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Colors were mostly muted though green popped. Men were groomed and women went feminine.

Comic-Con confirmed trends: the mini is here for the season; shorts are on the rise; bright splashes of color interrupted the staples of black and white; women wore trousers – a lot; and men continued to experiment. Oh, and bell-bottoms surged.

Day three of San Diego Comic-Con 2019 ended with a Marvel marathon, but before that, an assortment of extraordinary beings - and the people who summon and bring them to life - did the honors at the Convention Center.

There's no passion as fan passion, as San Diego Comic-Con proves every year. This year, super heroes took a slight step back to fantasy - the genre of choice, aiming to follow the magical power of Game of Thrones, Harry Potter and Lord of the Rings.

The annual pilgrimage to San Diego has begun - for fans, a Summery Halloween of sorts; for studios, streamers and related businesses, one of the most important events in the industry.

Men have embraced the new freedom in a big way with colors from burgundy through pink, laced with blue. Women shimmer in metallic, minis and tiny patterns.

It’s always interesting to see what stars choose to wear for press conferences. Sometimes they pull an old favorite from their closet, sometimes they have a stylist create a look for them.

The young and the fashion fabulous dominated the red carpet round-up this week. An emerging crop of twentysomethings has taken over the red carpet and showed why they are the new stars.

The red-carpet round-up this week showed that blue is dominating for men and women, plus Dior has it in heavy rotation for the 2020 summer collection so expect to see more. Elsewhere the mini is ubiquitous and red and nude popped.

Minis are definitely back. Women trended toward black and shimmer.