You asked, we answered: Vogue Runway editors answer your questions about the fall 2020 season, from the new designers you should be following, to how the industry is responding to the coronavirus.
Anything fringe. It’s a controversial trend, but one that was everywhere on the runways from Bottega Veneta to Paco Rabanne to Christian Dior. A fringe bag, skirt, coat—the options are endless.Maybe, but so were corsets, hoops, bustles, girdles…. And if some self-containment adds some levity to your social distancing, why not?Definitely! No shoe was more prevalent on the fall 2020 runways than a platform, preferably knee-high, black boot.
This season, I was most excited by the designers who are doing more with less and thinking about circularity: They’re upcycling from vintage, using recycled fibers, and designing with a garment’s end of life in mind. Marine Serre and Atlein championed upcycling in very different ways in Europe—both reported that 50% of their collections were made from upcycled materials—and in New York, we’re excited about Erin Beatty at Rentrayage, Hilary Teymour at Collina Strada, and Emily Bode.
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