What are the trendy materials for spring-summer 2023?

Denim in total look

The Canadian tuxedo has never looked as cool as on the spring-summer 2023 catwalks. Printed jacket and jeans, sunny yellow crop top and skirt, or corset and Bermuda shorts, the total denim look has a bright future ahead of it— the trend was spotted on the Miaou, GCDS, and Maîtrepierre fashion shows.

The fishnet

With games of transparencies and overlays, the fishnet allows a lot of eccentricities. Long with crochet, it’s one of the significant summer trends. He slips on a swimsuit or chic underwear in dress, skirt, top, or pants and promises a hot quickdraw. The trend was spotted in the  Erdem, Jason Wu, and PatBo fashion shows.

The leather

While leather is usually associated with the cool seasons, it continues its seduction business this year once the temperatures have risen above 20°C. Kirts, jackets, dresses, trenches… Get ready to go challenging. The trend was spotted in the  Trussardi, Rokh, and Marni fashion shows.

Sequins

The party continues! Scattered on dresses or in all-over mode, sequins make the show. Way to fight against the ambient gloom, certainly. o, ready to (re)put glitter in your lives? The trend was spotted on the  Anye Records, Badgley Mischka, and Giambattista Valli fashion shows.

Transparent materials

For an evening, daring to wear a transparent top over beautiful lingerie is nothing revolutionary. Except this season, the designers have decided to use this vaguely immodest fabric on all the clothes. Modest, yes, but also chic, especially when it stands out against a trouser suit that’s too big. The trend was spotted in Sandy Liang, Versace, and Tory Burch fashion shows.

Fur

False, of course, since most houses have given up on that of animal origin. n 2023, it is worn in detail on the collar, warms up mini shorts, or is printed with leopard spots—c lazy furs. The trend was spotted on the  Germaniewas r, GmbH, and Kim Shui catwalks.