The document provides summaries of several fall 2010 fashion trends including: 1) Crochet clothing and accessories as seen on runways. 2) Prince-inspired fashion featuring brocade jackets, lamé blouses, and platform boots. 3) Depeche Mode style with fringe, cowboy boots, and statement jewelry. 4) The urban warrior woman embracing tailored coats and minimal, luxurious looks.

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2. Trend Report:- Crochet Clothing and Accessories Skip the hook stitch and let spring’s craftiest designers do the work with crochet dresses, underpinnings, and accessories

3. HookedOn Crochet

4. Trend Report: Prince-Inspired Fashion Showstopping brocade jackets, lamé blouses, and supergalactic booties make us scream “ I would die 4 u!” ­­­

5. Prince .

6. Trend Report: Depeche Mode Style Relive the band’s “Personal Jesus” video with fantastic fringe, 80s cowgirl boots, and God-fearin’ jewels

7. Depesche Mode

8. Trend Report - Urban Warrior Designers have always been fascinated with the idea of the strong woman. She usually appears after seasons of ultra-femme runways, but fall 2010 saw her evolve out of the tough, downtown chic that has dominated for a while. This one has the polish of a woman who appreciates a finely tailored coat, who prefers minimal to more, and who definitely loves a little luxe.

9. Urban Warrior

10. Trend Report- Conservative Glamour There's no question that the recession has left an indelible mark on fashion. It's forced women to change their shopping habits and in turn forced designers to react. Thus, the reemergence of luxury on the runways was approached from a smarter, leaner, savvier vantage.

11. Conservative Glamour

12. Eccentric Ladylike The stylish magpie — she's a perennial muse who, even in the most minimal of moments, pops up somewhere on the fashion radar — like here, at ADAM. She likes mixing her patterns (like Jason Wu's eclectic dressers)... ...and pulling together disparate motifs à la Peter Som. And she’s certainly not afraid of color — lots of bold ones paired together in seemingly off combos that as a whole work wonderfully. Carolina Herrera and Oscar de la Renta (seen here) weren't afraid to embrace her. In fact, they wrote the book on ultra-ladylike looks that have a piled-on (within chic reason) charm. A slouchy tailored look with mixed prints at Organic by John Patrick. Trend Report - Eccentric Ladylike The stylish magpie — she's a perennial muse who, even in the most minimal of moments, pops up somewhere on the fashion radar — like here, at ADAM. She likes mixing her pattern...and pulling together disparate motifs à la Peter Som. And she’s certainly not afraid of color — lots of bold ones paired together in seemingly off combos that as a whole work wonderfully.

13. Eccentric Ladylike

14. Trend Report - Great Outdoors Go West, young woman. Or at least get out of the city. That was the message ringing from several runways. Girls got tough — not in a gritty, leather-and-chains kind of way but rather with a lumberjack-loving mien. She;s ready for adventure!

15. Stevie Nicks' Boho Rhapsody

16. Trend Report - Stevie Nicks' Boho Rhapsody Channel Fleetwood Mac’s songstress with Gothic prairie dresses, fur tails, and luxe gypsy accessories. Take on boho with tons of froth, flou, frills, layers, and pretty much anything that will flutter in a light breeze.

17. StevieNicks' Boho Rhapsody

18. Trend Report : Sock It 2 Em’ Given that thigh high boots are on trend and that they can't be worn every day there has to be an alternative with similar appeal. Hence for Autumn / Fall 2010 you'll find yourself rummaging through your sock draw and donning a pair of knee high socks. Or over the knee socks. Or thigh high socks. From the sporty to the sparkly, to layerings of socks over tights; a great pair of socks can add that extra, and much needed, eye catching detail to an outfit. Click to read more about the knee high socks trend and how to wear it.

19. SockIt 2Em ’

20. Trend Report- Velvet Velvet is the ‘it fabric’ for fall 2010. Colored velvets in burgundy wine, forest green and midnight blue are the best. Love velvet peeking out from under otherwise conservative or minimalist outfits. They add a new texture dimension and a fuzzy feeling that will make women feel undeniably plush this fall.Velvet—especially red and oxblood colored—was all over the New York runways for fall 2010.

21. Velvet Underground

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