What To Expect From Spring/Summer

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Fashion Week Trend #1: Modern Ballerina

The catwalk is covered in loads of pastel blossoms. Fine shoes with satin ribbons are wrapping themselves around the model’s ankles for a soft-footed appearance. Indeed, the attendees of the Dior show must have felt like part of a dance performance. The dark parquet, the strong eye makeup and the flowy black dresses reminded of a scene in Black Swan. At the same time, some of the models were wearing white gowns and floated over the catwalk like pixies in soft beige tulle dresses. Dance and fashion have a close relationship – so Maria Grazia Chiuri banned tight corsets and stiff materials from this collection and concentrated on flowing materials, which are often found in modern dance. Also, the Japanese label Chika Kisada oriented towards dance for his spring collection and showed the classic ballet slippers in different colors and patterns.

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t seems as citrus fruits were a big source of inspiration for many designers this season.  Lemon and orange were some of the most popular colors on the runway. The loud colors are eye-catching and make everyone smile. This happy mood is a fresh change to the very serious themes of the last couple months, which many designers have been incorporating into their collections lately. For now, however, Versace relied on a bright orange for jackets and coats. Other labels like Rochas or Moschino didn’t shy away from monochrome look in a fresh yellow tone. Dries van Noten was going a bit plainer on this trend, when he combined a bright yellow shirt with a white coat and some white trousers. At Emilio Pucci, we saw a vibrant spring look with orange pleated pants.

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