I agree with
yellow. It was also seen in Milan and has now showed up in Paris, not in overwhelming quantity but I definitely think it will be a trend next season.
White seems to have also reached Parisian shores, in all shapes and forms but mostly, I think it's about thin/tissue layers and asymmetric cuts.
Fringes. (mostly in Paris)
Feathers.
Illustrations/photography in garments.
Mermaid dresses. Dresses in slim cut that just fall on the body, in thin, shiny, wet-like fabrics and spaghetti straps. Very 90s.
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.. and of course
knee lengths. Long and uber short skirts seem to be getting replaced by skirts/dresses that are just above the knee or barely past it.
And of course, the "groundbreaking florals for spring".
One thing about these florals as well as other patterns that we've been seeing and that I find interesting is that the approach this time seems to be strongly distanced and urban as opposed to actually integrating elements that denote appreciation for the countryside, I find it hard to explain but I think that this craving for a quieter, more natural living projected through collections until last season seems to have almost vanished this time.. I think there's a bit of self-introspection going on right now and finding creativity within the limits of our reality.. not necessarily urban for all, but I don't think that looking like you just came out of the fields is that desired anymore (may Lula fold now- HA!). I thought the Dries Van Noten collection yesterday presented lots of this things, I especially found the detailing on this coat quite endearing.. it's a creative, humble touch to an otherwise classic coat.
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