What will be fashionable in six months: 10 trends from Paris
We summarize the results,held at the Paris Fashion Week. In this material - ten trends that we will adapt to your wardrobe throughout this year. However, nothing prevents to start doing it right now.
At these weeks, the fashion showed so many tight hats that there is no doubt: next season the stores will be filled with balaclava and helmets. Perhaps this is one of the few trends that will be welcome residents of any climate zone. It is unlikely that there is a headdress more comfortable than such a hat, because it will protect from rain and snow, and from the icy wind. To heighten the warmth, designers suggest wearing over hats and overhead hoods. Examples for every taste can be found at Lanvin, Maison Margiela, Nehera, Christian Dior and Marine Serre.
A couple of seasons ago, plastic was considered an unusual material for avant-garde clothing, but now it is used everywhere - most often, of course, for raincoats. Plastic was loved by completely different designers: jackets, capes and even costumes from it were shown by Lanvin, John Galliano and Balmain, as well as Maison Margiela, Anrealage, Marine Serre, Each x Other and others.
Multi-layering, including due to a large trend on street clothes, has been on the runways for several years in a row. But in Paris weeks there were so many exits on the topic that some of them got a second life on the Internet in the form of memes. Voluminous sweaters, dresses and skirts, quilted jackets, ponchos and massive down jackets - now all your favorite things get along in one look at once.
Balenciaga, for example, offer to wear as many coats at once. Sacai combine a cape, quilted jacket and a sweater with a throat, while Each x Other has an option for a room - just a sweater tied at the top of a shirt and jacket.
For those who are not at all attracted by the idea of wearing everything at once, the designers have prepared a light form of layering - a dress plus pants. This is not a new technique, but if earlier they were concerned with respecting the proportions, then today they combine different styles.
For example, Marine Serre combined in one image a flying dress-cap with a jacket with a zipper, wide trousers, sneakers and a large plastic bag. Proenza Schouler added a long knitted dress to simple black pants, and Stella McCartney chose a combination of a laconic sweater, a light one-shoulder dress and printed trousers.
Delicate pastel colors, along with red and pink, will hold the lead until next fall, but then they will be replaced by blue - now many designers have a neon color in their pets. The electrician is used for everything: huge parks, like Maison Margiela, raincoats, like Maison Rabih Kayrouz, suits and overalls, like Stella McCartney, Akris and Balmain.
Crochet and macrame until recently were associated only with grandmother's napkins. As it turned out, in vain: with the help of these techniques you can create both full-fledged beautiful dresses and tops, as well as any capes and jewelry. In winter, such sundresses and T-shirts can be worn over other clothes, and in summer - swimsuits. It seems there is no reason not to adapt them to your wardrobe right now - at the same time you can learn to knit. Inspiration can be found in Christian Dior, Proenza Schouler, Giambattista Valli and Poiret.
Recently, designers increasingly refuse to use natural fur in favor of things made of artificial materials. True, here lies the catch: the production of synthetics seriously harms the environment. A great alternative is wool, sheep or alpaca: Christian Dior, Giambattista Valli and Rochas showed options for coats and fur coats from it. But It is worth noting that wool must be obtained in a humane way - without harm to animals and nature.
It seems that the designers have already tried all possible styles and colors for denim things, so now they just suggest wearing them all at once. Both monophonic total bows from denim (examples from Balmain, Acne Studios and Vanessa Seward), as well as check-in sets with oversized jeans, jackets with fur collars, vests and skirts (examples from Marine Serre and Y / Project) are obtained. The main rule here is one: there is not much denim.
Short trench coats are replaced by very long raincoats. Designers have experimented with images in abundance: for example, Lacoste seems to send a model on a long hike in the rain — in a flared trench coat, rubber boots, and a tight Panama; Valentino beat the similarity of such cloaks with royal mantles; Nina Ricci has turned almost festive trench coat - from flying and iridescent material. Jacquemus suggest wearing a raincoat in the most luxurious way - that is, on a naked body. For adherents of classics and brevity, there are also examples: Dries Van Noten has a free park, while A.P.C. - The usual extended trench. It seems everyone pleased.
Only the popularity of the boots began to decline, as they again decided to return - after all, few shoes compare to them in terms of showiness. Some designers use them in expectedly extravagant images with leather (for example, Ann Demeulemeester), while others push the boundaries: Balmain showed plastic jack boots, and Y / Project in collaboration with Ugg - boots with heels. Isabel Marant combined such a pair of shoes with things in the style of boho from the 2000s: dresses like matting, jackets with fringe and ponchos.
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