“We’ve been so confined that I really wanted to celebrate going back outside, feeling the wind, the heat, the sweat on your skin,” said Hermès’s Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski, who erected a sand dune in the Tennis Club de Paris to show her latest performance-wear focused collection.

POP Fashion sorts out the TOP100 ranking of girls’ dress fabrics based on the data analysis in the recent three months. Mini Peace(15%) is the most welcoming brand, followed by Patachou(14%) and GUCCI(12%). The most popular fabric category is comfortable cotton(39%), as misty tulle(19%) and fine knit(19%) also share the market. Cute printed fabrics take nearly one-third of the mix.

According to the TOP100 downloaded sweatshirts in August and September, J-Korean style sits on the driver’s seat. 3D ornaments and fun illustrations present strong visual effects and improve the playfulness. The variation of pockets and collars are the design highlights in this month.

Lanvin A/W 22/23 womenswear collection sees the art of trompe l’oeil and weaves a modern dreamland. Lanvin opened its new boutique in Qingdao. Inspired by the luxury screens in Jeanne Lanvin’s apartment, the unique blue-tone interior space echoes the A/W 22/23 collection.

Delving into the rich world of arthouse cinema for the Men’s AW22 collection, Paul Smith spotlights the unique aesthetic techniques of film’s greatest auteurs. Incorporating lavish textures, a cinematic palette and otherworldly photo prints, the collection culminates in a self-assured new look for the season.

According to the TOP10 women’s leather and fur in August, shearling and polar fleece jackets are the staples. Patchwork down jacket and light leather coat also share the market. Contrast piping and placket detail enrich the visual effect.

According to the TOP100 downloaded men’s jackets in August, smart casual is still the dominating style in the market, followed by business casual and athleisure. Cropped jacket and pull-on jacket are the main silhouettes. Embroidery and color blocking are the two noteworthy techniques. Geometric pockets, panels and labels also catch attention.

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.

Based on the interactive data analysis in August, POP Fashion figures out the TOP ranking of boys’ trousers. Athleisure is still the mainstream. 3D pockets and patterns are the welcoming details. Patchwork and asymmetric design present an uptrend. Wide side seams improve the delicacy.

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.

ENSHADOWER was founded in 2012 by several FIXEDGEAR students who were originally interested in building a casual wear brand. Its original intention is to provide comfortable and functional clothing for street sports enthusiasts. The brand design style has obvious futurism, science and technology and functionality. Sports elements are also skillfully combined with fashion sense to fully show contemporary young people's interest, fashion and attitude towards life.

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.

1.ZEGNA and Real Madrid are proud to announce a unique partnership in which ZEGNA will become Real Madrid’s Official Luxury Travelwear Partner. 2. To celebrate the new chapter of ZEGNA, a new store was opened in One Central Macau, providing a modernized and pragmatistic space for gentlemen. 3. Zegna Summer 2023 collection created a light and innovative menswear wardrobe by different materials and colors, and offered infinite possibilities to this summer.

Blokecore is the hottest fashion trend among Gen Z’s young men. Social media consultant Georgia Aldridge describes the aesthetic as “vintage replica football tops, baggy or straight-leg jeans (often Levi’s) and mainly Adidas trainers”. The coming World Cup and the collab jersey of Adidas and Balenciaga prompt the trend.

According to the data analysis of the three finished fashion weeks(in Milan, Paris and London), high-density cotton(16.1%) and technical cotton blend(14%) are trending upward. The runway shows of Hermes, FENDI and MSGM display rich and innovative fabric techniques. Recognizable textures(jacquard, twill, etc.) share 4.3%. The proportion of crepes increases up to 3.7%. Double-sided fabrics(1.3%) also show a comeback.

Thom Browne, (born 1965, Allentown, Pennsylvania, U.S.), went to New York City in 1997 to pursue a career in the fashion industry, first working with a tailor, then as a salesman for Giorgio Armani, and later as a designer for Club Monaco. Browne launched a line of made-to-measure menswear in 2001, and his signature soon became impeccably tailored suits in traditional navy wools and gray flannels skewed with shrunken proportions. His designs initially shocked the fashion world but soon came to lead the trend of slim-fitting menswear. Browne drew much of his inspiration from classic mid-20th-century American style and incorporated preppy details such as grosgrain trim and short trousers shown with exposed ankles.

White Mountaineering is a Japanese outdoors-inspired label founded by Yosuke Aizawa after years of working as Junya Watanabe's assistant at Rei Kawakubo's COMME des GARCONS. As one of the few designers who adhere to outdoor styles, Aizawa expresses the perceptions and emotions about life through his design. The brand concept lies in the imaginative integration of design, utility and technique and a focus on patterns, colorways and tailoring. It fuses pragmatism with a retro aesthetic to create pieces with high-quality fabrics, structured silhouettes and a high-tech performance. Besides collaboration with UNIQLO, the brand also teams up with GRAMICCI, Danner, and Barbour to release cooperative collections.

According to the TOP100 downloaded men’s sweatshirts in July, smart casual is the dominating style in the market and unisex also shares a certain part. Plant, flower and letter are the main pattern elements. Color blocking is the technique that presents strong visual effects. Badges, appliques and decorative stripes give sleek details.

POP Fashion discovers accessories from Spring/Summer 2023 runway shows in Paris, Milan and London. We can see retro fashion, modern casual and futuristic sporty trend in buttons, zippers and accessories. Buttons and zippers maintain the connecting function and develop the ornamental quality. Metallic chains and ornamental buttons are not the exclusive elements for athleisure anymore. The mixes with men’s businesswear show great visual conflict.

Technical sport fabrics are presented frequently on S/S 2023 runway shows. Classic Smooth, Lustrous Nylon, Performance Filming and Textured Surface are the four fabric styles. The application of technical sport fabric is mainly focusing on jackets, down jackets and trousers.

Taking to Milan, the Caten duo Dean and Dan have showcased DSQUARED2’s vibrant Spring/Summer 2023 Menswear collection. Paying homage to the Bob Marley Foundation, the collection features everything from 70s-inspired outerwear to the symbolic use of colours in the Jamaican flag (yellow, black and green). In an additional collaboration with Honda motorcycles, Dsquared2 combine their Marley inspiration with two starkly contrasting personas; the relaxed surfer and the rambunctious biker. And while a junction between the musical legend and the motorcycle company may seem a little odd at first, there’s actually a deep-rooted vein that joins the two together in perfect harmony – the designers aimed to symbolise both the vibe and rebellion of Marley’s time, surf culture, and 1970s Jamaica.