As we reach the end of the year, it is traditional to look back and do a retrospective, reviewing our achievements from the year and projecting our hopes for the next one. In other words, a retrospective is essential for analysis, learning and improvement in various contexts, and the fashion world is no exception to this practice.
In this reflective spirit, the La Gea team carried out a careful analysis of the trends that shone during the 2023 fashion weeks, especially Milan Fashion Week. In this context, we highlight three major trends: tendencies that not only stood out on the catwalks, but we also assure you that you will soon be eager to incorporate them into your style .
Renewed Lace: A Modernized Classic
Lace is a timeless classic. Far from being limited to traditional silhouettes, lace is undergoing a transformation modern and invigorating , standing out as the protagonist in the most recent collections presented at Milan Fashion Week.
At Prada’s runway show, Raf Simons and Miuccia Prada incorporated lace into subtle appliqués on white shirts, resulting in trains, micro skirts and blouses. This approach transformed the fabric into a true style statement.
So, income is a trend classic , but for La Gea, it is also an emotional connection. Symbolizing the harmonious encounter between the Sergipe roots of the designer and founder of the brand, Iran Costa, and the Italian mastery of 'fatto a mano', which he perfected during his years in Florence.
Fringes: A Futuristic Twist on Vintage Style
A trend that evokes the elegance of the flappers of the 1920s and the vibe of the 1970s with a boho touch. Fringes are taking center stage, becoming an omnipresent trend in collections throughout 2023.
However, this time, the focus is on incorporating the fringes with a more futuristic and modern, moving away a little from the hippie and touchy spirit for which they are known.
This was highlighted at the last Milan Fashion Week, with fringes popping up in ways innovative : imitating feathers, incorporated into leather, tassels and even a bold mesh metallic .
Brands like The Attico, Tom Ford and Bottega Veneta have all gone for this bold detail. We, personally, love it. What about you?
Micro Lengths: The Art of Seduction in Just the Right Measure
A silhouette that has been gaining traction over the past few seasons is micro lengths, moving beyond the simple 'mini' category. At the 2023 shows, virtually every major brand, including Miu Miu, Versace and Dolce & Gabbana, has embraced this approach with the objective to reach the peak of sensuality .
In this way, shorts and skirts, made of silk or tailored fabric, combine with a spirit that evokes the preppy elegance and irreverence of the 60s. We can therefore conclude that “Micro is the new black”.
Conclusion
Now that you have had a detailed look at the 2023 trends through our retrospective, we invite you to continue following our page to learn more about La Gea.
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