What’s coming
The fall/winter collection from GERRY WEBER combines materials such as flannel, pin stripes, tweed and herringbone with modern accents in bi-color designs and faux plains. Patchwork materials, knits with nylon and decorative details such as fringes, feathers and embroidery give the styles a special touch. Fluffy surfaces, fake fur and sustainable faux leather options ensure comfort and style. Flower prints and marble prints round off the collection with fresh, trendy accents.
What remains
Tried-and-tested materials and designs continue to be found in the new GERRY WEBER collection: double face, jacquards and denim remain central components. Cargo styles offer a modern cut, while graphic prints and stripes provide contemporary accents. Leo and animal jacquards as well as prints are also still represented and provide characteristic highlights.
Color trends
The color trends in the new collection range from natural tones such as reed, moss, nature and taupe to strong accents in rosé, chianti and marsala. Shades of blue from light blue to night sky and shades of gray from silver gray to anthracite provide a modern, calming base. Black & White is complemented by Emerald, Bottle Green and Flame, while Stardust, Wood, Fuchsia and Dawn provide vibrant highlights.
Pattern trends
The pattern trends of the new collection cover a wide range of designs. Graphic jacquards for jersey and animal jacquards in the knit sector set modern accents. Flower and leaf prints can be found on knitwear and as intarsia and bring floral elements into the collection. Winter flower prints and colored animal prints can be seen on blouses and viscose fabrics, while blue and white striped blouses with overprints or colored stripes set classic accents. Stretch blouses with statement prints and front prints on shirts offer additional visual highlights. Multicolor stripes adorn knitted pieces, while minimalist black & white prints ensure simple elegance. Colored tweeds, herringbone and salt-and-pepper looks as well as degradé effects complement the variety of patterns.
Material trends
The material trends in the new collection offer a versatile selection: Bouclé with 3D effects, flannel, tweed and herringbone provide structure, while satin cotton qualities and satin add elegant accents. Fake suede and nappa leather in new colors offer modern alternatives, complemented by mélange wool blends and jersey with jacquard designs. Scuba with prints or embroidery adds a sporty touch, while flowing viscose/polyester blends and double-face wool offer comfort. Teddy and plush qualities for vests and jackets, corduroy, denim and coating for trousers as well as taffeta and shiny cotton for blousons round off the collection.
The attention to detail
The details of the new collection are characterized by special accents: decorative buttons in metal or rhinestones, applied straps with lurex and new lining looks with stripes or jacquards offer interesting visual elements. Embroideries, sticks, beads, sequins and foil prints create subtle glitter effects on shirts. Bar details for trousers and skirts as well as inside/outside prints on knitwear add modern accents. Subtle coatings for trousers and stitched edges and seams on knitwear complement the collection with functional and stylish details.
Cutting trends / silhouettes
The cutting trends in the new collection are characterized by a variety of silhouettes: blazer shapes are taking a back seat, while jacket versions are increasingly becoming the focus. From short bouclé or tweed jackets with zippers, collars or lapels to teddy jackets combined with nylon or plush jackets. The trousers are relaxed and range from wide leg with pleats, culottes and casual denims to straight and bootcut. The cigarette shape also remains relevant in neat wool blends. Shirt blouses in stripes or with wording as well as plain blouses in longer shapes go well with slim trousers. Slightly tailored business blouses made of elastic materials remain a classic. Stand-up collar blouses with small ruffles or pussy-bow blouses are celebrating their comeback. Knitted skirts and trousers are combined with matching tops as a complete look, with the normally inserted arm becoming more important in knitting than the overlapping versions. Jersey shirt jackets range from zipper types in 1:1 rib to scuba blouson versions.
Must-haves/key look
A cargo suit in a mottled look is just as indispensable as the pencil skirt in pinstripes, which is complemented with a matching gilet. A tweed jacket in shades of blue harmonizes with the leopard graffiti blouse and the faux plain wide leg. Gray denim is paired with a graphic print blouse and a navy pin-stripe blazer. A pleated denim skirt looks casual in combination with a front print shirt and a denim jacket. The leopard jacquard knit dress with matching cardigan creates an elegant look. The bouclé zip jacket with a print shirt and black denim offers a modern, relaxed style. A complete look in fake nappa leather, consisting of a blazer, jersey leo turtleneck and jogging pants, is also a highlight. The plush jacket with a subtle leopard design goes perfectly with the fake wide leg leather trousers. The fake lambskin vest, combined with a two-tone striped sweater and the fake velor culottes, completes the look. Another must-have is the complete look in Barolo: fake nappa leather leggings with matching cable or structured knit. The list is rounded off with the jersey jacquard suit in Barolo/Off White, which is considered an absolute highlight.