Spring-summer 2023 trends: what will we wear this season?

What garments, colors and prints will be trending in 2023? We break down all the spring collections to compile the keys that will succeed this summer.

The spring-summer 2023 trends make it clear that the year is not a clean slate in stylistic terms. Although there are brands and designers who have seen an opportunity to reinvent themselves in this part of the pandemic, others have chosen to continue within the wheel of Fashion Weeks. From the garments that are going to be worn the most, going through the most popular prints (with the stripes at the top) and the colors that will dye the season, we break down some of the main trends.

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Neon green, the color that will color summer 2023

High temperatures live not only from the classics: each of the last summers has reaffirmed that, indeed, there is no year without fluorine tones not sneaking into the color trends of the season. They are usually a chromatic triad made up of pink, orange and green. However, in 202 there is a single protagonist in the reign of neons: it is green in its most acidic versions such as lime, which happens to dye a good bulk of the spring-summer 2023 collections. Versace makes it clear when he bets for total looks in which even footwear and glasses are declined in this pigment. The same idea from which Blumarine starts , but in a two-thousander key. The brands also prove that neon green can be a most elegant option in dresses , such as the pleats by Valentino , the dropped shoulders by Badgley Mischka or the volumes with cut-outs by the Naem Khaan .

Full shine (sequined)

In a way, we are facing a season not suitable for timid. It is not only dictated by the colors that are trending this spring-summer 2023, but the materials that the firms have used the most on the catwalk. Beyond linen or cotton, these holidays are a unique opportunity to shine with your own light , and never better said, because sequins stand out as another of the protagonists of the moment. Tom Ford applies this to all his color block looks, from tops to bloomers, although it is especially refreshing to bet on green blouses like the one Gigi Hadid wore. However, the dress continues to be the most common habitat in which to find paillettes: their sparkles make silver by Michael Kors a common range, while red and copper tones have also made an appearance among proposals such as those of Loewe , Valentino or Rodarte.

Pink color, in all its possible ranges

It happens to all of us: we love to recycle basics. Investing in a garment in a flattering color that continues to be in vogue season after season is a stylistic gesture that is repeated when we talk about the range of pinks. The good thing about the spring summer 2023 trends is that they continue to be worn in all their possibilities: we can mention the fuchsia dresses by Molly Goddard or the very light pink outfits by Sandy Liang. However, the tonic also involves combining various saturations of pink : this is what Carolina Herrera does in majestic dresses with trains, Rodarte in layered designs of pastel pinks or David Koma , in outfits that combine a whole variant of shocking pink .to bubblegum pink.

The striped pattern (vertical)

It is true that the horizontal or even sailor striped print is such a timeless classic that such a t-shirt or jumper usually appears on the list of items in a capsule wardrobe . Its spring charge is inescapable, but that is precisely what could have led different firms to reinvent it by changing the direction of the lines. One of the first signs and clues that the vertical striped print is going massive is in Carolina Herrera New York , whose festive collection includes several black and white dresses (be careful, because it’s another trend ) that somewhat inevitably refers to a hyper-sophisticated Beetlejuice . The iconic house is added Marni or Victoria Beckham in a relaxed two-piece ensemble, but also JW Anderson , who chooses lavender, or Jil Sander , who chooses peach. Furthermore, they can be traced at Altuzarra, Emporio Armani, Preen by Thornton Bregazzi, Roksanda, Givenchy, Schiaparelli, Courrèges, Balmain, Isabel Marant …

Very Peri

Pantone has already catapulted it into the color of the moment: Very Peri , halfway between blue and purplish red, promises to dye our entire wardrobe in 2023. It is one of the variations of this color range that can be found in dresses like those of Lanvin or Tod’s. Valentino uses it in various looks to transform his pleats, while Bottega Veneta translates it into a sporty key.

the transparencies

What would a summer season be without fabrics that reveal the body, whatever they are ? As with white or with flowers, the association of transparencies with good weather and exposure of the body is direct and well-known, which is perhaps why designers have wanted to influence it (what has been said: explore common territories and acquaintances that provide security and well-being). In fact, it is precisely mixed with flowers in the dresses by JW Anderson and Valentino , as well as in the long skirt by Giambattista Valli , making the delicacy of both elements sublime. However, it is in its smoothest version (both in neutral and striking tones) that triumphs among the collections: there are the shirts ofRejina Pyo, Etro, Erdem, Emporio Armani, Emilio Pucci or Dior ; dresses by Balmain, Blumarine, Molly Goddard or Chloé and the most daring bets by Givenchy or Fashion East , where the fabric takes on a watery appearance. The special mention? Schiaparelli , thanks to a style that brings back the sensuality typical of Helmut Newton’s images.

the catsuit

Yes, the most difficult garment to wear is the one that continues to succeed season after season. Firms such as KNWLS or Marine Serre know this well , and have made the second-skin jumpsuit one of their fetish designs. This spring summer 2023 we find trends for all tastes: Balenciaga opts for black with long sleeves and a perkins neckline to wear with heels. A more discreet version than that of Balmain , whose catsuits also add to the cut-out trend, with asymmetric openings at shoulder and navel height. In the field of printed jumpsuits, Collina Strada adds ruffles, while Saint Laurent opts for the eighties side of this trend. Anthony Vaccarello **,**its creative director stamps them with motifs such as roses and gives them movement through deep necklines and strategic draping. Burberry is another of the houses that is betting on the catsuit in its collections, and this season it updates it through transparencies and shine, in silver sequins.

the fringes

This is a trend that can be considered continuing, since its presence among the autumn-winter 2021/2023 proposals is relevant. Except that it may be next season when they stand out again and become, once again, a massive trend. The conceptual relationship between the freedom of summer and the movement that one of the oldest decorations in the history of clothing implies is there, and it has been recreated by firms such as Proenza Schouler , which dyes them in a forceful red, or Chloé , which explores a thicker, more multicolored version, something that also happens (in a more volatile and finer way) in Halpern , who uses ballerinas to make the fringed designs move as they deserve. roll you she used them for a pink dress that evokes the disco era, as it also happens with a gold model by Balmain or a silver one by Dolce & Gabbana . They continue in dresses by Fendi, Ferragamo, Tod’s, and also in tops by Dior , Stella McCartney or Alberta Ferretti . As with flowers, any interpretation is valid.

The perfect yes, but oversize

That the perfect one is one of the fetish garments of the season is clear to us thanks to the number of translations in which it can be found on the catwalk. But there is a small tonic that sets the tone: the leather jacket is characterized this spring 2023 by a rather oversized silhouette. Thus we find it in various formats in black in Prada or Dolce & Gabbana . In that mix between rock and naïve, Simone Rocha opts for perfect leather ones with puffed sleeves, for a much more romantic touch. If Acne Studios tints it off-white, Philosophy di Lorenzo hardens the silhouette with the blow of shoulder pads and gives it dynamism through the fringes.

The dress + pants combo

This is a very, very popular resource among street style for years: it creates a gimmicky look in a matter of seconds and, in addition, it allows you to decontextualize dresses that, at another time, would be relegated to the plane of (very) special occasions. It looks especially good in the combination of the slip dress and jeans by Louis Vuitton , as well as in the tulle and denim look of Toga, as well as in the satin by Isabel Marant or in the colorist by Collina Strada . The point is that this combination has become so widespread that other more minimalist interpretations with shirt dresses are beginning to emerge , such as the one of Peter Do or Missoni , and with short dresses , like in Fashion East or Giorgio Armani .

Other animal print is possible

At this point in the film we are also aware that the tiger striped print has already established itself as the absolute star of the ‘animal print’ of the season, as Kenneth Izé, Salvatore Ferragamo or Misson i (in bikini format) make clear. . But the spring/summer 2023 trends offer an alternative lesson in zoology this year: animal print is much more literal, translating into tiger heads at Roberto Cavalli or lion heads at Dior.. The catwalk does not only talk about beasts: in the French house itself you can find other figures such as the zebra, while Loewe draws the occasional horse in knitwear. Another way of revisiting them is in a childish way, like Coach 's snails or the entire farm in pastel tones that Moschino goes to for his curious looks.

the miniskirts

If you had to choose a garment that defines the summer of 2023, that would be the miniskirt in its purest version. That is to say, short, very short, in a plea of ​​fun and hedonism that claims the pleasure of dressing and showing the body how one wants and when one wants (something closely linked, moreover, to transparencies). The list of firms that have included one is tremendously long, but Prada stands out especially , since Miuccia’s creations for the house are not usually abundant. However, this time they took part of the limelight in a simultaneous and sexy parade . A sensation that, not so curiously, is also in Miu Miu, another of the firms that has boasted more and better short measures. Extreme, in this case, since the waistband sits at the hip, in a reminder of those skirt-belts from the 2000s that so many pop celebrities wore endlessly in almost any fabric. They may not be the most comfortable pattern in the world, but the visual impact they have caused makes it likely that they will slip into other more accessible brands, something that can also happen with those of Blumarine (again, with a low waist) , Balmain , which he moves it to create a figure-sliming effect, or Loewe , which uses asymmetry to add contrast to a fluffy sweater.

the color block

If in spring 2021 we wondered if bright color was the best stylistic remedy against the ravages left by the pandemic, spring trends underline the power that powerful saturations have to make us feel good about ourselves. It is no longer just about going to strong color ranges, but about the way in which they are combined. Once again, the color block stands as an infallible formula when it comes to betting on the most impossible colors. The warm ones violently confront their complementary cold ones or merge with others of their same type for an equally colorful harmony. A plus this spring 2023? Use any shade of orange as a starting point : Halpern or Coach they use a soft one to combine it with purple or purple, while Versace opts for a more vitaminized one to add a fuchsia suit. Tom Ford complements it with cold colors through sequins, and Rejina Pyo takes it to its most pastel side.

The XL blazers

Or directly boxy blazers . Whatever the name used, the important thing for the next season is to return to the wide patterns of marked and generous shoulder pads , in a new revisit of the tailoring as a symbol of optimism and also of a new way of understanding empowerment . In Balenciaga there is one of the most generous examples in terms of measurements (although the look consists only of the jacket with infinite boots), but we must not forget the Versace one , tighter at the waist, or the Lanvin one , since that both firms propose that the blazer **be used as a dress,**something that also happens at Saint Laurent and Dolce & Gabbana . In Jil Sander or Proenza Schouler there are examples of more canonical suits, as is also the case in Lemaire, Peter Do or The Row , but you shouldn’t lose sight of the combination proposals with a Prada miniskirt , one of the most notorious shows of the season.

totum revolutum

Chaos is being one of the stylistic norms of some of the autumn collections. A mantra that reappears in spring 2023: trends mark combinations in which everything, absolutely everything, is allowed. It is a totum revolutum in which leopard print coexists shamelessly with flowered shirts (as in Dolce & Gabbana), floral paintings or polka dots with geometric motifs, as is the case with Paco Rabanne . It is not about grunge mixes, but about alliances of prints forced to marry, but in aesthetics that can range from the most seventies to even the futuristic and dystopian.

Flowers

Thinking of flowers in spring and not going back to the scorn of filmmaker Miranda Priestly in The Devil Wears Prada (2006) is difficult for those who have seen the film. But the view that the obvious doesn’t deserve to be taken into account is called into question, at least according to creative directors. Because for the next season there are many flowers among the proposals of luxury houses; All kinds of flowers appear shamelessly on dresses (perhaps the most obvious bet) but also on coats, shoes or overalls, less obvious pieces. Dolce & Gabbana approaches them from sensuality, while Lanvin from the stunning delicacy of thin straps and voluminous skirts. For his part, Erdem takes a more romantic approach that even includes his headdresses and hats , while Richard Quinn returns to influence one of hismost identifying and key looks . Marni interprets them in a more graphic way, as Giorgio Armani also does . Some are very, very small, like Molly Goddard, Collina Strada or Simone Rocha , or slightly deconstructed, like Giambattista Valli. Corollary: any drawing and type is valid. After all, they arespring looks .

New Age

2023 puts us in tune with the most spiritual part of the wardrobe. We are essentially referring to an aesthetic very defined by the hippie movement and the very new age combinations of colors and prints : garments that look as if they have been handmade using techniques such as crochet or macramé, in both horizontal and vertical stripes. , with psychedelic geometric motifs and graphics that evoke nature. Givenchy , Etro or Gabriela Hearst opt ​​for this current to dress a season of love, both in a total look key and in unexpected combinations, such as sequined pants.

The target

This may be another trend that sounds redundant, because the tone is closely linked to the image of summer and good weather, to the lightness that is assumed for this season. But it may be that the need to seek security and well-being leads to exploring territories that are already known and that this has the consequence that there are a good handful of brands that have opted to include all-white looks among their references . And you know what happens when you have a monocolor look on your hands: attention is paid to textures and patterns, which are what will lead a set towards one aesthetic school or another. For example, in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello there is a clear nod to the 80s, while Peter Do is closer to the 90s thanks to the minimalist style of his coats. Fendi seems to revel in a kind of snowy power dressing , while Proenza Schouler or Carolina Herrera do so in certain coordinates of traditional femininity, such as puffed and rounded sleeves. But white can also speak of sensuality, as happens with the openings of Emilio Pucci or Alberta Ferretti or the transparencies of Isabel Marant, JW Anderson and Valentino , with a retro spirit , as in Dior or Tod’s, of a certain revisited boho , as in Chloé , or of romanticism, as in Molly Goddard or Simone Rocha .

In network

Another of the trends that returns from spring summer: with the natural crochet fibers in mind, the dresses, skirts and tops are essentially articulated around garments that also reveal a lot of skin through the holes in their reticular format. This is how Nina Ricci conceives her skirts in black, Salvatore Ferragamo the occasional top or bodysuit with a halter neckline or Rejina Pyo transparent dresses studded with glitter that leave no room for imagination.

Pastel colors

They are not the only color range that will be present next spring-summer 2023, but it is one that is worth highlighting, especially with regard to lilac and powdery green . These two colors, together with a soft yellow and a good amount of light pink , have dotted a multitude of shows presented in September, playing on obvious relationships, as in Moschino or Jil Sander (two looks with a great deal of naivete) but also to the contrast of opposites, as in Fendi and a tighter and more aggressive styling. In that polo you can also identify Givenchy and a _look_experimental, but the game is won by the first team, also made up of Rodarte or Loewe. Another shade to consider? The light blue .

The inspiration in dolls (from another era)

Surely the image has begun to define itself quickly in the head, but if not, the tulle and voluminous dresses by Simone Rocha, Balenciaga or Giambattista Valli finish outlining the type of toy that seems to have guided certain seasonal pieces. Molly Goddard offers an equally innocent bet but more restrained in pattern, while Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini chooses to add openings that add sensuality to this archetype; a strategy similar to that of Erdem but which, however, in the firm that is on parade in London is executed thanks to more straight lines. It is simply one of the uniforms(understood as something positive) that anyone can put into practice next season, one in which the celebration of getting dressed again becomes even more normalized and the boundaries between what is appropriate and inappropriate depending on the context are blurred. In other words, at certain times it seems that the borders between a dress for everyday use and one for a party are crossed, manipulated and broken: it is about having the freedom to wear the look with which each person identifies at that moment, regardless of the context.

satin fabrics

It is another embodiment of that enthusiasm to get dressed again that flies over the autumn-winter 2021/2023 season and that plans until the next. Continuing with this break between day and night, shiny and satin fabrics are worn at any time of the day, or is it not possible to imagine going to the office with the Peter Do shirt and pleated skirt set or with the minimal dress ? by Jil Sander Even with the jacket suits (which find a way to reinvent themselves in these textures) by Etro and Fendi , or with the shirt to match the pants by Gabriela Hearst. However, the dresses They are still the favorite piece for this type of shine, as evidenced by those by Victoria Beckham, Halpern, Roksanda, Prabal Gurung, Erdem, Christian Siriano or Dior .

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