Update your wardrobe for the upcoming season: top 11 trends for 2023

In a little over a week the New Year will arrive, which means it’s time to review the past 12 months and plan for the next. We’ve compiled the most catchy looks from the red carpet lately, tried to predict which brands will be popular next year, and talked about the Julia Fox phenomenon that affected almost all of 2022. And today our fashion department offers to find out what we will wear in 2023.

In the upcoming season, the designers suggest that we stop being shy and pay attention to translucent things, become a biker girlfriend and at the same time catch an air of usefulness. The mood of the design store in general can be described in one word: nostalgia. Some glorify ’90s minimalism and grunge, the second focuses on zero glamor and posh parties, and the third rethinks the usual and adds something unique to them.

That’s why we decided to organize a fashion education program today and talk about what you should have in your wardrobe next season. Read, memorize and go shopping.

I see inside you

Undisguised sexuality is one of the main trends of recent seasons. With the rise of Nancy Doyaki and her eponymous brand onto the fashion scene, star it-girls dressed in translucent images that leave nothing to the imagination. And the entire collective subconscious of the design workshop was literally taken over by the idea that undressing is much more interesting than dressing. This is evidenced by the latest fashion weeks in New York, London, Milan and Paris. Creative directors rely on sheer materials and create tops, dresses, skirts and accent inserts from them that Bella Hadid, Hailey Bieber, Kim Kardashian, Dua Lipa and other influencers will be willing to walk in.

Hissing and wheezing prints

The SS23 shows seem to imply that next spring the entire fashion community will be mimicking snakes, leopards and tigers. Images with such prints have appeared in the collections of 16Arlington, Celine, Khaite, Versace, Dsquared2 and Dolce & Gabbana.

jeans around the head

Denim has not left the pedestal of trends for many years. And in the near future, he will not openly relinquish his positions. Next season, designers offer us to wear not only classics, but also boiled, deliberately worn jeans. As in the Diesel, Balenciaga, Givenchy and Miu Miu shows.

In the Empress’s bedroom

Another big trend of the coming season is the underwear style. Designers advise not to hide lacy panties, bras and tops under several layers of clothing, but to wear them proudly for the show. Slip dresses are also on the podium again. They are offered to be worn in a duet with plaid pants at the Collina Strada show and with trendy cargo at the Versace show.

Benefit

Pockets are important! And not us, the designers. In the 2023 spring-summer collections, patch pockets appeared not only in trend cargoes, but also in tops, skirts, dresses and overalls.

biker girlfriend

2022 passed under the auspices of biker style. We saw a real racing jacket in Dior’s autumn-winter collection, Coperni turned a biker jacket into a skirt, and Gabriela Hirst created a trench coat for Chloé with biker jacket elements. Next year, the style of this subculture will also be relevant. Do not trust? Browse the Versace, Balenciaga, Ottolinger, Trussardi, Koche and Courreges collections.

motive power

Fringe last peaked in the Fall/Winter 2020 season, and it looks like it’s making a big comeback this year. Now designers present it with a more creative design. For Bottega Veneta, Mathieu Blazy relied on elegant elements reminiscent of bird feathers, while Luke and Lucie Meyer preferred flakes that looked like Jil Sander snowflakes.

low!

Love it or hate it, the low uptrend is rapidly gaining momentum. In the fashion shows of the 2022-2023 autumn-winter season, low-waisted model variety was seen in almost all collections. And judging by the spring-summer collections, this trend will remain with us for a long time. Take a look at Versace, Alexander McQueen and the Knwls to see this.

pull the rope

Over the past few seasons, designers have been luring us into the depths and depths of a fantasy world where sex seems so many (or even dozens of times more) than alive. If they’ve tried to dress people in every way possible over the past decade (as evidenced by the notorious oversized, layering trend, and “beige” blogger aesthetic), now everything is just the opposite. For this reason, things that refer to BDSM aesthetics are increasingly appearing in the new collections of brands. Next season, designers strongly recommend paying attention to things with laces. This decorative element adorns tops, dresses and even trousers.

A daring response to the glamor of the 2000s

Grunge is the opposite of glamorous zeros. This is an anti-fashion that does not accept trends and expensive new things. However, designers quite often turn to the unruly aesthetic. Some refer to Kurt Cobain’s style, the second brutally punch holes in sweaters, and still others resort to the “forbidden” technique, codenamed “ripped jeans.” The 2023 spring-summer season will not be an exception. Iconic elements of the rebel movement have appeared in the MM6 collections of Maison Margiela, Blumarine, Edward Crutchley, Coach, Vitelli, Matty Bovan, Versace and Sportmax.

get shorter

Next spring, street style heroes and fashion influencers will walk not only in miniskirts, but also in extremely short shorts. What we saw at the Marni, Coperni, Max Mara and Loewe shows.