Looking for a bit of New Year style inspiration? Here are some bright ideas from the world of fashion to try

Whether you’re fashionably daring or stylishly shy, there truly is something for everyone in 2019.

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Matches Fashion

Postcard prints

The announcement of Raf Simons departing Calvin Klein spread like wildfire just days before Christmas, so if you didn’t ask Santa for some Calvin Klein by Raf Simons, be sure to keep your eye out on his final collection early this year.

Available at Matches Fashion

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Alighieri

Baroque pearls

No, we’re not talking about your standard, perfectly round pearls. It’s actually the ones that are organically shaped and imperfect that caught our attention.

Try baroque pearl earrings or layer on pearl necklaces from the likes of Timeless Pearly or Alighieri for a fresh take on a classic look.

Available at Alighieri

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Moda Operandi

Racing sunglasses

We’ve seen them on street style stars just as much as we’ve seen them on the runway, but these mirror-lensed racing sunglasses aren’t going away for spring/summer 2019.

Available at Moda Operandi

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Above Photo: Coutesy of Jason Lloyd-Evans

Go neon

A palette that was once reserved for '80s aerobics has resurfaced on recent runway shows in the world's fashion capitals. We’ve spotted it everywhere from Louis Vuitton and Gucci to Off-White.

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Frame Chain

Sunglass chains

Can you count the number of pairs of sunglasses or glasses you’ve misplaced or left behind?

If you’re sick of losing your spectacles, sunglass chains are a trusty accessory you will grow to love, especially if it's stylish piece by Frame Chain.

Available at Frame Chain

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Shrimps

Beaded bags

These beautifully crafted Shrimps handbags caught our eye last year, and there are plenty of other great beaded bags by brands such as Cult Gaia and Rosantica.

It may prove too chilly for a basket bag in the winter months, but throw on a fuzzy coat and a beaded bag and you’re all set combat the cold in a chic way.  

Available at Shrimps

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Spinelli Kilcollin

Mixing gold and silver jewellery

Forget the rules of not mixing gold and silver when it comes to jewellery.

We love the stackable rings from Los Angeles label Spinelli Kilcollin, which proves a that everything's better when you can mix it up.

Available at Spinelli Kilcollin

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Miu Miu

Chic raincoats

These aren’t your classic trench coats, but actual vinyl or plastic rain jackets. These stylish raincoats prove that gloomy or rainy weather won’t dampen our fashion spirit.

Case in point: Uma Thurman rocking an anorak over a satin and brocade gown on the Miu Miu resort runway. 

Available at Miu Miu

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Roger Vivier

Mary-Jane shoes

A long forgotten fashion favorite makes a comeback this season.

Cute and chic, Mary-Janes were spotted in the Chanel Cruise collection as well as Gherardo Felloni’s debut collection for Roger Vivier.

Available at Roger Vivier

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Versace

Patterned Tights

A trend that's not for the faint-hearted, patterned tights and leggings are back in a big way.

Versace styled their looks with top-to-toe (quite literally) Medusa heads and Baroque prints, while labels such as Marine Serre and Virgil Abloh’s Off-White offer a streetwear approach to the rising trend. 

Available at Versace

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Chanel

Pedal pushers

We saw the revival of biking shorts thanks to the Kardashian clan, but for those who may find the trend too daring, the pedal pusher silhouette (which hits right below the knee) is a great alternative.

Available at Chanel

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Victoria Beckham

Printed head-to-toe

Not content with limiting your prints to leggings? Go all out with a printed look from head-to-toe.

Leopard’s been a longstanding favourite of the industry, and this daring look by Victoria Beckham is just so right.

Available at Victoria Beckham

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Alexander Wang

Everyday Bling

We’ve spotted crystal-encrusted Ziploc and market bags on Alexander Wang’s runway a few seasons ago, but he’s taking bedazzling to the next level with window envelopes (for evening clutches) on his website.

Available at Alexander Wang

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Gucci

Designer homeware

What do labels Gucci, Loewe, Richard Quinn and Preen by Thorton Bregazzi all have in common? Homeware collections.

Gucci's webstore includes everything from an impressive array of wallpaper, armchairs to candles. 

Available at Gucci

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Browns Fashion

Throwback denim

Fiorucci from the '60s and Jordache from the early '80s—these are just a few jean labels that have re-emerged in recent seasons. Might we see more? Only time will tell.

Available at Browns Fashion

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Net-a-Porter

Scrunchies

Put your rubber bands away, toss the phone-cord-like hair tie and top off your top-knot with a scrunchie—the '90s icon is, dare we say, in. 

Available at Net-a-Porter

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Moncler

Moncler Genius collaborations

Alpine sports may not be your thing, but don’t let that stop you from exploring the Moncler Genius collection.

Available at Moncler

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Louis Vuitton

Thigh-high sneakers

Is it a sneaker or is a boot? Louis Vuitton says it's both.

Pair these with mini skirts or over long hemlines with slits for an added edge in 2019.

Available at Louis Vuitton

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Beachwear in the city

Resort collections are a warm reminder of sunnier days spent on the beach.

Hark back to summer months with ikat prints and tie-dye from the likes of The Elder Statesman and Altuzarra, reminding us that warmer weather will be upon us soon.

This article first appeared on hk.asiatatler.com.