The runways have spoken, and the '90s are back. So are the '70s. And the '80s. And so are some trends that can't be traced back to any particular decade. Confusing, I know, but designers like Chanel, Gucci, and more declared everything from power shoulders to micro-micro bags to weird hats a thing, and we can't wait to join in.

One of the strongest outerwear silhouettes to come out of the fall 2019 collections was the cape. Chanel gave the capelet the tweed treatment, Marc Jacobs showed one in Leopard, and Hedi Slimane's second collection for Celine made the best in basic. The many variations prove the heroic cut works for every occasion.

The runways have spoken, and the '90s are back. So are the '70s. And the '80s. And so are some trends that can't be traced back to any particular decade. Confusing, I know, but designers like Chanel, Gucci, and more declared everything from power shoulders to micro-micro bags to weird hats a thing, and we can't wait to join in.

One of the strongest outerwear silhouettes to come out of the fall 2019 collections was the cape. Chanel gave the capelet the tweed treatment, Marc Jacobs showed one in Leopard, and Hedi Slimane's second collection for Celine made the best in basic. The many variations prove the heroic cut works for every occasion.

The runways have spoken, and the '90s are back. So are the '70s. And the '80s. And so are some trends that can't be traced back to any particular decade. Confusing, I know, but designers like Chanel, Gucci, and more declared everything from power shoulders to micro-micro bags to weird hats a thing, and we can't wait to join in.

One of the strongest outerwear silhouettes to come out of the fall 2019 collections was the cape. Chanel gave the capelet the tweed treatment, Marc Jacobs showed one in Leopard, and Hedi Slimane's second collection for Celine made the best in basic. The many variations prove the heroic cut works for every occasion.

The runways have spoken, and the '90s are back. So are the '70s. And the '80s. And so are some trends that can't be traced back to any particular decade. Confusing, I know, but designers like Chanel, Gucci, and more declared everything from power shoulders to micro-micro bags to weird hats a thing, and we can't wait to join in.

One of the strongest outerwear silhouettes to come out of the fall 2019 collections was the cape. Chanel gave the capelet the tweed treatment, Marc Jacobs showed one in Leopard, and Hedi Slimane's second collection for Celine made the best in basic. The many variations prove the heroic cut works for every occasion.