Australian Knitting — January 2016

8 Australian Knitting

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Kintting Trends

ashion trends this season will

see a transformation in colours

and styles to reflect the brisk

change in weather this autumn season.

Knitting trends

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from a casual sweater dress to jeans

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the 19th century by wearing elegant

lace

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Colours – autumn hues

Purple, blue and yellow shades continue

to lead the way into autumn, a season

in which the colour palette usually

transitions from brighter hues into earthy

tones. Trending colours this autumn

includes dark teal, royal blue, sangria,

mustard yellow, radiant orchid and

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A range of monochromatic and

brown tones will also see a rise in

popularity, including hazy taupe,

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This autumn, trends are taking inspiration from the 19th century with garments featuring high

collars, ruffles and lace, mimicking the styles from this era. This trend however is seeing the

inclusion of modern details such as bright colours, leather and shapely silhouettes.

For knitwear that fits the look consider wearing:

High waisted skirts and bright

colours are in this autumn

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