London Fashion Week has just put an end to its day and has left us on the catwalk all the trends that will succeed in 2023. If your days of work and plans prevent you from following all the details of the London shows, we have you covered, because this summary will make you an expert in everything that will take place in a few months.
Nensi Dojaka
This emerging designer has already entered our radar, after signing one of the outfits most incredible of Zendaya and present a 2022-2023 collection where sensuality and feeling comfortable in our own body they are the protagonists. His designs come packed with cut outsfabrics that caress the figure and very sophisticated transparencies.
Molly Goddard
it takes a lot savoir-faire to mix in such a successful way the majestic garments with sweaters and vintage cardigans oversized. This is what Molly Goddard has done for next winter, getting eighties looks for women arty who are not afraid to be the center of all eyes. And, by the way, it inspires us to wear our most pompous guest dresses in our day to day.
Arlington
The Y2K style has been present on the London catwalk, hand in hand with Arlington. The firm predicts a very two-thousander 2023, in which there is no shortage of teddy hats, Blair Waldorf-style knee socks, platforms and glitter brilli in pastel tones. All the ones that were the baby spice at school they will be delighted.
Simone Roche
Each season ups the ante on its gothic romanticism, becoming more and more extreme, dark and intense. By 2023 the firm wants to contrast the ethereal beauty of its full of flight designs with very punk touches to the blow of leather jackets, masculine shoes and boots chunky platform and it seems like a great plan.
Emily Wickstead
Her understated, understated approach to femininity always makes her a London Fashion Week favourite. For its autumn-winter 2022/2023 collection, the brand has made a strong commitment to perfectly crafted sartorial linesdyed with prints that know they work and cuts designed to flatter the woman’s silhouette.
Vivienne Westwood
The most transgressive aspect punk of the eighty that the tartan has will return in a few months. He will do it in its most extreme and maximalist version, combined with animal prints, sports and a hodgepodge of fabrics and prints very eclectic. Word of Vivienne Westwood.
Raf Simons
It is one of the darkest and most mysterious shows of the season, with long coats and column silhouettes being the focus of the collection. The leather and latex hats and garments give way to very rich and exuberant color combinations, which coexist with the all black to inspire our winter looks.
David Kuma
The Georgian designer has become British this year and it seems that he wanted to celebrate it in style. His collection is an ode to English football fans, filling the runway hooligans very well dressed and making his own approach to sportswear. Will soccer jerseys be the new garment? Item of 2023?
Richard Quinn
Richard Quinn and his obsession with latex continue to leave us with some of the most amazing outfits on the catwalks and red carpets. And he will continue to do so in 2023. The strongest of all have been his hats, pulled down to the jaw and with holes for the eyes. Is your goal to give all the prominence to the mouth after years of masks?
Erdem
Erdem has left behind its times of flowers and pastel colors. At least temporarily, because the collection proposed by the firm for 2023 could not be more tomboy. Is inspired by german women of the 30’swhen the spirit non gender began to break stereotypes about how they should dress. Very sartorial style, oversized blazer and that touch grungy that Berlin always brings with it.
Photos | Gtres, @viviennewestwood, @emiliawickstead.