All the fashion trends for 2016

The Victorian trend

If the catwalks are anything to go by, this knot, which adorns the collars of blouses and blouses, doesn't seem to have said its last word in 2016. For greater effectiveness, it should be worn retro or with jeans. Casual and eccentric, Lavallières or Victorian collars are sure to give you a glam rock attitude.

Woollen skins

We're all familiar with Tom Cruise's aviator look from 1980's Top Gun, but are you familiar with the Aviator girl look? We hope so, because this autumn, the aviator look will be adopted and worn by all the most fashion-conscious girls.

Flower bouquet trends and tapestry inspiration

The success of floral prints in the spring 2016 season will have left a lasting impression. So why not repeat the performance in autumn 2016? The answer is "yes". Floral prints are making a comeback this autumn. Perfect for creating vintage, romantic or gyspets looks, floral patterns and tapestry inspirations will be THE pieces to keep on hand all season long.

The revisited suit

Straight from Fashion Week, the timeless trouser suit has been revisited for an androgynous look.

Fluid, soft or modern, the trouser suit is sexier, more contemporary and more unexpected. This season, the trend is all black. If you like suits and colour, red, white or blue will make you a little less inconspicuous.

Long coats

Derived from 70s fashion, the long coat is back with a bang. Whether long, short or broad-shouldered, the trendy overcoat can stand on its own as it makes a statement with its length and fabrics, most often wool.

Preferably in shades of grey, it will take on the effect of a checked tartan or horizontal line to draw the eye both to its majestic length and to its more simplistic but highly effective patterns.

The down jacket in town

Fluffy, stringy, imposing or anecdotal, the down jacket has made a dazzling comeback. Combining fashion and comfort, the down jacket is perfect for a more casual look. To ward off the cold, Elora has reinterpreted the down jacket in a couture version in intense black with a wrap-around faux fur collar.

A white T-shirt

Fashion never stops evolving, but sometimes you have to go back to basics. What could be more basic than a beautiful white T-shirt? Previously worn only during the day in a casual, even sportswear style, the 2016 T-shirt can also be worn in the evening under a slip dress, trousers or a chic skirt. Choose one with a message to make it even more contemporary.

The bomber, a fashion icon

Also known as the aviator jacket, the bomber has risen from the ashes in a more chic, cool and fashionable style. Thought to be a thing of the past, dethroned by the perfecto and the duffle coat, there's nothing quite like the bomber. Reinvented and ever more feminine and sporty, the bomber is making its way down the catwalks of the most prestigious brands. Stamped 90's, it's back in our wardrobes without warning, to the delight of nostalgic fans.

The feather and navy blue trend

Feathers come and go. Trousers, shorts, jackets, blouses, T-shirts - feathers are everywhere. Its airy quality gives consistency to an outfit and an elegant effect. At Elora, we've chosen it in the form of a bewitching blue T-shirt to transport you even further into elegance.

The coat and cape

Resolutely androgynous, the pea coat has been at the forefront of the fashion scene for several seasons now. This year, the pea coat, a new generation of sailor coat, will take the form of a short formal coat, preferably in navy blue or khaki. As for the cape, as comforting as it is chic, it continues to take centre stage on the 2016 catwalks. Rigid or supple, short or long, the cape brings a guaranteed and unusual fashion effect to your outfits.

The biker look

With a short leather jacket, zipped black trousers, marbled effect or faux-leather jegging, the biker look is feminised for an assertive Rock'n Roll edge. Leather effects are no longer confined to a few jackets, but are making their mark on all autumn and winter pieces, for an urban warrior look that's sure to please.

Colour trends: Neo blue

This winter, we're playing with a warm blue, ranging from blue-grey to blue-green, not forgetting the deep, luminous Byzantine. An elegant blue, equally suited to women with golden or paler complexions, with brown, blonde or copper hair. Paired with grey or black, it will add luminosity while retaining a rock chic feel.

Colour trend: ochre and paprika

From saffron yellow to paprika, brown to orange-red, this colour trend will warm up even the coldest winters.

It's easy to combine with greys for a trendy, urban look, or with brown for a more casual, cosy silhouette.

A ubiquitous colour on the catwalks, it will be available in a wide range of shades at Elora