The world's most iconic brands may have only recently finished showing their spring/summer 2023 forecasts at fashion week, but before we get too invested in those trends it's time to rewind a little.
After what was an unbelievably - and actually quite worryingly - hot summer, many of us were actually (brace yourselves, sun worshippers) very relieved to see the arrival of autumn.
Of course, as is the way in this industry, the fashion world has been prepping for the new season ever since the last Fashion Week wrapped in February earlier this year, giving us the first official glimpse into what our autumn/winter 2022 wardrobes will look like. Nothing like being prepared, eh?
Yep, while most of us were dreaming of putting together our summer looks bursting with dreamy cottagecore dresses, major sandals and statement sunglasses, the four fashion capitals - that's New York, London, Milan and Paris - had their sights set firmly on autumn.
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Gallery14 PhotosFor those of you with your finger on the pulse in the sartorial world this sneak peek into your future #lewks won't have come as a surprise, but for others it no doubt seemed a tad premature.
But what can we expect to be dominating the fashion landscape this season?
Fans of fuchsia will be pleased, because full-on Elle-Woods-approved takes on the look - we're talking head-to-toe, quite literally - are finally going to be everywhere, with the shade even dominating headwear.
Talking of which, hoods are going to be big news. And no, we don't mean those big cosy hoodies that you lived in over lockdown, but rather the tight-fit iterations which are worn in lieu of a hat and offer up a super streamlined silhouette.
For those of you looking for subtler style tweaks this season, babydoll dresses, sliced cut-outs and fringing are all great ways to tap into the hottest autumn fashion trends.
Keen to get ahead? Scroll down for your first look at the 14 trends that will be dominating our wardrobes this winter.
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