Paris Fashion Week is undoubtedly one of the most important of the four fashion weeks, the city's long history has already laid a strong fashion atmosphere, as the final it always plays a decisive effect: what trends are about to be popular, which styles are the most current...
All displays are always presented in the most rounded manner, appropriate and elegant.
Three trends you can't ignore
- Urban nomad style
This season's runway is very magical to present this most common style, quite a number of brands have launched a loose silhouette, with fringe and other obvious tribal or ethnic style elements of the design series, such as Lanvin show a lot of use of feathers, in different pieces embellish to make the overall look light and comfortable, but also with a strong sense of freedom. Brands such as Celine and Loewe have also reflected this in their designs.
In fact, the prosperity of urban nomadism can be seen as an escape from the current society, and its popularity also reflects the increasingly close landscape phenomenon that different ethnic and national cultures have influenced and intertwined with each other under the background of globalization.
- Wear underwear folded
Wearing underwear over the top is not a new trend, Madonna demonstrated it in the 1980s, but it hasn't really taken off in 30 years.
For this reason, designers have come up with a lot of very fresh ideas, at least this season's underwear has a lot of different ways to wear, such as different options in materials such as denim, metal fabrics or leather, and new developments in patterns such as tie-dye, printing and weaving more fashionable styles.
Miuccia Prada, who has always been good at this, showed how different underwear can be stacked to create a high-level sense in this season's Miu Miu show, which is really an unforgettable modeling lesson.
- Natural romance
Nature is always the best source of inspiration, and this season's natural prints are still designed to highlight the theme of lightness, light organza, chiffon and even organza are the most common fabrics, the overall silhouette is also loose and comfortable, and the dresses are often ankle-length, with a hint of 1970s hippie freedom.
Brands such as Alexander McQueen and Veronique Branquinho also have Victorian details such as small pastoral flowers and layered ruffles, which are all the more valuable when surrounded by hoodies and baseball jackets.
The two most popular colors
- Bright rose red
Magenta is a relatively demanding color for skin tone, but happily, the spring/summer 2017 runways dispelled this myth.
You can wear a simple black belt for the most common effect, as shown on the Hermes runway, or you can play a rich layering game by pairing it with the same bright colors like purple and orange.
- Tooling khaki
From the hunting style, khaki has proved to be still applicable in life, whether it is a Parka coat against the wind and rain, or a sleeveless dress for the office, or even a cocktail dress for the party, a khaki style makes people feel as comfortable and calm as the earth, which is also inseparable from the overall mature style of Paris fashion Week. It's going to work pretty well here, too.
