According to the comparison between S/S 2022 and 2023, Khaki, Lime, Yellow, Orange, Red, Purple and Blue are the growing tones, as Black, White and Gray reveal a clear drop. We can see from the data analysis in the recent three years that dopamine colors are constantly climbing.

This report puts emphasis on the application of patterns on womenswear runways. Based on the comparison between S/S 2022 and S/S 2023, Flowers & Plants and Checks & Stripes are still the hottest elements. Leopard spots, zebra stripes and python motifs are presented in bolder colors. Ethnic motifs and scenery paintings are trending upward. The share of Chinoiserie elements is also rising.

The report digs into the data analysis of yarns, patterns and crafts of S/S 2023 women’s knitwear. From lightweight yarns to luxury yarns and fuzz yarns, the use of yarns with different textures diversifies the knitwear design. Stripe(34%) is the most popular pattern element in this season; jacquard is also trending upward for the smart casual style. Stitch(45%) and delicate crochet(26%) are the on-trend crafts.

This report puts emphasis on the application of patterns on womenswear runways. Based on the comparison between S/S 2022 and S/S 2023, Flowers & Plants and Checks & Stripes are still the hottest elements. Leopard spots, zebra stripes and python motifs are presented in bolder colors. Ethnic motifs and scenery paintings are trending upward. The share of Chinoiserie elements is also rising.

The knitwear on S/S 2023 women’s runway shows focuses on a minimalist and delicate sense. Slim-fit tanks highlight the use of material and craft. Pullovers and tees combine monochrome with stitches and details or try color blocking. The development of cardigan puts emphasis on comfort and delicacy. Dresses underline the perfect body curves of women. Pullovers highlight the sense of fashion and commuting.

This report puts emphasis on the application of patterns on womenswear runways. Based on the comparison between S/S 2022 and S/S 2023, Flowers & Plants and Checks & Stripes are still the hottest elements. Leopard spots, zebra stripes and python motifs are presented in bolder colors. Ethnic motifs and scenery paintings are trending upward. The share of Chinoiserie elements is also rising.

RollingKids also added the S/S 2023 Kids’ Shanghai Fashion Week. RollingKids is an experiential kids’ fashion collection that shares wonderful things with the world. Based on the principle of being safe, comfortable and fashionable, RollingKids selects the excellent kidswear designer brands from allover the world, and provides refined products to kids between 0 to 14-year-old. Stella McCartney, Tia Cibani, Raspberry Plum, Wolf&Rita and Tutu Du Monde are the exhibitors.

This report puts emphasis on the application of patterns on womenswear runways. Based on the comparison between S/S 2022 and S/S 2023, Flowers & Plants and Checks & Stripes are still the hottest elements. Leopard spots, zebra stripes and python motifs are presented in bolder colors. Ethnic motifs and scenery paintings are trending upward. The share of Chinoiserie elements is also rising.

For Spring/Summer 2023 women’s knitwear, Simple Casual is the most popular style in the market; Commute Elegance decreases in the mature lady market, but the performance of Chanel-inspired styles is outstanding; for young consumers, Athleisure shares a bigger proportion than Sweet Girl; Retro Leisure is also a noteworthy style in this year. The decreasing ethnic styles highlight a vacay atmosphere in this season.

POP Fashion pays attention to the proportion changes of staples and detail crafts of women’s denim on S/S 2023 runway. Beyond the popular jeans and denim jackets, skirts and bustiers are also trending upward. The fading on denim becomes an important craft; the patchwork of washed denim shares 23%; deconstruction(15%) presents a clear uptrend.

Based on the S/S 2023 four major fashion week shows, POP Fashion digs into the analysis of colors and crafts of women’s leather and fur. Colorless hues share the largest proportion; lighter colors are trending upward; the thick pine green reflects natural vitality on leathers; splicing, braiding and cutting are the major crafts; zippers and waist details are also noteworthy.

From September 23 to 28, S/S 2023 Shanghai Fashion Week released the fashion trend about kidswear. The KIDS WEAR show displayed the international kidswear trends, supported Chinese original designer brands, and also reflected the unique creativity and attitude of Chinese fashion. Functional technology, active, styling, mini-me, collaboration, social, fashion teens, highlight moments, trendy outfits and environmental protection are the ten main directions for S/S 2023.

Based on the four major fashion week shows in Spring/Summer 2023, POP Fashion digs into the trend analysis of styles, materials and item proportions. Futuristic Cool is the most uptrending style; jacket is the staple item; influenced by the seasons, leather and vegan skin are increasing; besides, surface textures and tanning are also noteworthy.

For S/S 2023, Balenciaga launched 'The Mud Show' with a lost wallet as invitation. Opening with Kanye wearing a full security rig, models (including Bella Hadid) followed with full force and a desire to power on, splashing through the thick mud and water with determination. Elsewhere, babies were strapped to chests in Balenciaga harnesses, tops were glittery and others were made in latex displaying a 404 Error code. Demna’s viral bag of Lays chips was turned into a pochette, while teddy bears became handheld accessories and another bag was turned into a wearable in the form of a glove.

Ibrahim Kamara was named the Image and Art Director of Off-White in April, and now he has debuted his Spring/Summer collection ‘Celebration’. The Spring Summer 2023 collection approaches the cusp of something new, where the unknown gives us the freedom to imagine boundless possibilities. A celebration of life, progress, and new work in process.

Balmain held its show/festival at Jean-Bouin Stadium in Paris. “We all saw climate change this summer. We all saw fires around the world. And coming back with a show in September, thinking about whether our pants are going to be high-waisted or low-waisted—it seems a bit futile to me.” So said Olivier Rousteing before the show.

Staged once again in the majestic surroundings of the Louvre in Paris, Louis Vuitton’s Spring-Summer 2023 Collection is unveiled in the museum’s Cour Carrée. For the first time, Nicolas Ghesquière has invited leading French contemporary artist Philippe Parreno and production designer James Chinlund to conceptualize the event’s spectacular set design. With metal grills, mirrors, and a myriad of lightbulbs that evoke a fairground attraction, the set is centered upon a vividly red “monster flower” with golden stamen that rise up dramatically into the Parisian sky.

“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.

Themed ‘Unboxing Valentino’, creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli ditches PP pink and returns to essence of clothing. The cutting is inspired by the sliced paintings of Lucio Fontana. Dreamy feathers, eye-catching sequins and soft sheer bring fun to the pure fashion design.

Presented at the Centre Pompidou piazza during Paris Fashion Week, the Stella McCartney Spring Summer 2023 runway show is a democratic demonstration outdoors; a brand first. Models walk coloured paths, paying homage to the French cultural hub’s iconic façade. Blending fashion and art, the collection features the work of legendary Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara – inspired by his slogan “CHANGE THE HISTORY”.

The collection is shown on a cast of all genders, a challenge to convention and an embracing of our new reality. And in a collaboration with the artist Shuang Li, the hypostyle of the Palais d’Iena is fashioned by AMO into an unknown facet of reality. “Every message is a translation, but nothing has ever been translated.” So reads the top of the notes left on every seat at the Miu Miu Spring/Summer 2023 show.