Paris, 27 December — What will you wear in 2023? Climate issues could put the brakes on the rapidly changing pace of fashion, but trends are essential in setting the tone with each new season Following Barbiecore, Y2K and workwear, here are 10 fashion trends to help you step into 2023 in style.
Fashion is an eternal cycle. Some highlight the many (perhaps too many) trends emerging from catwalks, social networks, and the myriad of influencers who are working their magic on our wardrobes, while others will influence how we dress in the coming weeks. Some eagerly await inspiration. largely. Either way, in 2023, it seems we have to choose between basic and overkill in terms of materials, colors, prints, or proportions.
suit
Although we can’t count the number of times its return has been announced since the pandemic began, it’s clear that suits will become an integral part of the wardrobe in 2023. It’s a far cry from the fitted suiting we know, and as we’ll see at Acne Studios, Stella McCartney, and Dries Van Noten, it’s going to be on the rise next year. It’s an oversized cut. But the most compelling trend is the loose-fitting blazer, worn with mismatched pants, or even better, simple pantyhose.
utility wear
Some people go out in suits, while others turn to functional and practical clothing that combines elegance and comfort, often featuring an abundance of pockets. You can’t miss this trend. This shows that he has not yet given up on the casual style adopted during the pandemic, with Miu Miu and Louis Vuitton being one of the leading maisons to explore this inspiration for his Spring/Summer 2023 season. The former adopts a sophisticated style, while the latter adopts a more radical style.
denim
Already making a big presence in 2022, denim is going nowhere and will continue to be on the fashion agenda next year. But last year saw her Y2K aesthetic for which denim is famous, especially the low rise that heralded a resurgence of her waist, but this time her 90s look was head to toe cool, loose and roomy. style is everything. return. Denim is influenced by her utilitarian trend, but not only that, the long denim her coats and exaggerated proportions of her classic her jackets also make an appearance. It was spotted on catwalks like Givenchy and Off-White.
leggings
Wow. We know it won’t be the comeback many have been waiting for, but leggings will be one of the must-haves for 2023. But the good news is that they’re landing in a bolder version. transforms leggings into sophisticated fashion pieces finished with transparencies, sequins and eccentric prints. They are set to adopt a flared cut that can prove to be very popular, a trend seen on the catwalks of Gucci and Kunurus, and has also been adopted by many celebrities such as Kendall his Jenner. It is
ballet flats
After 2022’s sneakers and chunky combat-style boots (which probably won’t go away entirely), it’s time for more minimalist, sleek shoes to step into the limelight. From the beginning of this year, ballet his flat will be in the spotlight in the same vein as the ballet core trend, which appeared last fall and has already gained 220 million followers (views) on TikTok. Made popular by fashion house Miu Miu, ballet flats can be worn with or without socks and are already a favorite among savvy influencers. Mary’s Janes are also popular and high heels are expected.
pastels and neutrals
With normcore rising in popularity, 2023 will see colors become less prominent and a more minimalist wardrobe, with a few exceptions. Beige is everywhere, and grays, whites and blacks become staples in our wardrobes. Sakai, Fendi, Tod’s and Coperni are among the maisons that have made beige one of their favorite colors for the coming year. However, cobalt blue also brings vibrant color to your closet.
prints
As if in response to this wave of neutral, almost dull colors, designers, like Moschino, have created all sorts of prints with retro patterns and eccentric motifs that are very colorful, playful and sometimes quirky. has given pride to Exotic fruits, flowers, leopard prints, zebra prints, snake prints, geometric or abstract patterns, XXL logos, cartoons, futuristic prints, and of course, both real and virtual. There is something for absolutely every taste. The trend was seen on the catwalks of Roberto Cavalli, Gucci, Dolce & Gabbana and Saint Laurent.
Glitter
Time to shine! Swimming against the tide of her two strong trends this year, normcore and gopecore, some of the big fashion houses and high-profile designers are shining extravagant details in their new collections. Available in silver, gold or color versions, it can be seen everywhere with head-to-toe looks and small touches that illuminate our outfits and bring a little sparkle to our lives. This mixed festive atmosphere will only be welcomed after the general doom and darkness of 2022. Glitter has made numerous appearances on the Valentino, 16 Arlington and Tom Ford catwalks.
Sheer
As we head into the new year, four of the world’s fashion cities – New York, London, Milan and Paris – have made sheer, sheer pieces a must-have trend for 2023. Suggestive yet equally sensual styles from top fashion designers. Dresses, jumpsuits, pants and even tops as seen by Prabal Gurung, Jason Wu, Monce, Miu Miu and Chanel. , noticeable to varying degrees. Note that this sheer trend can also be found in menswear in bold and daring pieces.
length
After a few seasons where mini and micro cuts dominate, it’s time to make way for longer ones, although they won’t completely disappear in the next season. , embraces a more minimalist aesthetic. Whether in satin, sheer or oversized, as seen at Givenchy, Acnes Studios and Valentino, it will be his star piece this season. — ETX Studio