What will be fashionable in six months: 10 trends from New York
We summarize the results, held at Fashion Week in New York. In this material - ten trends that we will adapt to your wardrobe throughout this year. However, nothing prevents to start doing it right now.
The trend for bright trouser suits, judging by the experience of the last three seasons, will stay with us for a long time - or at least until next summer inclusive. Their color palette varies from pale lavender to acid green, but last week fashion was the most popular option, of course, pink, as in the show Escada (hi fuchsia) or Gabriela Hearst and Sies Marjan (delicate tea rose color). Another outstanding shade is "yellow electric", as in the Prabal Gurung show. Marc Jacobs was probably the only designer who showed an unusual model from several bright blocks at once.
For several decades now, designers have been experimenting with tai-dai technology - this time we owe her return to fashion for all of the 90s. At the same time, a trend from the past appeared on the catwalks not in stores, for the first time in a long time. "Boiled" motifs could be seen at the Calvin Klein show - in the form of blotches on dresses and skirts. Collina Strada generally dedicated almost the entire collection to psychedelic design, and Eckhaus Latta showed the matching black denim suit.
Designers with might and main think about the future season, and in particular evening wear, - and they are finally proposing to dress up in tatters. Literally - the trend for feathers returns with a new dimension. Marc Jacobs, for example, showed several variants of a grandiose dress almost entirely of feathers, and Tom Ford invented a coat of ostrich feathers. Among the new collections could be found and more restrained, but no less spectacular options. For example, at the Christian Cowan show, feathers decorated trouser suits.
From things into the grid again not to hide, and all already forgotten about associations with subcultures. Dresses from the entire grid could be seen at the shows 3.1 Phillip Lim, Dion Lee and Pyer Moss. Other designers, if they didn’t make the good old top out of the net, would certainly try to support the trend by interspersing small details, like at the Kenzo show.
Apparently, the trend of this fall on animal prints and kitsch will not go along with last year’s snow. First of all, it’s worth giving thanks to Raf Simons, who recalled Mrs. Robinson’s leopard outfit in the Graduate film in the new collection. Such a pattern in different colors appeared on New York week not only on dresses, but also, for example, leather trousers. A more bohemian reading of a leopard print could be seen at the Longchamp show - there he decorated flying dresses and fringed jackets.
Dresses on thin straps, similar to nightgowns, are an integral part of the fashion of the 90s, which we have already remembered today. Summer without them is nowhere: firstly, wearing such clothes is not hot, and secondly, it is the ideal base for any image from a casual grunge to an elegant evening. The most authentic variants from iridescent cream atlas were shown in the Gabriela Hearst collection, and the minimalist and modernized ones were shown by Eckhaus Latta. Milly and Cushnie were more elegant and bright.
And yet the main color in the past Fashion Week in New York was orange. So, the orange dress promises to be the masters of the next spring - such as at the Tibi and Milly shows. The easiest way to try on the trend of the next season, if you are still cautious, is to find something not too catchy, like a top from a Sies Marjan show or a panama girl, like John Elliott.
It seems that next spring, designers are ready to say goodbye to the usual overseas-cut and return the good old-fashioned jackets to the stores. For example, at the Escada show, one could see a variety of options for reading the classic women's wardrobe: from jackets with rounded shoulders in floral to bright fitted jackets with sharp shoulders. The latter were also in the spotlight at the Brandon Maxwell show.
Of course, you shouldn’t bury overseas either: there were a lot of hoodies at the shows of this New York week and sweaters like several sizes larger. The most unusual options were shown by Calvin Klein, who presented large-knit models with a brooch, and Michael Kors, who decided to experiment with color knitwear. Bright laconic model, like the Tibi, will be optimal now.
Following the fitted jackets from the traditional women's wardrobe next spring dresses will return - with an underlined waistline, a floral print and with ruffles. Marc Jacobs presented a series of models of non-standard cut: in the style of the 80s, buried in frills and satin. An omnipresent flower was also noticed - in particular at the shows Calvin Klein and Kate Spade; But the classic variants with a cut on the figure came across in Bevza, Christian Siriano and Oscar de la Renta.
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