fashion and grooming trends are determined from factors and data including social and economic conditions news the environment and overall awareness the pandemic has thrown up the following predictions1 a subtle colour palette expect the return of pastels for daywear for women pale peach pink lemon and mint green for the day and jewel tones for the night white sky blue and grey for men with navy blue and beige for formal and business wear this colour can be mixed and matched with other pastels as well as neutral hues no matter if you are an edgy girl or classy lady there are easy ways to make this ethereal light hues work for you2 minimalism minimalism at its essence is the idea of less is more choosing minimalism reintroduces a life less cluttered clearing space for whatever is most important this drive easily bleeds into the realm of fashion design and apparel embroidery will become a luxury and clothes will be simpler3 fitted shape and form expect a structured silhouette for both menswear and womenswear with an emphasis on a snug or tight wraparound fit buttons or zips on work casual and leisurewear full sleeve over short sleeves for shirts and tops4 back to the basics when the coronavirus pandemic hit fashion shows and the iconic met gala were cancelled now everything about fashion is changing from the way we buy our clothes to how we decide what to buy accessories will become a luxury so expect to wear less jewellery affordable watches and footwear that is durable5 bridal and festive wear bridal and festive wear will go back to a more classic and vintage look and feel indian brides are going big on choosing eclectic colours for their wedding lehengas from pinks to yellow blues to greens but some brides still want to not follow the trend and try something different from newage lehenga sets ruffles and feathers to mirror work and gota patti the indian wedding fashion is going to see a dramatic aside from being cancelled turnover this year 2020 is going to be an interesting year in terms of unique lehengas aesthetics and colour schemesinputs by designer monisha jaising