A pattern of gradual change in a

condition, output, or process, or an

average or general tendency of a series
of data points to move in a certain
direction over time, represented by a line
or curve on a graph.
Megatrends entail a major restructing ; they are
a larger pattern of broad trends that reshape
and transform our lives.
Micro trends advocate localization as opposed
to globalization, recognizing that people and
communities have never been sophisticated
and more knowledgeable about the choices
they make in their everyday lives.
 Facebook – is the most common social network website where you can share
information about yourself and communicate with other people. Twitter – it lets you
see what is happening around the world, from breaking news and entertainment,
sports and politics to big events and every day interests.
 Trend spotting is attempting to see the future in the present (Rehn and Lindkvist,
2013).
 Being able to predict a trend is a valued skill for the global citizen. Trend spotting
is sometimes called cool- hunting and trend analysis.
 Trend analysis is the widespread practice of collecting information and attempting
to spot a pattern, or trend, in the information.
 Trend is significant, have broad implications in all aspects of society, identifiable
and explainable while fad is transit ory or quick, affect only particular group of
people without impact and driven by emotions.
1. Innovation Be sure to bring something
new to the table when designing, even if
you’re trying to imitate a popular style.
By adding your own touch, you might
create the next top trend.
2. Brand Consistency When using your
creativity, remember to stay loyal to
your brand. There should be some
consistency in all of your designs so
customers remember what sets you
apart and defines your brand.
3. Outerwear-ability As we enter the
cooler seasons, outerwear is more
popular than ever. Consider designing
some new outerwear fashion pieces, or
at least some everyday pieces that are
flattering when outerwear is added to
the ensemble.
4. Versatility - Customers always
appreciate the ability to wear one piece
of clothing in multiple ways. They get
more for what they spend. Create
versatile pieces to make your audience
happy and challenge your fashion
design abilities.
5. Simplicity - Versatility usually calls for one
thing: simplicity. If you can create a simple yet
innovative fashion design, you’ve set yourself
up for professional progress. Simple pieces
are easy to remember and fun to wear. Most
importantly, they allow for more customer
creativity. Empower your audience and build
your brand’s popularity by keeping it simple.