Shocking Pink
Sports parkas
Urban sports silhouettes were prevalent at Versace, Joseph and Stella
McCartney, with dynamic lines and big volume on nylon parkas and
parachute pleats, with street accents and plenty of movement
Flower power
Florals are no surprise for spring, but next season brings blossom
prints up to date in all-over Seventies style, flirting a little with
the kitsch.
Arty pop
From criss-cross stripes to in-your-face color, fashion has gone
graphic for summer 2017. Think vibrant, geometric prints, as spotted on
the knitwear at Proenza Schouler, the poppy pleats at Chloé and the Sonia Rykiel poncho
Jumpsuits all day
Much more than a trend, the jumpsuit is now a seasonal staple that tops
editors’ wishlists as an easy piece for summer every year. Uptown girl
or fashion boilersuit, choose from evening glamour and daytime cool.
Hide-and-seek cut-outs
At Dior, Lanvin and McQueen,
designers showed once again the power of suggestion. Sheet textures left
a little to the imagination and subtle cut-outs revealed a hint of what
lay beneath in a hymn to black
Saturday night fever
Sequins and shimmer set the runways on fire this Fashion Week. Minis
are out and long sparkling sheaths are in, along with Seventies
references and Bianca Jagger-style pyjamas.
Mens' shirts
Menswear is an eternal source of inspiration for womenswear designers
and the men’s shirt took to the Spring/Summer 2017 runways with a
nonchalant twist for the season. Pale blue and pinstriped, it was
deconstructed as a dress at Balenciaga, Joseph and Alexander Wang.
Patchwork
Designers mixed, matched and juxtaposed anything and everything that
clashed, with vintage fabrics and unexpected pairings of prints, fabrics
and finishes
Space style
Head-to-to white and a slim silhouette is the minimalist take on
futurist fashion this season, accented with patches slogans and moto
stripes.
Keep styling
Angelika
(credits: Vogue)
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