After relaxed leisure looks with rather calm neutrals have dominated the women`s wear in the last seasons, optimism is now returning to fashion.
Bold colors in often monochromatic looks, bodycon silhouettes with cut-outs, transparency, a lot of sheer and shimmer and the shortest minis ever, bring the female body out of the veil and spread a party mood.
We accentuate these trends with brightly colored accessories, shiny metal finishes, decorative shapes and lovely details.

Finally, we can look to the future with optimism, but the great challenges of our time remain. The pandemic has not yet been defeated, but it is increasingly becoming an integral part of our lives. Climate change has established itself as the most important issue facing humanity. Thus, today's designers are faced with ever new challenges. To develop sustainable collections and still create desire. In fashion, retro sounds and gardening images satisfy the longing for an ideal world. The focus is on intelligent durable and life-enhancing products. Comfort and quality go hand in hand and become coveted new classics. Color and material are used playfully in many cases, sometimes with the feel of DIY design hacks.

At its core, this optimistic direction is all about thoughtful basics that bring personality and joy to everyday life. It is precisely for this focus: sustainability, durability, comfort, quality, desirability, that we have developed our new sustainable material #BrH#. We present it for the first time at the fair in a wide range of colors and our team is happy to answer questions about composition and properties.

From 04. to 06. February 2020 we will be in Munich (Hall 1, stall C21). Surprising moments, new impulses and refreshing discussions.

Today’s fashion orientated customer is more conscious and looks intensively for garments that are designed for a long lifetime. This trend has been implemented within our new collection, with the emphasis on high end qualities of natural materials. Inspired by the oriental spice market stalls, various shades of brown supported by grey nuances, showing materials with the tendency of soft and natural haptic. Classic is going to be reinterpreted by respecting the past without repeating, where traditional designs are unexpectedly implemented and modernized. In times of uncertainty, the past can have a powerful allure.