Those with an eye on fashion trends will have noticed that the fall-winter runways were full of velvet and corduroy and that ruffles on sleeves and necklines added a lavish touch. And we also saw the return of the ever elegant and stylish column dress.
These slim-fitting dresses with a straight cut – that first emerged in the Fifties – are a go-to for those wanting to add a little glamour to their closet.
© GettyImagesThe timelessness of the column dress
Three models from iconic Seventies’ designer Roy Halston’s heyday closed the Naeem Khan show during New York Fashion Week sheathed in these timeless silhouettes - their shiny silver fabric making them perfect for the party season.
© GettyImagesInformality
In London, A.W.A.K.E. MODE showcased their take on the trend with a midi design.
© GettyImagesSilky
Flowing and opulent was the name of the game from Marni thanks to the use of silk, some in solid colors or in bold prints.
© GettyImagesFor daily wear
Rochas take on the style was a midi column dresses with long sleeves which would be perfect daytime wear.
© GettyImagesMinimalist
Simplicity took over the Tom Ford runway with dresses like this, in pristine white.
© GettyImagesAsymmetric
Antonio Grimaldi demonstrated a daring version of the trend with asymmetric and cut-out dresses .
© Own The LooksWith a lot of shine
Own The Looks amped up the shine with their, three-quarter length sleeves, floor-length dresses. Own The Looks ($559).
© Marks and SpencerRibbed knit
Make an informal addition with a ribbed knit dress perfect for everyday wear. Marks and Spencer ($259).
© GettyImagesIn velvet
Up the glam stakes with this dark blue velvet dress with off-the-shoulder neckline from Teri Jon ($580).
