This ranking is a comprehensive ranking based on the 2023 POP backend browsing index, download index, and social media hot brands, and these three indices are rated based on actual situations. Based on the interactive data of browsing, searching, and downloading in the POP backend, we have selected the top 10 hottest brands for women's clothing in the year, in order to better understand industry trends and new season development.

This report is based on the comprehensive analysis of POP Fashion's top 100 hot lists for women's dress fabrics based on user download interaction data in the past three months. In the top three month hot list, Valentino is the most popular women's dress brand, accounting for 15%, followed by Zimmermann and Louis Vuitton, accounting for 13% and 12% respectively. According to the TOP Hot List analysis, the most popular fabric style for women's dresses this season is luxurious woolen, accounting for 23%. Secondly, the classic fabric texture of cotton in dresses accounts for 21%, while elegant floral and casual knitted fabrics account for the least, with only 9% and 9% respectively. Attention can be paid to the application of three-dimensional floral elements in dresses, and wool and wool are the main fabrics of this season with corresponding investment value.

After studying Fashion and Textile Management at Leeds University, Olivia von Halle worked for the Future Laboratory in London as a trend forecaster for clients including Louis Vuitton, Gucci Group and Lamborghini. She launched her personal brand in 2011, including the design of pajamas, robes, kimono and eye masks. The brand combining innovative designs and details was popular among the fashion industry in no time. Olivia von Halle is sold by over 100 of the world's most prestigious retailers including NET-A-PORTER.COM, Harrods, Selfridges, Galeries Lafayette, Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus. After launching e-Commerce in 2011, Olivia von Halle opened its first store in London's prestigious Sloane Square in 2016.

Louis Vuitton catwalk just ends in La Samaritaine, which also marks the end of Paris Fashion Week this year. It brings a future fashion proposition that urgently needs to be thought and solved - what potential does fashion have after removing all the boundaries of gender and function? Nicolas Ghesquière, a self-proclaimed "time conflict" enthusiast, has never stopped combining hot topics of social development with clothing in different periods. This season Louis Vuitton S/S 2021 collection spans five eras, and discusses gender non-dualization. Nicolas blurs gender boundary, displays creativity and creates a space for imagination, thus embracing the sensitive and unknown world and blending contradictory elements like the past and the future, softness and toughness, elegance and street fashion. The show makes use of a green curtain to bring audience into a vivid scene, and they can rotate 360 degrees in their own seats. Moreover, online audience see footage from Der Himmel über Berlin by Wim Wenders film in 1987, interacting with the online fashion show.

Due to this pandemic, online New York Fashion and London Fashion Week almost gain no attention. But more brands hold physical fashion shows in Milan Fashion Week. Paris Fashion Week from September 28th to October 6th seems even more unique. 84 brands join it; 18 brands including Dior, Louis Vuitton and Chanel hold physical shows; there are also 29 static shows. This time Paris Fashion Week focuses on eulogizing nature, French flavor and Chinese elements, to inspire people to get closer to nature, inherit French romanticism and rebuild confidence in future life.