The new athleisure fuses sporty silhouettes (like the classic baseball polo) with different textures ¬– from leather to tulle, satin and lurex. The winning colour? Black.

Technical trainers, originally designed for trekking and hiking, are now making their way onto city streets, paired with tailored pieces and even eveningwear.

This aesthetic, directly inspired by tennis courts, embraces polo shirts, knitwear and pleated skirts to create effortlessly wearable looks with a classic feel.

From Carhartt WIP to Levi’s, workwear is making a strong comeback. This aesthetic – defined by durable fabrics and practical cuts – now features styles in retro beige.

Fashion’s love affair with basketball is nothing new. With Demna Gvasalia leading the charge, the catwalk is playing with luxurious fabrics and oversized casual silhouettes. This season’s favourite? The bomber jacket.

Brands like Skims have fuelled a surge in demand for functional, comfortable and effortlessly stylish designs over the past year. The mantra? Neutral tones.

The two-piece tracksuit gets a new dress code: pair joggers with an oversized T-shirt, a retro bomber, a playful handbag and satin ballet flats.

‘Gorpcore’ brings the mountaineering aesthetic to the streets of Paris and Milan. From puffer coats (think The North Face) to fleece jackets, this trend is here to stay.