"It has always," the designer Riccardo Tisci said, "been important to me to encourage freedom of expression and to blur the line between traditional notions of masculinity and femininity." The polished punk and "trophy tops" he pioneered at Givenchy fully presented such concept. Tisci also combined white top-stitching, swan print and punk items to show the free aesthetic of breaking the boundaries.

The Resort 2022 collection of Jil Sander was released on July 16, which told us a dialogue between fashion and art. This collection was about individuality and uniqueness of person, and "joy" is the mood it expressed. "In everything artistic there should be something functional, and it has to be at the service of the person," said Lucie Meier, "the ideas and philosophy behind the Bauhaus movement became relevant references for us." Each piece was given an individual character, in a sort of syncopated yet quite cohesive narrative. What tied the eclectic offering together was a sense of soft playfulness, smoothing the edges of sculptural silhouettes inspired by the graphic lines of Oskar Schlemmer's Triadic Ballet costumes. Undulating ruffles, fringed tassels, feathers, studwork, and statement jewelry gave grace to neat, elegant shapes. A dramatic sleeveless black-top-and-round-skirt ensemble in guipure lace, a chic strapless trapeze dress in off-white silk gazar, and a sleek pantsuit with a detachable round capelet also in silk gazar—one of the collection's main fabrics. And the slim leather overcoat was printed with a figurative motif of dancing women, painted by an illustrator friend.

Phillip Lim is continuously breaking through the border of modern fashion as an industry pioneer. Presented his resort in his Great Jones Street store, "hope" and "resilient femininity" have been the mood of this collection. Comfortable items were created during the pandemic. Widely-used drawstring and elastic details emphasize the functionality; easy-wearing knits show bold proportions. Suit jacket with a built-in bralette shows off the midriff. When unbuttoned, the bralette folds neatly away at the sides, revealing a more traditional shawl-collared jacket. A zip-front scuba dress was designed with similar ingenuity; its shrug-like knit sleeves also unbutton and can be worn wrapped around the neck. Meanwhile, duchesse silk separates implanted with three-dimensional rosettes and crystal embellishments were a reinterpretation of a key dress from Lim's first-ever runway show for spring 2007.

MSGM was founded by the Italian designer Massimo Giorgetti in 2008. Influenced by the avant-garde spirit of independent music and contemporary art, the designer has cultivated a series of unique design aesthetics. Bold colors, minimalist lines and exquisite crafts reinterpret the traditional classics of Italy. MSGM Resort 2022 collection brings us the joyous party atmosphere of 1990s. Romantic and sweet floral patterns balance feminine temperament with avant-garde girlish personality to exude a thick fantastic feel.

According to the color proportion of women's knitwear on Cruise 2022 runways, classic brown(12%) and white(18%) are still important; And the application of bright colors shows a rising trend. Red(20%) and yellow(17%) are used the most, followed by green(14%), blue(10%) and also the noteworthy purple(9%).

Released in the Panathenaic Stadium, Athens, Greece, the Dior Cruise 2022 collection showed deep connection with sports. The creative director Maria Grazia Chiuri found inspiration from her researches of Greek mythology and historical site and her communication with local artists and craftsmen. Younger fashion trend was injected into brand gene. Among all the 91 looks in this Cruise show, classic Dior items were deconstructed and restructured to fuse sportswear with haute couture.

Louis Vuitton Resort 2022 collection was presented by a short movie filmed at Axe Majeur, a sculpture park outside of Paris. The creative director Nicolas Ghesquière once again integrated urban context and architectural aesthetics into his design. An immersive artistic experience was created. Inspired by space travelling, jacquard patterns and prints of Resort 2022 collection feel a thick futuristic sense. The features of 60's silhouette and space suit have become the elements of this season. Parachute pleats on minidresses and the patterns of space landscape nod to the futurism designer André Courrèges. Solid tech fabrics are also chosen to present the avant-garde sense of future.

Max Mara released its Resort 2022 collection in the ancient and charming castle of Ischia, Italy. The inspiration is the journey, recalled by the writer Truman Capote in his collection of stories Local Color(1950), from which the collection takes its name. The minimalist and textured styles of this runway showed classic tailoring and tonal suite, which reveals the delicacy of urban jet set women.

Born in Italy in 1978, Versace has become an international leading fashion brand and the symbol of Italian luxe. Managed by the art director Donatella Versace in 1997, the extravagant, sexy and luxurious Medusa was the brand signature. 2022 Resort collection brought back the optimism. Comfort is presented from the aspects of design, material and printing. Donatella gave the Medusa a psychedelic spin, taking a sort of trippy turn through a kaleidoscopic tunnel of pop-bright colors and melty, distorted, lava lamp patterns—think: Summer of Love with a luscious twist. She cleverly kept the collection's silhouette svelte and neat: A-line, 60's mod-ish, and slashed short with conviction. Summer tweeds in acid sherbet colors looked fresh and luxe, signaling a desire for more dressed-up situations. Riffing on the house heritage, Versace offered little tweed skirt suits in vibrant colors with hand-finished fringed hems. The primness of A-line shifts was sharply contrasted by doses of slick, liquid latex in a sort of 'sickly bubblegum pink' (as it was described) and a new baby blue shade, called DV. It was rendered into a couple of ultra-short bustier slipdresses that will be headturners wherever they go. The same can be said of a rather sensational translucent crystal mesh number with lace intarsia, its surface mutating into melty aurora borealis shades. It sparked joy and optimism to no end.

This comprehensive analysis of CR 2022 womenswear runways focuses on the key elements of womenswear design and provides more direct fashion direction for designers. According to the database of POP, dot element becomes more popular in the CR patterns and pastoral plant & flower occupy the largest proportion. Functional and decorative pleating is a widely-used craft. Eyelet knit is applied more to create comfortable and sexy clothing. Feminine details like ruffle and bowknot keep the momentum. Cutout design appears throughout all the categories and highlights the minimalist items. All the details exude a more relaxing and joyful daily atmosphere.

The founder of Chloé -- Gaby Aghion set the romantic, fashionable and charming design style for the brand. Gabriela Hearst launched her first resort collection for the brand recently. Under the creative vision of Gabriela Hearst, Chloé is becoming fashion's embodiment of the age of awareness. The brand tries to make its collections sustainable and accurately present the brand spirit -- being elegant and graceful. In design, the collection's Chloé-revering bohemian pragmatism reached out to generations somewhat older. Puritan-ish dresses were constructed in circular deadstock denim—with no metal, laser treatment instead of water, and recycled wood buttons—scalloped leather, and deadstock broderie anglaise. Linen trench coats trimmed with embroidered white edges demonstrated how Hearst might see a classic wardrobe staple through the instinctive Chloé lens she talks about. Blanket coats and fringed hand-spun dresses riffed on the hippie-esque references we historically relate to an eco-friendly wardrobe. "Rave against the machine," Hearst punned, showing off a matching multi-color debut Chloé sneaker defined by its great, big stitches, every component created from recycled material.

The latest collection of A-COLD-WALL* was released under the background of 90's City of East London. Minimalist silhouette combines technology with function. Black & gray tone is collided with fluorescent green to present individuality. Eye-catching bright gears in fluorescent green, orange and yellow are utility for bike riders. Nylon jacket, printed sweatshirt and denim outfit show prettiness and practicality. Eco-friendly practice is also integrated into the clothes manufacturing, such as recyclable synthetic fiber fabric and more organic denim dyeing.

The CHANEL Cruise 2021/22 collection by Virginie Viard is inspired by Jean Cocteau's film Testament of Orpheus(1960). The filming spot is also the place of this catwalk -- the Carrières de Lumières in Les Baux-de-Provence. The hand-drawn white starry pattern also comes from Jean Cocteau, the friend of brand founder Coco Chanel. And the preview poster is exactly the letter from Cocteau to Coco.