Do you know your Flute from your Bishop sleeve, are you swapping your cold shoulder for slashed detailing, do you prefer a Deep Bardot or a high Funnel neck? Whilst we're still reaching for our January jumpers the trends in knitwear have been slowly evolving with micro trends emerging from the new season knits.
See my lowdown on the 8 knit trends to know below.
1) The Batwing: As the eighties heavily influence the high street the batwing sleeve has been emerging as the 'It' sleeve.
See my lowdown on the 8 knit trends to know below.
1) The Batwing: As the eighties heavily influence the high street the batwing sleeve has been emerging as the 'It' sleeve.
2) Tie sleeves: We're used to seeing tie detailing on shirting now it's the tie sleeve on knits.
3) Deep Bardot: It was a popular neckline from the Summer and now it's making knitwear sexy, look out for this off both shoulders feature, also known as a Bandeau neckline.
4) Bishop Sleeve: A small change can make the biggest style impact; like this shape sleeve with greater volume just before hitting the cuffs.
5) Slash detail: Replace the cold shoulder trend with this more subtle gaping.
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6) Tipping: A contrast edging seen on frills or hems, this tipping detail takes its cue from Sportswear ; still a heavy influence seen on the SS17 catwalks.
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7) The wider high neck: The turtle neck moves on; this wider high neck is more forgiving to those of us that don't have a swan like feature.
8) Knitted dress: The one piece easy outfit for the body confident is back.
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