These trends are showing up all over the runways, so you're sure to see them everywhere this year.

During the course of fashion month, hundreds of major brands display their visions for the next season, and while each show and presentation highlights designers&#39; creative visions, together they forecast a new wave of fashion trends that will certainly be taking over street style&mdash;and your closet&mdash;in just a few months. Though so many&nbsp;looks have made their way down the runways, we&#39;ve found a few Fall 2020 trends that seem sure to be everywhere later this year.

So far at fashion week, we&#39;ve seen some classics we know and love, like color blocking, <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion-week/prada-fall-2020-runway-show">fringe</a>, and plaid, find their way into many collections in ways that seem certain to catch on.&nbsp;Yet a few&nbsp;less typical Fall 2020&nbsp;trends have also popped up:&nbsp;think ballroom dresses, bright colors like fuschia, and opera-length gloves for everyday wear. Overall, the seemingly unanimous vision by many designers this fashion month is that women want to have fun with their clothes again. Whether it is with cheerful colors, festive textures, or items reminiscent of childhood like bows and tulle dresses, it appears our wardrobes (and quite possibly, our attitudes) will be taking an optimistic turn this fall.

Ahead, we&#39;ve listed some of our favorite Fall 2020 trends straight from the runways&nbsp;in New York, London, Milan, and Paris. We think many of these will eventually make their way&nbsp;onto the streets, red carpets, and ultimately, most likely&nbsp;on your Instagram feed.&nbsp;

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There&#39;s just something about getting dressed for a special occasion that just makes you feel &ndash; well, special. Designers amplified that sentiment this season to ask the question: why wait for&nbsp;an elusive occasion to look and feel your very best? Not only did designers show a seemingly unprecedented amount of <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion-week/brandon-maxwell-fall-2020-fashion-week-photography">eveningwear</a> in their ready-to-wear collections, but the real bravery seemed to be in the colors and silhouettes chosen. Bold neons, mile-long trains, and the most voluminous of skirts were presented as the new fashion norm.&nbsp;While we don&#39;t expect to see a full, floor-length skirt on a morning commute any time soon, we do think we&#39;ll&nbsp;see a new form of maximalism and inventive styling that will allow for the&nbsp;normalization of formalwear for the everyday.

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Keeping in step with the theme of dressing down a more &quot;dressed up&quot; look, formal gloves made appearances on dozens of runways, from <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion-week/marc-jacobs-fall-2020-runway-show">Marc Jacobs</a> to <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion-week/the-row-mary-kate-ashley-olsen-fall-2020-runway-show">The Row</a>. Though various formal gloves were seen accompanying all kinds of looks, opera-length gloves were especially prevalent. Perhaps it is a bit of escapism to brighten up a mundane day, or perhaps it is just an overlooked accessory that has a lot more potential than we give it credit for. Either way,&nbsp;these&nbsp;gloves add a touch of drama that&nbsp;pairs well with a strapped or sleeveless dress, suit jacket, or short-sleeved blouse.

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Fringe has been making its way into a range of collections as of late, and one thing is for sure in Fall 2020: fringe is for way more than just denim and cowboy boots. In fact, <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion-week/prada-fall-2020-runway-show">fringe</a> seemed to be everywhere at Milan Fashion Week, accessorizing a range of aesthetics.&nbsp;Engulfing everything from pants&nbsp;to dresses and bags, the trend has taught us one major takeaway:&nbsp;any occasion is appropriate for a dose of fringe.

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Perhaps one of our favorite trends of this month is seeing the rise of the statement collar take place in many forms. From embroidered Peter Pan collars and ruffled abstract styles&nbsp;to sharp, exaggerated versions that command your attention, collars add a bit of extra detail to any outfit. And with so many different styling options to choose from, this is a Fall 2020 trend that can easily transfer to fit any individual&#39;s style.&nbsp;

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While stereotypes say that many New Yorkers love to dress in an all-black uniform, the abundance of joyful fuschia is a Fall 2020 trend that could push&nbsp;women all around the world&nbsp;to step out of the safe land of neutral and beige shades that have been popular in the past. A bold choice for autumn weather, this color adds new energy to&nbsp;seasonal staple pieces such as outerwear or suiting.

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A puff-sleeve or shoulder has been on our trend radar&nbsp;for the past few seasons now. Though in spring shows the puff shoulder felt soft and ladylike, this past month, designers were a bit more specific for Fall 2020&nbsp;by focusing on a strong shoulder, paired with a more straight sleeve for a more editorial finish. Executions&nbsp;ranged from feminine interpretations with ruched gathering at JW Anderson&nbsp;to powerful silhouettes with a sharp geometric twist at Christopher John Rogers. Any way that it is styled, however, definitely&nbsp;makes a statement.

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Could it actually be possible to not love a matching set? We didn&#39;t think so either. The ease of having an outfit all put together for you, while having the versatility to wear the separates styled on their own, is a big reason we are happy to see more designers work them into cold-weather collections. The updates? Exciting new prints, slightly relaxed silhouettes, and taking the trend further with optional matching jackets.

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Color blocking isn&#39;t exactly a new trend to the fashion world, yet&nbsp;it has been pretty much&nbsp;off the radar after it&#39;s early 2010s surge. (One can remember the massive excitement around <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion-week/gucci-fall-2020-runway-show">Gucci</a>&#39;s Spring 2011 show with its vivid jewel tones) And after almost 10 years, it is appearing back on runways for an unexpected season. While bright colors usually tend to show up on spring trend reports, for Fall 2020, designers were proud to show bright colors in seasonal fabrics such as leather, velvet, and sequins, offering consumers one solution to&nbsp;keep the winter blues away.

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Bows! They aren&#39;t just for kindergarten anymore. The rise of childhood-inspired&nbsp;and retro&nbsp;dressing has only grown over the past year. Throughout last summer, some of&nbsp;the most prevalent trends were tie-dye, beaded friendship bracelets, hair accessories, pastel hair, and daisy motifs, so&nbsp;it goes as no surprise that this trend isn&#39;t dying, but is going a step further with bows popping up all over garments. Designers placed bows on top of hats, repeated them as patterns on dresses, used them as neckties, and much more. If you&#39;re still a bit weary, some modernizing of the Fall 2020 trend,&nbsp;such as textured bows in muted palettes and sharper, bow-tie like shapes&nbsp;as seen at&nbsp;Christopher Kane, offers a bit more versatility and perhaps makes integrating bows into your outfit&nbsp;a bit more approachable.

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Most of us are no stranger to wearing plaid;&nbsp;some brands such as <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion-week/burberry-fall-2020-runway-show">Burberry</a> have built a whole brand identity around the pattern. Having seen it take on many forms, it&#39;s always impressive to see which new iterations designers can think up to reinvent the timeless favorite.&nbsp;Over the years we have seen plaids come in many popular categories such as&nbsp;grunge plaids, uniform-dressing plaids, and&nbsp;now the&nbsp;Fall 2020 trend, in which plaids are styled&nbsp;in courageous, eclectic colors, with designers trying out head-to-toe plaid dressing and unconventional mixed patchwork patterns.

See the Fall 2020 Trends Dominating the Runways at Fashion Week

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