tam
Up in Arms
Ruffles are still lingering for AW17, but in a much more subtle way then we are seeing in Spring 2017. But, get ready to go big with the sleeves. Voluminous arms with a touch of 80s power dressing will give you the silhouette of the season.
Prabal Gurung | Self Portrait
Jill Stuart | Self Portrait | Jonathan Simkhai
Sheer Style
Don't be shy of the sheer trends in Autumn 2017, fresh tulle layers will be all around. Go subtle with sheer panels or sleeves. Or go all out 'free the nipple' style.
Jonathan Simkhai | Narciso Rodriguez | Zadig & Voltaire
Black is Back
We all know that black is a common go to colour for this darker season, but gothic black has never been more glam. Whatever the trend - fringing, fishnet, ruffles, sheer layers and all the rest, black has you covered.
Proenza Schouler | Zadig & Voltaire
Ryan Roche | Prabal Gurung
Don't forget to get a taster of NAVY's AW17 collection with the first peek at the upcoming look book.
Images sourced: vogue.co.uk
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