Seoul-based womenswear label Lesugiatelier—formerly SU GI—designs for the self-assured. Under the creative direction of Jinsuk Kim, the label gives classic tailoring archetypes and urban staples a futuristic, somber-chic twist, yielding androgynous silhouettes that glimmer with an untamed allure. Its detail-oriented collections—accented with asymmetrical draping and revealing cutouts—range from office-ready attire like structured power blazers and velvet lace-trimmed tops to streetwise gear like bulky bomber jackets and pipe-leg trousers with a pleated skirt stitched to their front. Infused with a maverick sensibility, Lesugiatelier makes tailored daily wear for the sophisticated enfant terrible.

Fall/Winter 22/23 collection interprets the unique British style and gives a gorgeous and punk fashion. With the lens of photographer duo Inez and Vinoodh, this equestrian-centered collection symbolizes the brand spirit. New designs and 3D silhouettes explore the British elegance and signature elements.

With only a few, short years in as a burgeoning design label, Charaf Tajer’s Casablanca has shown no signs of slowing down. For Spring/Summer 2023, the brand upped the ante in Paris and utilized a horse pen stage setting to showcase its western-inspired collection. Working from three different themes – Vaqueros, Phantastica and Nature & Architecture – Tajer presented distinct clothing elements based on an overarching “Future Optimist” approach.

City Boy fashion is a mash-up of Japanese leisurewear and American streetwear, with aspects such as military uniforms, tooling, and even functionalities included to create a diverse look. The overall tone of the match is characterized by mixed and stacked wear. City boy is not just a style of dressing, but also a life concept.

Presented in the cobblestone courtyard of the historic Via Gesù home of the fashion house’s founder, Gianni Versace, in Milan, the Versace Spring/Summer 2023 collection was full of color and verve. Donatella Versace dug into the archives and pulled out prints her brother Gianni created for La Scala productions in the 90s, a logo from the early 2000s or the frozen-in-lava death masks of Pompeii, all of these revisited archival motifs splashed across t-shirts, silk shirts and pants, alongside stripes, diamond-shaped cut from leather made in eco-sustainable latex and powerfully colorful python prints. The latter, now replacing exotic skins, with fluorescent accents appeared on trench coats or pants. These new eco-friendly fabrics definitely marked the brand’s entry into the era of sustainability.

Lightness and pleasure, two notions closely associated with summer vacations, were the focus of the Hermès Men’s Spring/Summer 2023 collection that took place at the historic tapestry factory Manufacture des Gobelins. In the mood for vacation – “a magical destination that is both joyful and serene“, in the words of the French fashion house’s press release – Véronique Nichanian sent a plethora of marine-themed pieces down the runway.

Jerry Lorenzo launched Fear of God Essentials in 2018 as a companion line to Fear of God. Lorenzo's signature application of muted colors is visible season after season, a continuation of the subdued palette Lorenzo debuted with the inaugural Fear of God collection in 2013. Today Fear of God Essentials is known for its expansive offering of closet staples, outfitting everything from hoodies and sweatpants to polos and hats in versatile shades.

Established by American designer Justin Gall and Chiara Nardelli Gall in Rome in 2014, GALL merges human physiology, art and graphics for an innovative and modern world. Industrial colorways like rust red remain dominance since the first S/S collection in 2015. Detachable and practical designs with various functions explore the original yet avant-garde modernism. With the trend of ECO fashion, GALL tends to choose comfortable and sustainable fabrics that are environmentally-friendly.

Spring/Summer 2023 Paris Fashion Week(June 21 to 26) included 84 exhibitors and 76 physical shows. Famous designers returned to the show and enlivened the Paris Fashion Week.

Lemaire is a French designer brand founded by Christophe Lemaire, the former creative director of Hermes, and Sarah-Linh Tran in Paris in 1991. They opt for high-quality fabrics to develop versatile pieces for daily lives. Centering on minimalism, designer uses soft earthy tones and loose cuts to create a Parisian wardrobe that can not be defined by time and trend.

Spring/Summer 2023 Paris Fashion Week(June 21 to 26) included 84 exhibitors and 76 physical shows. Famous designers returned to the show and enlivened the Paris Fashion Week. Notably, the former designer of Dior Men and Saint Laurent - Hedi Slimane - took his new collection back with Celine to close the fashion show.

For Sacai Spring 2023 collection, the designer and founder Chitose Abe renewed her signature deconstruction and played with traditional silhouettes and materials with an informal attitude. The tailored fabrics from Loro Piana developed tight-fit dresses and all-in-ones. Womenswear was joined by sheer liners. The corsetry details paid homage to the brand heritage. As an important design language of Sacai, crinkles were designed to be daring and multi-dimensional. Graffiti master Eric Haze brought slogans such as ‘One Kind Word’ and ‘As One’ to deliver the spirit of unity and friendship.

Emporio Armani took to the Milan Fashion Week stage to unveil its refined Spring/Summer 2023 collection, officially dubbed “A Basketful of Summer." "Summer is defined by lightness, in attitude and spirit lightness as immediacy and the sheer joy of living and dressing for the season: choosing clothes and accessories to throw on without too much thought,” the official collection notes read. “This collection by Emporio, the brand that Giorgio Armani has always seen as a container of possibilities, resembles a wicker basket, full of surprises that will bring the holiday spirit to the city and give any holiday the appropriate fresh and composed feel.”

The Spring/Summer 2023 Menswear collection by Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons is an expression of curated processes. The practice of design - of fashion - is one of decision-making, curation alongside creation. The tools of this collection are direct, recognizable, archetypal pieces – suits, overcoats, sweaters, shirts, denim, leather. Known garments are reinvented through context. There is always a complexity of thought behind apparently simple results, a process of refinement to uncover the fundamentals of dress.

Pre-fall 2022 collection is dominated by earthy browns, camels and khakis. Printed leaves and maps express the longing for a free journey to approach the nature. Tenderer colorways and all-matching pieces continue the British style and complete a pretty and practical pre-fall collection.

John Galliano has recently unveiled his Maison Margiela Resort Spring/Summer 2022 collection. This season, Galliano re-invents the slouchy silhouette with an expansive range of outerwear. At a glance, the collection is filled with an overwhelming number of coats, right for any occasion. Whether it is for formalwear or the countryside rainy weather, the pieces excite the tactile and visual senses with their soft yet structured silhouettes. Galliano’s effortlessly chic aesthetic is prominent throughout the spring clothes, or as the house prefers to call it the Avant-Premiere line.

According to the TOP100 downloaded women’s trench coats in March and April, J-Korean and Simple Sophistication are the most popular styles, followed by Cotton-linen(11.6%); H-line(72%) is the dominating silhouette in the market; deconstruction and splicing show color blocking on trench coats.

Japanese designer Yohji Yamamoto is famed for putting an androgynous, directional spin on traditionally feminine avant-garde designs, and pioneering the fashion-meets-sportswear aesthetic. This is how Yamamoto’s signature dark designs and draped tailoring have impacted how we dress today. Yamamoto’s signature aesthetic, which hinged on all-black, body-engulfing designs, put a new spin on tailoring and stood out among the cinched waists, shoulder pads and bold block colours that ruled the 1980s fashion scene. In an era of rainbow brights, a dark colour palette had the shock factor.

Jil Sander is known for the restrained aesthetics and neat lines. Abandoning all the extra details, ruched cloth wraps the body without zippers and buttons. A little clip and bias cutting accentuate the structures. The neutral colorways and modern fabrics of Jil Sander is the most persuasive path to the minimalism.

With the popularity of cross-border e-commerce in China, the share of fast fashion womenswear brand is also increasing. We can see from the data of offline and online stores that ZARA and MANGO are the most welcoming brands while SHEIN is the top cross-border e-commerce. There shows a well balance between fabric appearance and practicality. This report will focus on the TOP10 fabrics in S/S 2022 and the hottest fabric of each clothing category to inspire the development in fast fashion market.

Woolen fabric is the most important fabric in autumn and winter, which is presented mainly in the form of overcoat on A/W 22/23 runway shows. Fine texture is the mainstream. Shearls and woolen blends create smooth and exquisite tactility of the surface; Variegated tweed shows yarns in new colorways and the blending with other accessories; The plush of furry fabrics is thermal in winter. Wool and mohair present a napped visual effect; Yarn-dyed gingham also updates the colorway in this season.