Recent fashion weeks have been characterized by a shift towards « wearable minimalism » and « quiet luxury, » particularly in New York, driven by economic concerns and a focus on commercial appeal. However, creative energy was also seen in the DIY scene, with shows that were edgy and unexpected. Paris has showcased collections with a strong emphasis on craftsmanship, as seen in the collections of Alaïa and the detailed work at Dries Van Noten. Milan has featured a blend of maximalism and sensuality, with highlights such as the Roberto Cavalli collection inspired by the sea.
Recent fashion weeks have been characterized by a shift towards « wearable minimalism » and « quiet luxury, » particularly in New York, driven by economic concerns and a focus on commercial appeal. However, creative energy was also seen in the DIY scene, with shows that were edgy and unexpected. Paris has showcased collections with a strong emphasis on craftsmanship, as seen in the collections of Alaïa and the detailed work at Dries Van Noten. Milan has featured a blend of maximalism and sensuality, with highlights such as the Roberto Cavalli collection inspired by the sea.
Recent fashion weeks have been characterized by a shift towards « wearable minimalism » and « quiet luxury, » particularly in New York, driven by economic concerns and a focus on commercial appeal. However, creative energy was also seen in the DIY scene, with shows that were edgy and unexpected. Paris has showcased collections with a strong emphasis on craftsmanship, as seen in the collections of Alaïa and the detailed work at Dries Van Noten. Milan has featured a blend of maximalism and sensuality, with highlights such as the Roberto Cavalli collection inspired by the sea.
- Digital Influence: The rise of social media and content creators has changed the focus from traditional media coverage to « content creator and influencer » coverage.
- Economic Influence: The economic climate has created apprehension among designers, leading to a greater focus on wearability and commercial viability.
- Experimental vs. Commercial: Fashion weeks are now a blend of both experimental and commercial designs, with a balance between the two, which may or may not appeal to everyone.