These Are the 10 Items We'll All Be Wearing in 2020, According to Net-a-Porter

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Having enjoyed major success with short suits last summer, Net-a-Porter has revealed it has bought into them in a big way for 2020, with 100 different options incoming.

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As seen at the likes of Burberry, Saint Laurent and Nili Lotan, the waistcoat is set to be one of 2020's must-have buys. 

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Having been given the runway seal of approval by Bottega Veneta, Net-a-Porter has gone gung-ho with Bermuda shorts. With 30% more set to grace its landing pages than last year, if you didn't buy into the trend in 2019, you'll certainly want to reconsider it next year. 

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Net-a-Porter is convinced that the polo top is going to become the new alternative to button-down shirts and blouses this summer coming, having invested in over 1100 units of them. 

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Trenches are a year-round staple that Net-a-Porter continuously invests in. For 2020, its spotlighting key details that differentiate them from the classic camel iterations. Think contrast-buttons, tie-sleeves and clashing panels. 

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Consisting of a top and trousers both in denim, the Canadian Tuxedo was evident on the runways of so many designer brands, including Celine and Brandon Maxwell. Net-a-Porter has bought into the separates, as it expects its clientele to wear it in the same way. 

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The mini has taken a bit of a back seat to midi hemlines for the past few seasons, but after Versace opened its show with not one, not two, but three minis, it's safe to say thigh-grazing frocks are back. Net-a-Porter agrees, with 300 styles set to land starting in the New Year. 

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It might not sound all that exciting, but Net-a-Porter predicts our obsession with roll-necks will continue well into spring, with varying thicknesses and hues coming through to suit the changing seasons. 

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Set to replace the need for T-shirts, Net-a-Porter is confident that the tank is all you need to look on-trend in 2020, with 60 options from the likes of Isabel Marant and The Range ready to start dropping soon. 

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This coming season will see the reprise of the men's shirt. Oversized, longline and incredibly versatile, Net-a-Porter recommends keeping things classic in white, taupe and Oxford blue tones.