From New York to London, Milan and Paris, in this post I round up the biggest moments of the new season. One of the most important trends is the revival of the 2000s. Keyword is «Y2K» which is the shorthand for «the year 2000.» Designers found new ways to interpret sex by freeing the nipple and creating interesting cut-outs.
Color is very important. After the months spent at home, the urge for fun and vibrant fashion is huge. Enjoy those beautiful collections and let’s hope that we will find peace this season.
LoL, Sandra
After the ’90s, the 2000s are back! Crop tops and butterflies, Grecian draping and low-rise pants, and body chains – all those things are epitome of Y2K style.
No other piece of garment has come up quite the winner like the bra top, be it a bikini top, a bandeau, or a humble bra, best combined with a pant suit.
XXS hemlines are a must this summer. The micro skirt steals the show from the traditional mini skirt.
This season, homespun crochet details were a present theme on the runways, playing up texture.
As the blazer is a standalone piece in its own right, it is worn directly on the skin, preferably with a cinched waist and exaggerated shoulders.
Buckle up, ladies! The biker jacket is back.
Nothing beats elegance and sex appeal like a black catsuit.
Here’s one for the minimalists: a shock of Colgate white, worn head-to-toe, preferably oversized.
Counterbalacing the neutral monochrome trend are head-to-toe looks in bold colors.
Sweet pastel colors appear this summer mostly on airy pieces for a second skin effect.
In 2022 there is not the slightest excuse for not wearing color. Optimistic color splashes elevate color blocking to new heights.
Graphic cut-outs paired with bold colors deliver the right amount of chic.
The new sexiness means super sheer and unleashing your nipples.
A beautiful interpretation of the ’60s era in pop colors.
Colorful marabou feathers are the best way to stay warm during chilly summer nights.
A hybrid trend mixing fringing and stripes for the fashion forward.
Back embellishments, trains, and swinging tails create maximum drama.
A new definition of evening glamour with dramatic, big-volume silhouettes and goth details.
Shine bright like a diamond. Sparkling textures and sheer sexiness are a must for evening wear this season.
Dress-code after the pandemic: Fabulous and shiny with sequins, chainmail, sparkling mesh, and crystals.
Photos: Courtesy of the Brands
There is a reason why Pantone announced it the color of the year 2019.
California on your mind? Then go for all that zesty tie dye and those endless wetsuits.
Lace sliced and diced, that is what the new season is about.
70’s crochet, fishnet fabrics and beaded macramé, a crafty theme swept through the summer collections.
The easiest way to energise your wardrobe? Take your tailoring in vibrant citrusy shades.
Decorate your looks with a supersized bow and take the streets with more fanfare than a trumpet.
One trend from the ’90s that I was convinced I would never see again… sorry, my fault! Cycling shorts are back!
Very beautiful! The designers used pleating to create a truly haute-couture silhouette.
It is a fact, the Eighties just won’t go away. This season, it is the acid wash denim that caught my eye.
My ‘it’ item of the season! An all-in-one suit is now your go-to wardrobe solution.
Next season’s partywear diktat is as frou-frou as they come: just add feathers and fringe.
Classy polka dots the transparent way, good girls gone bad!
Live up to the era of the hippie! Rock star and bohemian touches are still found everywhere.
This summer, you’re not fully dressed without a head piece that becomes part of your floral explosions. Wall flowers need not apply.
Have sequins ever ‘not’ been on trend? Perhaps not, but they were so prevalent at the S/S 2019 shows that we can’t ignore them. Personally speaking, I love the take of these designers above that love to work in general with the sparkling fabric. Those looks seem fresh and modern.
Layering is the absolute must next winter, with plays on texture and volume in a masterful game of accumulation.
After Gucci announced that it won’t be using any more real fur, many brands have followed the movement.
The only «real» fur trending next season is sheepskin which seems to be the natural choice for a cold weather wardrobe.
One of my favorite trends: the comeback of the cape, so versatile and easy to put over even the biggest sleeves.
Checkmate! Checks are at its best in fantastically mad all-over and color-blocked looks.
Classic Saville Row fabrics such as herringbone, glen plaid, and houndstooth look richer than ever. Enter the season with some swagger and a great men’s overcoat.
Wild West feeling! Fashion looked to America to discover the New World through Western accents.
Black leather is out in full force. Rock your glam power woman silhouette with an sophisticated attitude to take the idea from Matrix remake to decidedly modern.
With a sensual masculinity and a boudoir elegance, those runway looks proved once again that nightwear is not restricted to an evening in.
From Brigitte Bardot’s beehive to Jackie Kennedy’s pillbox hat, and Mary Quant’s geometric prints, every ’60s fashion icon’s style has been revisited this season.
I don’t remember one season without any florals on the catwalks. F/W 2018 is no different -perennials come in every charming varietal – most important update is the three-dimensional effect.
This season, scarf prints are worn all over the body for a vibrant and flowing appearance.
With all these vibrant looks on the runway, clean, lean, and chic-white seems to be a very welcome alternative. Think: Maxi in length and slim in silhouette.
Think Dynasty in the ’80s where the focus was on glamorous eveningwear: sensual and festive frills.
