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Fall and winter 2019 trends: Strong shoulders, bold colors and many a menswear motif

After catching the fall and winter 2019 runway collections in New York, London, Milan and Paris, it's become abundantly clear that the era of easy-wearing, focus-pulling, power-dressing is upon us, from bright, near-neon colors and menswear-suiting-inspired patterns to the biggest, sharpest shoulders we've seen since the original "Dynasty" was on the air in the '80s. Here is a closer look at five of the season's standout trends and the luxury labels that did them best.

- Wide-leg alert

This was one trend we noticed swishing and swaying from the runways of New York Fashion Week (where Christian Siriano envisioned an

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