The autumn winter 2011-2012 fashion trends are mostly inspired by the 70s backward and divided into three trends, that are innovative, primal, and synergy. While many collections come in 40s, 50s, 60s, and 70s styles, with laces, furs, tweeds, and blanket check wool, which some evening gowns are detailed with many frills, ruffles or sequins especially to express the touch of burlesque.
The basic styles mostly come in classic, sporty and casual outfits, with unisex silhouettes, celebrating with finesse and fancy the eternal theme of masculine/feminine, which were also offered at Celine, Dolce and Gabanna, and Paul Smith runways.
The autumn winter 2011-2012 fashion trends offer also the 60s vibe that come in many lines, fully consistent with the aspirations of the revolutionary era, such as at Prada, Burberry, and Tsumori Chisato runways.
Ralph Lauren, Miu Miu and Gucci are introducing both 40s or 70s nuances in their collection. They give at once the opulent, elegant, cheeky and dramatically feminine touches to the wearer.
D&G comes in very 80s styles, filled with neon colors and styles typically the era. While Etro, Christopher Cane, and Proenza Schouler come also with the up to trend pattern and styles of ethnic with tunic and dresses.
Some designers proposed their ski fashion to support the most popular sport during winter, skiing. The collection comes in a sophisticated fashion based on urban retro-chic winter sports. Jill Sander, Celine and Marc Jacobs come with their pencil silhouettes, completed with hoods, sweaters, tight pants and boots.
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