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Sustainability and climate-change we’re almost synonymous with fringe and attainability on the runway as designers at Paris Fashion Week presented looks that supported the woman and the world for AW 20/21. While presentability has become a trend again, so has the awareness surrounding our carbon footprints - from manufacturing to consuming. Designs were thoughtful, wearable, and presented the modern woman options to elevate their style while remaining comfortable. We didn't see trends or the feeling that some designs are "in" while others are "out". Instead, there was a revival of some of sorts, showcasing pieces that will highlight the season ahead. Keep reading to see some of our favorite looks from the top shows!

One of the top highlights of Milan Fashion Week 2020 was when Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons announced their partnership to co-creative direct Prada. Aside from the news, and various events that were highlighted in Milan, strong feminine feels and handcrafted designs pave the way for a gorgeous new season. Gorgeous knitwear aside, the overarching sentiment of the show shed light on a circular economy - one which finds new uses for traditional designs. Keep reading to see some of the top styles from our favorite shows. 

Various shifts took place throughout the week as designs were debuted at NYFW AW20. Traditional shapes and ideals are abandoned as bridal, bohemia, power statements and sartorialism reigned supreme. We’ll see the poncho as the bohemian response to the structured tailoring of blazers in past seasons as free-spirited bespoke floral designs, dramatic capes and eloquently exposed skin are everywhere this fall.