Tendencias primavera-verano 2023

Posted by Mauricio Baron mar 22, 2023 Tendencias Femeninas 0 Comments

Which trends from the Spring-Summer 2023 shows will we be wearing next summer? As the Spring-Summer 2023 shows have just drawn to a close, Vogue takes a look at 18 fashion trends that are sure to find their way into our summer wardrobes.

The Spring-Summer 2023 fashion trends to know, from biker vibes to baby blue and 3D flowers

To say that the calendar for this Fashion Month was busy would be an understatement. Over the course of a month, the best of fashion was showcased, from New York to London, followed by Milan and then finally Paris. While the Fall-Winter 2022-2023 season saw fashion go back to basics, Spring-Summer 2023 had a festive spirit and evoked imagination, with pieces that married fashion and art. The 2000s, which had recently seemed to be gradually losing momentum, surprised us by making the cut for another season. Cargo pants were also everywhere, highlighting the will of houses and labels to serve fashion that fits in with everyday life. In terms of color, the Barbiecore trend gave way to softer shades, including baby blue, sunset tones and monochrome beiges.

A round-up of the key fashion trends seen during Fashion Week Spring-Summer 2023:

Y/Project, Loewe, Balmain via GoRunway

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Optical illusions

In what was an ingenious display of creativity, fashion played with optical illusions, unveiling trompe l'oeil pieces that transformed the ordinary into the extraordinary. With pixelated shapes, trouser skirts and faux topless effects, the body was celebrated with futuristic accents at the Y/Project, Loewe and Balmain shows.
Coperni, Diesel, Fendi via GoRunway

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Cargo

From their origins in the British army in the late 1930s to today, cargo pants have not aged a bit. At the crossroads between military aesthetics and streetwear influences, they became a fashion essential at Coperni, Diesel and Fendi.
Bottega Veneta, Off-White, Loewe via GoRunway

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3D Flowers

Whether with a new twist on a bouquet or with lifelike tropical flowers, Off-White (Ibrahim Kamara's debut collection), Loewe (with its giant anthurium) and Bottega Veneta transformed simple garments into blossoming works of art.
Chanel, Gucci, Michael Kors via GoRunway

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Liquid gold

It was all about glitter, sequins, and lamé fabric...or anything as long as it shone! At Chanel, Gucci and Michael Kors, gold was designed to be worn like a second skin, with the designers applying the liquid gold trend to chicer-than-ever eveningwear.

Prada, Burberry, Emporio Armani via GoRunway

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Baby blue

Gone are the days of the Barbiecore trend, with vivid pinks giving way to baby blues. This softer chromatic mood tinted the second skin silhouettes, which were resolutely fluid and innocent, at Prada, Burberry and Emporio Armani.
Paco Rabanne, Dior, Dolce & Gabbana via GoRunway

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Goth 2.0

Literal interpretations of the gothic style were replaced by a soft grunge take on the aesthetic. At Paco Rabanne, Dior and Dolce & Gabbana, the color black dominated the goth girl look, which came complete with a play on volume and transparency.
Fendi, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga via GoRunway

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Neon

Neon colors acted as vitamin shots tailored to satisfy our cravings for summer. Fluorescent shades of blue, green and yellow boosted the summery allure of the silhouettes, which came with a futuristic aesthetic at Balenciaga, Fendi and Bottega Veneta.
Versace, Gucci, Courrèges via GoRunway

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On the road

Let's ride! This bold style is at the head of the pack for Spring-Summer 2023. From the street to the runway, the biker trend is showing no sign of slowing down. It had a more minimalistic aesthetic at the shows, revolving around the leather jacket as the centerpiece, at Versace, Gucci and Courrèges.

Hermès, Isabel Marant et Marine Serre via GoRunway

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Cute crochet

Blending craftsmanship and 1970s charm, crochet remains a failsafe option for summer. Fitting in with city and beachy wardrobes alike, it came in a natural color palette at Hermès, Isabel Marant and Marine Serre.

Blumarine, Y/Project, Marine Serre via GoRunway

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DIY denim

All you need to try out the DIY denim trend is a pair of scissors, a dress or pair of jeans that you no longer wear and some imagination. Get creative and take inspiration from the looks presented at Blumarine, Y/Project and Marine Serre. Do It Yourself fashion is having a moment!

Michael Kors, Givenchy, Alaïa via GoRunway

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Fringing

The latest take on fringing is a far cry from its bohemian aesthetic, with the detail adorning even the most sophisticated pieces in your wardrobe. Fringing embellished a long pristine dress, a classically chic cape and an officewear ensemble at Michael Kors, Givenchy and Alaïa.

Miu Miu, Louis Vuitton, Givenchy via GoRunway

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Buckle up!
Whether worn with a maxi or mini skirt or appearing as a trompe l'oeil print, the buckle is the ultimate fashion detail for Spring-Summer 2023. While Givenchy and Miu Miu kept its technical accent, Louis Vuitton opted for a more abstract

Etro, Ferragamo, Courrèges via GoRunway

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Shades of sunset

What would summer be without its sunsets? This season, as well as thriving on Instagram, they will also prevail in our wardrobes. The sunset effect with flamboyant dip-dye shading came on close-to-the-body silhouettes by Etro, Ferragamo, and Courrèges. This trend will last from the high season right up until the Indian summer.

Louis Vuitton, Jil Sander, Chanel via GoRunway

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Revisited 1920s

Hints of fringing, feathers and wraparound boas are bringing back the Roaring Twenties! At Louis Vuitton, Jil Sander and Chanel, the 1920s got a minimalist makeover, without compromising on elegance.

Saint Laurent par Anthony Vaccarello, Valentino, Ami via GoRunway

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Chic transparency

This monomania comes with a side of perfectly calibrated transparency to create a silhouette that is sexier than ever. The must-have black dresses of the season hinted at glimpses of the body at Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, Valentino and Ami.

Louis Vuitton, Miu Miu, Stella McCartney via GoRunway

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Multi pockets

Yes to style but without ever forgetting practicality. Pockets come extra large, layered on tops or miniskirts, and serve as an ally for keeping all of your essentials around your waist. Louis Vuitton, Miu Miu and Stella McCartney came up with trendy

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