Some of the trends for next season, make us think of a much more comfortable, light and colourful fashion, a fashion that manages to give us back that freedom and “lightness” that we have been fighting to achieve in recent times!
And here, on the catwalks of New York, London, Milan and Paris, clothes inspired by lingerie, satin petticoats and the minutes associated with baby dolls, remind us of the intimate and relaxed atmosphere of boudoirs.
Sportmax / Alberta Ferretti / Anniye By / Giambattista Valli / Ashish / Jacquemus / Bluemarine. ©Vogue
Bras and bralettes in sight, for a free and unusual summer, worn over very wide skirts or snooty as tops under jackets, coming out of a dress or glimpsed under subtle shirts!
Christian Dior / Christian Siriano / Emilio Pucci / Etro / Sportmax / Emilia Wickstead / Zimmerman. ©Vogue
White lace, traditional or futuristic (the laser cut), with large or embossed designs and very openwork. Purity and brilliance are the sensations that inspire us!
Chanel ©Vogue / Christian Dior ©Vogue / Marchesa ©Vogue / Fendi ©Vogue / Alberta Ferretti ©Vogue / Giambatistta Valli ©Vogue / Ermano Scervino ©Ermano Scervino
A bit of lightness with the trimmed pieces that leave the navel exposed. 90’s cotton tops and micro blouses with scenic sleeves to give next season, a dose of freshness and delicate femininity that we like so much.
Bluemarine / Zimmerman / Emilia Wickstead / Annakiki / Reem Acra / Isabel Marant. ©Vogue
The same goes for the hot pants, which are comfortable, fast and sensual. From the classic high-waisted garments of the 50’, to the straight or lapel balloon shapes for day and night wear.
Sportmax / Molly Gooddard / Dolce & Gabbana / Alaïa / Annakiki / Ralph &Russo / Elisabetta Franchi. ©Vogue
Eccentric, fun and colourful patchwork art, which immediately makes you think about creative reuse. A mosaic with the right balance of aesthetics in the most refined, with fragments of animal prints combined with floral patterns, micro and macro dots combined with geometric designs in a lively and animated mix & match.
Dolce &Gabbana ©Vogue / Versace ©Vogue / Zimmerman ©Vogue / Etro ©Vogue / Louis Vuiton ©Vogue / Marco Rambaldi ©Vogue / Francesca Liberatore ©Francesca Liberatore
Focus on shoulders and sleeves that are wide, mini, maxi or even extra large balloon shaped.
Loewe / Christian Siriano / Isabel Marant / Schiaparelli / Tadashi Shoji / Annakiki / Loewe. ©Vogue
The flounces and frills, which give movement and lightness, embody today more than ever the desire to start over and live a more carefree life. And here the designers have placed them, from neck to hem, in long pastel-coloured dresses.
Valentino ©Vogue / Amen ©Vogue / Ulla Johnson ©Vogue / Rodarte ©Vogue / Rokh ©Rokh / Molly Goddart ©Vogue / Preen by Thontorn Bregazzi ©Vogue
And for the evening, temptations in black and white with two-tone dresses; always a fascinating contrast, a chromatic antithesis that attracts by its sophisticated elegance, a game of empty and full that never ceases to please.
Alexis Mabille / Carolina Herrera / Chanel / Elie Saab / Naeem Khan / Elisabetta Franchi / Christian Sirano / Rodarte. ©Vogue
By Elisa Nascimbene for Valmont Barcelona Bridal Fashion Week
