FALL & WINTER AIRPORT OUTFITS TRAVEL FASHION TRENDS 2019

During the fall-winter runway shows, tonal dressing dominated. Cape coats, motorcycle boots, boiler suits, and quilted patch clothing items also made statements. 

Grey Vinyl Puffer Coat; White Sneakers; Grey Jumpsuit; White Leather Tote 

The toning color theme promotes the idea of keeping things simple and unison. Thus, the greys being worn together, beiges being worn together, millennial purples being worn together, and etcetera. Equally cool is the mixture of neutral colors—whites and greys, browns and khakis, light blues and navy blues, and so forth.

Ethnic Plaid Maxi Skirt; Ivy Green Sports Bag; White Sneakers; Turtleneck Grid Sweater

Plaid and checks will never go away or out of fashion. This time, they dominated in skirts and different colors—not just reds, blues, and greens. 

Sneakers in different shapes have continued to dominate the shoe sections of the designer collections. The sores are getting bigger and bigger.

Leopard Print Cape; Grey Blouse; Black Jeggings; Motorcycle Boots Black; White Leather Tote 

Capes made their debut on the runway of fall-winter fashion 2019. This trend would work well for travel as they can easily be worn both at the airport and when sightseeing. A gorgeous leopard print cape was seen on the Marc Jacobs fashion show. Other designers that included capes in their collections include Celine, Chanel, and Miu Miu. 

Quilted Patch Coat; Green Croc Pants; Ivy Green Sports Bag; Motorcycle Boots Black; White Sleeveless Blouse

As we know, fashion can be unexplainable and to some people, ridiculous. The idea of making clothes out of quilts with patches might seem ridiculous, but designers did showcase great designs for the fall-winter fashion 2019. Most quilted patchwork items were coats, but there were skirts and blouses as well. 

Similarly, motorcycle boots (commonly known as Moto Boots) were popular on the fall-winter runway 2019. Some boots are plain, but most are decorated with crystals and silver. 

Rust Color Boiler Suit Cotton; Cream Platform Sneakers; Camel Leather & Plastic Tote

Boiler suits were a hit during the fall-winter fashion shows. Fashionistas are loving the cool element that these boiler suits are bringing. They were also popular in the 1970s. When traveling, you can wear a boiler suit with a sneaker or moto boots. But when at home and going for a nice outing with friends—don’t be afraid to pair them with a killer heel. A belt is an accessory that brings the whole attire to an A-plus.