With summer nearly over, every fashionista worth their salt is thinking about their autumn/winter wardrobe. The latest collection from Citymax is the “perfect combination of high fashion and affordability” drawing inspiration from high fashion catwalks.
For women, this season’s collection stems from tartan grunge and rich warm colors taking cue from the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute Gala adding “our own animal print twist to the mix.” Mesh inserts and overlays and panel blocs are all presented in the collection. The Scottish Highlands are another source of inspiration with kilts, tartan skirts and print on print combinations. Embellished collars and hems are also trends to keep an eye out for at Citymax this season. It’s all about the detail.
This winter Citymax men’s wear experiments with specific key trends across the season starting off with the ever popular tartan trend offering items like, blazers, printed sweaters cardigans and shorts.
Influenced by rock music, studs add detail to basic wardrobe items; tees, sweaters and denims in black, ivory, grey marl and ink. There is a huge influence by military prints with a modernized take including, animal prints, camouflage military styled shirts plaid shirts and military uniform styled jackets and trousers. The New York ‘90s are back with bomber and baseball jackets, sneakers, thick sweaters, hoodies, coats & baggy tees.
For girls 8-14 floral jeans, polka dots, lace and stripes make up the key trends. Country chic, tartan, monochrome and plaids are all important will all be seen this autumn and are a perfect way to update any young fashionista’s wardrobe.
“Our infant boys collections are full of cute pieces for your little one. Our infant girls collection is as cute as it gets,” the company stated.
“Key items for the season include, festive dresses and a-line woven tops all of which are ideal to be layered underneath our adorable duffle jackets and coats. This season our 2-8 boys collection is packed with great pieces in exciting themes.”
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Citymax unveils new autumn collection



