Five wearable trends from the runaway to follow: From New York to London, Milan and Paris, this past month has been about trend forecasting ready-to-wear in the four fashion capitals for fall/winter 2023.
Here are the five best trends to strut, cinch, blossom and possibly find their way into your checkout cart.Blooming on the runways, florals are firmly rooted as the must own trend for the cold season. Whether it’s pink rosettes at Valentino or light-hearted printed circle skirts at Carolina Herrera – flower power has been taken to the maximum. From dark, dramatic florals to life-like budding bouquets of daisies and lilies, florals breathe new life into a beige winter wardrobe.
Trumpet sleeves, also known as bell sleeves, is one sure way to add that much needed jolt of excitement into any look. Worn on its own, it makes for a structured, statement piece as seen on the Brandon Maxwell runway. However, its playful, yet elegant nature makes it the perfect pairing with cosy knit vest, underneath a wintery gilet and quilted capes or toasty ponchos. As a bonus, these types of sleeves are ideal to rock the popular opera gloves trend.
A model walks the runway at the Rodarte show during New York Fashion Week: The Shows at Williamsburg Savings Bank.The resurgence of the sharp shoulder on the runways is proof that everybody loves a good set of shoulders. Paying homage to the evergreen 1980s trend, design house Saint Laurent had ladies strut the runway in pinstriped oversized blazers with matching middle slit pencil skirts.
A model walks the runway at the Fendi fashion show during the Milan Fashion Week Womenswear Fall/Winter 2023/2024.
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