The images are by David M. Benett.
We are looking at New York, London, Milan and Paris for the spring/ summer 2023 collections.
We’re set for a relatively normal month of shows, aside from in London, which coincides with the official period of national mourning after the death of Queen Elizabeth II. Due to the fact that the capital is closed on the day of the funeral, a number of shows have had to be rearranged.
We can look forward to new-season shows from Versace, Prada and Giorgio Armani in Milan, as well as Dior, Chanel and Louis Vuitton in New York.
The spring/ summer 2023 collections have been highlighted so far.
The Harris Reed collection was inspired by the dress codes of a debutante ball and explored the performative nature of fashion. Mise en Scne is a reference to the collective team effort that goes into the staging of each collection.
The silhouettes were exaggerated, the gowns were upturned and the shapes were distorted, all of which were created from dead stock fabric.
Dramatic silhouettes are the latest trend.
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It was expected that there would be a lot of glamour on the Tom Ford runway.
The grand finale saw the Hadid sisters close the show in head-to-toe sequined dresses, with big hair, bigger heels and even bigger earrings.
High shine is a trend.
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A collection of sleek, city styling set against a backdrop of lush greenery was the setting for the spring/ summer 2023 show by Michael Kors.
It’s the luxury and sleek elegance of city life with the laid-back glamour you find in the best resorts. A lot of elements that you normally find on holiday are mixed with the crisp tailoring and polish you need in an urban environment.
The brand has become known for its pared-back glamour due to the fact that it is designed to be worn in any luxurious destination you happen to be travelling to next.
Holiday romance is a trend that’s been repeated.
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The work of the Ancient Greek poet Sappho inspired the work of the woman. The work of a legendary tastemaker, whose work was revered by the Greeks and Romans, has been lost over time.
The collection was mostly black with a few flashes of gold.
The swirls that I doodle constantly and that have become a consistent pattern in our collections, are this time represented in the embroidered and multi colour crochet. The wind and air movement are represented by them.
The trend is flashes of gold.
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The 25th anniversary of the Baguette was celebrated at the opening of New York Fashion Week with a show by Kim Jones, as well as an impressive line-up of collaborating designers.
Jones didn’t want to do a traditional collection for the anniversary, instead he wanted to celebrate a time when the Baguette became famous. The Baguette has a sense of freedom in excess and fun.
The result was a joyful tribute to the piece that spanned both clothing and accessories: from classics to minuscule clutches, wristlets, pins and even jewellery.
It-bags are a trend.
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The spring/summer 2023 collection is defined by opposing instincts, with material and silhouette at the forefront.
The models walked the runway in luxurious fabrics that were designed to move with the body in an exploration of form. The designer said that the collection was based on his memories of the ’90s when he was in New York. I wanted to look at my signatures in a different way.
Transluscent fabrics are the latest trend.
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The Secret Garden is a beloved book from Wes Gordon’s childhood and was the starting point for his newest collection.
The collection is a garden of visual delights, with oversized balloon sleeves in hand-painted tea roses and peonies and a maximalist verve thanks to matching head-to-toe accessories. Indeed, florals played a central role throughout, from 3D rosettes and bright coloured prints to sculptural hemlines that take lives of their own in movement, like rows of flowers in bloom in abundance.
Romantic floral trend.
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Tommy Hilfiger returned to New York this season with a multiverse experience that featured a star- studded catwalk and front row.
The show, which was inspired by the legacy and cultural impact of Andy Warhol, featured a physical runway and a virtual live stream. The collection was a mix of traditional Americana codes with a contemporary, streetwear-inspired twist.
The latest trend is sporty clothing.
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The post-pandemic rebirth of America’s fashion capital, New York City, was celebrated in the latest collection by the designer, who has called the city home for over two decades.
The clothes were designed to highlight the beauty of each garment’s interior through inside out construction, creating a key detail seen throughout the collection. Every moment is a moment and why shouldn’t it be? The last two years have taught us that there are fleeting moments and that we should celebrate them.
Inside-out construction is the latest trend.
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Water as a symbol of life and a collection that was heavily influenced by their personal histories were the inspiration for the spring/ summer 2023 show by Jack and Lazaro.
She show notes said that the narrative was created by the combination of Jack’s American experience and his Latin roots. The clothes made the body appear larger, with figure-hugging knitwear, ruffles, and fringing.
The trend is high- fashion.
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