Sandra Halliday
Sandra Halliday is an independent trend and business analyst and editor of Trendwalk.net. Formerly Editor-in-Chief of WGSN and Stylus Fashion, she has spent 30 years working on business and consumer magazines across the fashion, retail, marketing and cosmetics sectors.
SS20 key trend: Prints Charming
Print has been on a roll since⦠well, I canât remember when. This century has certainly been a print-focused one so far as
SS20 trend to go: the do-everything dress
There have been so many column inches written in the past few months about that Zara dress. You know the one – costs less than
NYFW: Trend flash, print power at Coach
The Coach 1941 collection was noteworthy on multiple fronts, especially as it marked a move by Stuart Vevers away from his usual Western-boho
NYFW trend to go: ultra casual, ultra luxe
Itâs no secret that fashion has become increasingly casual in the past few years and this is even affecting the labels that have
NYFW trend to go: 70s excess meets conservative cool
And the first trend to take away from the spring/summer 2020 collections is⦠one for autumn/winter 2019. What? No, weâre not going mad,
AW19 trends: Feet first
Key footwear trends for AW19 see designers taking on retro influences and mixing the very practical with their never-quite-shaken-off fondness for the craziest
AW 19 Trends. Dresses: Sport, Slips, Smock & Strapless
Women may spend their lives in jeans, but the dress remains the centrepiece of most womenswear collections and autumn/winter looks like a strong
AW19 trend-to-go: Knit one, wear one
Designers must be hoping that this autumn flies in with some gale force winds and other very autumnal weather as the runways were
AW19 key item: Boilersuits
Last month, luxury search engine Lyst made a bold statement. It said boilersuits were the âtrend of the seasonâ. That callout was based
AW19 key looks: Battle of the decades
The autumn/winter collections flirted with two key fashion decades and while the retro influences werenât aways explicit, the shapes, details, and key items
AW19 trends: Cosy cocooning coats for troubled times
Designers may sometimes feel like theyâre hitting their heads against a brick for autumn/winter as they offer up numerous coat options and consumers
AW19 print & pattern: Our top five takeaways
Considering the recent shows were for autumn/winter (well, most of them were), there was a surprisingly spring-like feel as the floral swept all