tailoring

1. http://www.globalblue.com/destinations/italy/milan/the-top-10-trends-from-milan-fashion-week-for-
ss19
Tailoring
Tailoring continued to prove popular for spring/summer. Tod’s kept cuts classic while
Jil Sander’s tailored pieces showcased the same minimal feel as the rest of the
collection. Tailoring could be found across both menswear and womenswear at
Salvatore Ferragamo, including striking leaf-print styles.

2. https://www.harpersbazaar.com/uk/fashion/shows-trends/g38445/spring-summer-fashion-
trends/?slide=10
Tuxedos may have been a talking point at the SS19 shows (more of that later), but there was a
broader tailoring trend likely to change the way we dress next season. The industry is moving
away from the more fluid midi styles of recent seasons to a sharper silhouette - tailored trousers
were styled with shirts and belts for a pulled-together look that still feels softer than a suit -
Balenciaga, Burberry and Givenchy were just a few to adopt the trouser-shirt line of thinking. It
was an accessible take on androgyny and one that women beyond a size eight can really wear.
The result? Clothes that look polished, elegant and confidence-boosting.