In a season filled with standout shows, frenetic news cycles, star-studded front rows and a host of directional messages, sheer fashion dominated the trend conversation.
“We love the idea of ’deconstructed grandeur,’ where sheer layers (ubiquitous throughout the collections) reveal the construction of corsets and bustiers in ways that feel distinctly modern,” Moda Operandi’s April Hennig said of fashion trends. season. Linda Fargo of Bergdorf Goodman called it “body pride-inspired apparel,” referring to sheer layers and outerwear.
A fashion industry favorite, Rick Owens’ show featured some of the season’s best sheer looks. “Newer and completely seductive were her languid, revealing gowns with long trains; her gigantic tulle skirts and chiffon trapezoid tops, constructed of endless godets,” WWD’s Miles Socha wrote in reviewing him.
“It is a protest against the conventional trial. And this is what I have dedicated my life to,” Owens said backstage about the spring collection.
“It’s a rejection of conventional beauty,” she continued. “I want to offer another option besides the narrow parameters that we are stuck with.”
It was one of the most vibrant and beautiful protest collections in recent times.
The Coperni show was the talk of the town thanks to Bella Hadid’s now-iconic spray dress (generating $26.3 million in media impact), but the French designer pair also delivered a solid collection, with many of the trends of the season. including pure looks.
“Shedding all the sci-fi stuff, there were plenty of wearables in the lineup, which set the trend for this season of boudoir styles, with negligee-like outfits thrown diagonally over one shoulder,” Joelle Diderich wrote in her review of the show. collection. Sleeveless sheer dresses with asymmetrical skirts and sexy sheer turtlenecks paired with baggy striped work pants were prime examples of the trend.
LaQuan Smith, one of the originators of the sheer fashion trend, presented a sexy collection full of sheer and fun looks with some daytime options and bright colors.
“What I really wanted to try and accomplish this season was to broaden my product categories,” Smith said backstage. “Obviously women come to me for sexy evening and cocktail wear, but I wanted to go broader with daywear and keep it funky, sexy and flashy.”
Other designers who pushed the pure trend included Prada, Ester Manas, Valentino and Salvatore Ferragamo.
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