These November 2015 fashion trends range from stitch-free clothing lines to wheelchair fashion concepts that are designed to be inclusive to those with disabilities. While the month's most notable editorials are embracing themes of self-expression, its retail concepts are highlighting artisanal craftsmanship and exclusivity.
Winning examples include evolving sneaker stores that offer new and one-of-a-kind styles each week along with pop-up makeup boutiques that are bringing independent labels -- companies that first gained fame on social media channels -- to the masses.
When it comes to inventive clothing, these November 2015 fashion examples don't only include inclusive staples but also challenge stereotypes. Spring-supported high heels oppose the belief that fashionable footwear has to be uncomfortable while water-soluble dresses blend aesthetics and sustainability seamlessly.
- Gen Z
- Gen Alpha
- Millennial (primary audience)
- Gen X (primary audience)
