Paris Fashion Week: The devil is in the details

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Paris Fashion Week: The devil is in the details

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When designers are given the freedom to put their wildest fantasies into fashion, the most ironic trends emerge. We’ve prepared for you a selection of iconic accessories and trends from ready-to-wear autumn/winter 2023 fashion week from New York, London, Milan and Paris.

Boys and their toys

Boys will be boys. And they will love cars at any age. If you don’t have a car yet, you can always take the baby car away from your child and hang it around your neck or wear it as a ring, as Botter suggests.

More is better than less

This is the principle that many designers adhere to in their collections, not only for handbags but also for belts, pockets, buttons… Don’t limit yourself!

Givenchy

Rockh

A.W.A.K.E.

Schiaparelli

All that is mine I carry with me

For the upcoming autumn/winter season, brands suggest that we carry the most important things with us. Besides handbags, of course, it can be books, hot-water bottles, pillows, dogs and even children! But please don’t take the example of Louis Gabriel Nouchi, an axe and a chainsaw hidden in fabric, let’s save it for Halloween.

SS Daley

Burberry

JW Anderson

Collina Strada

Mowalola

Louis Gabriel Nouchi

The nipple liberation movement

Designers are forcing all women to go topless for the autumn/winter season. This feminist idea that women and men are equal is good, but let’s still dress warmer during the cold season.

Y/Project

Courrèges

Ann Demeulemeester

Where the wild roses grow?

Designers believe that flowers grow on women’s breasts. But what’s the situation with boys? JW Anderson suggests hiding nipples behind a SIM card.

Puppets & Puppets

JW Anderson

Christian Siriano

Nensi Dojaka

Office vibes

Rank-and-file managers rejoice! Diplomats and document folders are coming into fashion.

Rockh

Louis Vuitton

Bottega Veneta

Rockh

Fashion on the edge of madness or total recycling

Designers are urging us to be environmentally responsible and give unnecessary items a chance at new life! A trash bag can be used to make a hat, a dress can be decorated with cutlery, a hood can be made from tights, a ripped-off toy head can be used as a bag, a can ends as earrings and a cigarette butt as a necklace. That’s the urban madman look. It’s something not everyone dares to wear, but it’s a way of breaking up the elitist and snobbish atmosphere of fashion week.

Maison Margiela

Acne Studio

Hed Mayner

Dilara Findikoglu

Grandma wouldn't approve.

Designers suggest spending autumn and winter in your pants, but keeping your feet warm. A very controversial trend.

Dilara Findikoglu

Miu Miu

Ann Demeulemeester

Stella McCartney

Keep your head warm

Designers suggest spending autumn and winter in your pants, but keeping your feet warm. A very controversial trend.

Chanel

Jul Sander

Labrum London

Undercover

Rare bird

Feathers are the new micro-trend of fashion week. The most impressive piece was a leather feather by Robert Mercier for Ann Demeulemeester.

Ann Demeulemeester

Loewe

Victoria Beckham

Dilara Findikoglu

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