The 9 Paris Fashion Week Trends to Know For Fall '16

More than athleisure, designers are taking sportif to the next level with high-fashion activewear. Athletic-inspired staples, like hoodies and track pants, are reimagined as Fall '16 casualwear to take you from game time to hang time.

Vetements

Louis Vuitton

Acne

Carven

Chanel

Courreges

Maison Margiela

Anthony Vaccarello

Building on athletic influences, the coat to have on the Paris runways was decidedly practical. Parkas were the outerwear of choice, popping up in bold colors, and they put the finishing touch on everything from sneakers to more polished pieces.

Balenciaga

Vivienne Westwood

Stella McCartney

Acne

Carven

Courreges

Kenzo

Vetements

Louis Vuitton

With distinct touches of our fashion pasts, designers brought back '90s silhouettes, color palettes (and tie-dye), and overall nostalgic vibes to our 2016 look. Some, like Chanel's denim vest and Blossom-inspired hat are perfect for day, and others, like Saint Laurent's sexy minidresses, are begging for a night out.

Chanel

Elie Saab

Vivienne Westwood

Nina Ricci

Courrèges

Miu Miu

Paul & Joe

Vetements

Saint Laurent

Leopard prints punctuated collections across the board, adding intrigue to outerwear, separates, and even handbags. It's the punchy print that turns out goes with everything.

Givenchy

Mugler

Louis Vuitton

Maison Margiela

Acne

Carven

Isabel Marant

Dries Van Noten

Victorian-era silhouettes inspired the ruffles that decorate necklines and tiers, adding dramatic flourishes to the most feminine kind of day dresses and gowns.

Giambattista Valli

Balmain

Chanel

Chloé

Givenchy

Isabel Marant

Rochas

Sonia Rykiel

Kenzo

Valentino

Slip dresses, silky fabrics, pajama-inspired separates, and robes dominated the runways, bringing what's typically in the boudoir out into the daylight.

John Galliano

H&M

Stella McCartney

Zuhair Murad

Nina Ricci

Anthony Vaccarello

Dries Van Noten

Vionnet

Louis Vuitton

Layering dresses over sweaters, blouses, and turtlenecks is now such a thing for Fall '16, you'll never think to wear your dress the same way ever again, turning them into sophisticated jumpers.

Carven

H&M

Kenzo

Lanvin

Lemaire

Paul & Joe

Rochas

Valentino

Dries Van Noten

Louis Vuitton

Céline

Capes are no longer the stuff on costumes; designers are giving us the drama-inducing outerwear in totally wearable takes. From the short knit capes at Chanel to the full-length versions at Dries Van Noten, they may just replace your favorite coat.

Chanel

Valentino

Sonia Rykiel

Andrew Gn

Céline

Chloé

Maison Margiela

Roland Mouret

Dries Van Noten

Suits for every occcasion on the Fall runways beg the question: why wear a dress? These separates come with stripes, plaid, bold shoulders, high shine, and fits for every body.

Balenciaga

Balmain

H&M

Lanvin

Alexis Mabille

Paul & Joe

Sonia Rykiel

Dries Van Noten

Vionnet

Louis Vuitton