SS18 Fashion Trends Around the World You Need to Know About

Street style SS18
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Catch up with the trends: SS18 fashion shows are unfolding everywhere from Copenhagen to the Caribbean, Portugal to Panama – and of course, the ‘big four’: London, Paris, New York and Milan. Whether you’re looking for the hottest new styles in menswear or looking for an update on womenswear collections, Culture Trip brings you the need-to-know SS18 trends this year.

Paris fashion week SS18 trends, and more

Marking the finale in the fashion month calendar, Paris is the fashion week that draws the most attention and drives the most sales. It’s also the most fun, with a heady mixture of high art and streetwear combining for endless people watching and riveting shows.

Read the best of our Paris fashion week coverage below.

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Culture Trip also stopped by the opening of the new Yves Saint Laurent museum. You can read our interview with director Olivier Flaviano here, and our review of the new site here.

Milan Fashion Week SS18 report

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London Fashion Week SS18 trends

Perhaps it was the injection of new fashion blood courtesy of Edward Enninful and his gang at British Vogue, perhaps it was a post-Brexit bounce back, but this season saw one of the most vibrant and exciting fashion weeks in London to date. From new designers honing their offer, to established houses bringing back iconic looks and experimenting with new formats, it was certainly one to remember. Read through our London Fashion Week SS18 coverage below.

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London Fashion week SS18 trends to know about.

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New York Fashion Week SS18 trends

In spite of some major names relocating to show in Paris, New York Fashion Week SS18 offered seductive energy from start to finish: Tom Ford kicked off with pink power suits, while Sies Marjan offered silky, pastel two-pieces.

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Copenhagen Fashion Week SS18

The most fashionable crowds descended on Copenhagen, marking the start of the SS18 womenswear season. From international editors to the city’s most stylish residents, Culture Trip brings you the best street style looks from Copenhagen Fashion Week.

Read Culture Trip’s complete fashion guide to Copenhagen here.
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London menswear SS18 trend report

For the London menswear SS18 shows, binary-smashing style took centre stage with extravagant and Instagram friendly catwalk shows to boot. Bumbags were the accessory ‘du jour’ and Vivienne Westwood made a much anticipated return to the city.

See the best of London Fashion Week Mens street style here.

SS18 menswear trends

Find out what’s up in menswear through our long-read on the state of masculinity.

Read our London Fashion Week Mens show reports here.

The SS18 fashion week dates to know about

New York Fashion Week SS18: 7th – 14th September 2018

Belstaff SS18

London Fashion Week SS18: 15th – 19th September 2018

London Fashion Week Mens street style SS18

Milan Fashion Week SS18: 20th – 27th September 2018

Paris Fashion Week SS18: 26th September – 3rd October 2018

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