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Royal and for a selected circle only already since the Middle Ages: Velvet, a material which celebrates its fulminant comeback in 2016. If velvet was formerly made exclusively from silk, it is now also woven from cotton, viscose or synthetic materials. Whether in the form of coats, pants or jackets, sporty or romantic, worn on your feet or around the wrist: Velvet is as versatile as ever. Personally, I welcome this trend very much as I am a proud owner of its many variations (mostly dresses in combination with cold shoulder, also sweters and bags).