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Fendi released its latest A/W 2022 womenswear collection on February 23, 2022. Kim Jones drew inspirations from seeing Delfina Delettrez in the Rome office wearing a blouse of Silvia Venturini’s from a 1986 Fendi collection by Karl Lagerfeld. He combined those references with a callback to another Lagerfeld-designed Fendi collection for spring 2000, one with a delicacy in direct opposition to the blousy proportions of the ’86 show. The graceful, rebellious, and light designs broke the classic conventions. Slip dresses, ruffled gauze tops and dresses exuded a feminine temperament and offered a lithe experience in S/S.
Desaturated pastels are widely applied in this season to bring a fresh and tender palette. Steady A/W colors as pale gray, black, and brown are also infused into the looks.
The full hue of gentle pink creates a warm and romantic mood through translucent gauze and soft fur. Lithe ruffles and drawstrings are more recommended to reflect the sweetness.
Minimalist neutral gray brings minimalist textures and a tranquil feeling. The combination with fluent tailoring creates neat urban looks, while tonal coordinates are even more elevated.
With sweeping synergy, this season’s Métiers d’Art collection read like the limited Chanel edition of connect-the-dots. Virginie Viard invited guests to Le19M, the newly opened building devoted to the workshops of the maison’s artisans, where she presented her most crafts-centric collection within the very same architecture that had informed its cuts and motifs.
The grid-like structure is the most important expression in the collection. The use of metallic yarns strengthens the silhouettes of the regular grids and sets off the embossed effect.
Tweed is a signature fabric for Chanel. The sophisticated knitting of artisans presents dazzling colors and solid fabrics, which exudes the smart temperament of nobility.
In the Métiers d’Art collection, embroidery is fused with sequins, beads, yarns, and patterns. Every single process creates a unique, little world.
This report mainly refines the core silhouettes and items of womenswear to provide designers with intuitive references and trend guidance. According to the database of POP Fashion, dress still occupies the most proportion in S/S 2022 with a little drop. Influenced by the 60s-90s retro fashion and the sexy trend, miniskirt and minidress has returned. Outerwear is the second most category, and colored suit and oversized suit have been the key items; trench coat focuses on the oversized shape as well, which shows superlong tailoring. Tops take 23% of all the categories: cropped tight-fit T-shirt, oversized minimalist shirt, and slim cardigan interpret the new fashion trend of being sexy and simple. Among pants, high-waist loose trousers keep the momentum, while hot low-waist pants and cargo pants create unrestrained and casual looks through their loose, straight shapes.
CHANEL S/S 2022 Ready-to-Wear collection returned to the Grand Palais. The show without magnificent props put emphasis on the release of clothing. Inspired by the magic of fashion seen through the photographer’s lens, the CHANEL Spring-Summer 2022 Ready-to-Wear show evokes the heightened emotions and memories of the raised runways of the 1980s surrounded by photographers and flashbulbs. Romantic with a touch of mystery, the collection balances the graphic purity of black and white, playful summer stripes, and the dark whimsy of a butterfly’s wings on black chiffon. Behind the camera lens, model Vivienne Rohner plays the role of both photographer and fashion muse in cinematic black and white, for a first glimpse of the inspirations behind the collection by Virginie Viard.
Bright colors were the mainstream of this ready-to-wear show, which was not a stranger to CHANEL, because Karl Lagerfeld often applied these tones in the last 80s and 90s. It could be the exclusive memory for CHANEL in that period.
Virginie Viard woven the brand DNA of CHANEL into the motif this season. Double-C was integrated into jacquard, obscure motif, yarn-dye and sequin to form fabrics. Besides, logo is rather important to the luxury market, and this essence of brand creates ready-to-wear with high recognition.
CHANEL S/S 2022 Ready-to-Wear collection returned to the Grand Palais. The show without magnificent props put emphasis on the release of clothing. Inspired by the magic of fashion seen through the photographer’s lens, the CHANEL Spring-Summer 2022 Ready-to-Wear show evokes the heightened emotions and memories of the raised runways of the 1980s surrounded by photographers and flashbulbs. Romantic with a touch of mystery, the collection balances the graphic purity of black and white, playful summer stripes, and the dark whimsy of a butterfly’s wings on black chiffon. Behind the camera lens, model Vivienne Rohner plays the role of both photographer and fashion muse in cinematic black and white, for a first glimpse of the inspirations behind the collection by Virginie Viard.
Bright colors were the mainstream of this ready-to-wear show, which was not a stranger to CHANEL, because Karl Lagerfeld often applied these tones in the last 80s and 90s. It could be the exclusive memory for CHANEL in that period.
Virginie Viard woven the brand DNA of CHANEL into the motif this season. Double-C was integrated into jacquard, obscure motif, yarn-dye and sequin to form fabrics. Besides, logo is rather important to the luxury market, and this essence of brand creates ready-to-wear with high recognition.
The changes of plaid was a diversified mixture in the S/S 2022 collection. Crocheted plaid, colorful chained plaid, cut-out plaid and patch-like woven plaid displayed different CHANEL women in this new era.
Christian Dior S/S 2022 ready-to-wear fashion show was held in the Paris Tuileries Garden on September 28. Maria Grazia Chiuri approached Anna Pararatti to conceive the show’s scenography in an absurdist spirit reflecting the universe of her various works. Pop and game have been the core of this 60’s runway. The collection is structured around a network of associations as Maria Grazia Chiuri explores Marc Bohan’s long tenure as Creative Director of Dior. More precisely, she highlights the Slim Look collection, presented in 1961. A-line doll dress, mini Dior suit, 60s optical white dress and tennis dress; color-blocking outerwear and dress; orange and green boxing suit; golden fringed mini dress all awaken and overpass the elegant classics of Dior.
Game is the core element of this runway. Inspired by the board games, the palette of Christian Dior creates dazzling, flamboyant, artist and fun colors. Celandine, Island Green, Marzipan and Oriole group a bold colorway and present the playfulness of games.
The Slim Look collection, presented in 1961 by Marc Bohan, was described by the fashion press as follows: “It completely changes fashion, just as the New Look did in 1947.” In this season, Maria Grazia Chiuri once again inherited and nodded to the classic. The use of high-satu-ration palette created avant-garde and bold modern looks.
Tonal sport suits mix baseball shirts, boxing shorts, sport underwear with trench coat. Nylon and diving fabrics are used to adapt to multiple occasions. The matching with 60’s Go-go Boots interprets an alternatively elegant image of Dior lady.
As a leader of luxury industry on a world scale, the clothing and leather manufacturer Louis Vuitton has always been a protector of traditional craft and precious technical heritage since its establishment in 1854. In 1987, Louis Vuitton and the wine family Moët Hennessy were fused into a largest luxury group in the world — LVMH. The exquisite, professional techniques of F/W 2021 collection bring us its classic and timeless quality. Latest brand news: 1. LVMH Group’s 75 Maisons announced commitments to Métiers d’Excellence and signed Worldwide Engagements for Métiers d’Excellence on July 23. 2. On July 22, LVMH announced the final date of 2021 LVMH Prize for young fashion designers – 8th edition. The final will take place on Tuesday, September 7 at the Louis Vuitton Foundation.
As a leader of luxury industry on a world scale, the clothing and leather manufacturer Louis Vuitton has always been a protector of traditional craft and precious technical heritage since its establishment in 1854. In 1987, Louis Vuitton and the wine family Moët Hennessy were fused into a largest luxury group in the world — LVMH. The exquisite, professional techniques of F/W 2021 collection bring us its classic and timeless quality. Latest brand news: 1. LVMH Group’s 75 Maisons announced commitments to Métiers d’Excellence and signed Worldwide Engagements for Métiers d’Excellence on July 23. 2. On July 22, LVMH announced the final date of 2021 LVMH Prize for young fashion designers – 8th edition. The final will take place on Tuesday, September 7 at the Louis Vuitton Foundation.
Photographed in Normandy, France, Nicolas Ghesquière’s Fall-Winter 2021 collection pays reference to a different era, perpetuating the Maison’s Spirit of Travel. Reflecting on Greco-Roman antiquity with designs that collide with 20th century modernity, Nicolas Ghesquière’s collection incorporates the exquisitely illustrated world of Italian artistic design atelier Fornasetti.
The data analysis is made on the knitted yarn, pattern and craft of CR 2022 womenswear runways. The yarn application of this season is variable. From plain fancy yarn to glossy yarn and plush yarn, different textures create diversified knitwear styles. In pattern design, stripe has become a noteworthy element, occupying 32%. Smart casual knitwear is increasingly using leopard prints. Stitching(42%) is still the most popular craft of knitwear, followed by eyelet texture(27%). Gloss is the key point of decorations, and decorative diamonds endow knitwear with a high-class entry-luxury feel.
The application of lightweight yarn makes CR women’s knitwear refreshing. Light and translucent knitwear increases the layers of clothing collocation. Stitching and color changes are added into skin-friendly yarns to strengthen the sense of design and fashion.
Gloss plays an important role in the design of women’s knitwear this season. These glossy sequined yarn and metallic yarn have been the key point. The combination with minimalist and basic silhouettes presents a high-class entry-luxury texture.
The application of fancy yarn brings a plain handcrafted feel. The color changes of yarn increase the sense of design of basic knitwear. Besides, detail design is also noteworthy. Placement eyelet stitching and neckline cutout are more delicate.
S/S 2022 Paris Menswear Fashion Week was held from June 22th to 28th. Most brands still released their latest collections online. However, the pure digital fashion show has gradually transitioned into a mixed form in the post-pandemic era. The offline events absolutely promoted the attraction of this fashion week. There were 72 brands involved in the show, including Louis Vuitton, DIOR MEN, LOEWE, Yohji Yamamoto, Hermès and Lemaire. Meanwhile, the classic French fashion house Courrèges(founded in 1961) will also return with the first collection of its new creative director Nicolas Di Felice. Dior’s cactus garden, Loewe’s disco look and the beaches of Rick Owens and Lanvin compose the hedonistic atmosphere of 2022 spring.
DIOR MEN — Inspired by the story of Christian Dior, Kim Jones invited the Houston rapper and musician Travis Scott to present this S/S 2022 menswear collection. Memories of Christian Dior’s childhood gardens are fused with the cactus-heavy Texan landscape to create a cross-cultural and cross-era fantastic runway, reviewing the artistic charm from the perspective of Dior. Hermès — Abandoning the traditional formal wear, designer injects a sense of leisure into light-hearted and lively designs to outline minimalist lines, which accentuates silhouette and exquisite tailoring. Bursts of color and graphic stitching are used more in this season, and mixed multiple materials enliven the whole collection. Louis Vuitton — The seventh collection of Virgil Abloh for Louis Vuitton was named after the classic song of The Winstons — Amen Break. This mysterious, isolated and weird atmosphere creates a dystopia future, especially reflecting the historical track of Black art and culture. Except for the performance of multiple African artists and hip-pop music, the clothing of this collection also presents the unique personality. Oriental belted element, draped dress hem and athleisure baseball sportswear present intensive visual impact. These bright and eye-catching colors bring us a fashion feast. Burberry — Burberry S/S 2022 menswear collection has released. The creative director Riccardo Tisci combined freedom with unity to jump out of the constraint. Sleeveless drop-shoulder jacket and deconstructed outerwear try to challenge the traditional principle. The flowing silhouette design is fused with abstract printed patterns and self-fabric straps. Classic brand elements are integrated into the theme to express royalty. Black halter-neck vest, outerwear and shorts are filled with the bravery of young warriors. Ami Alexandre Mattiussi — The S/S 2022 collection L’Échappée Belle brought by the founder and designer Alexandre Mattiussi leads us to a childlike and mysterious amusement park. The boys in this surreal space are interpreting a romantic night journey and their carefree attitude.
Lemaire S/S 2022 collection presents the peaceful, soft, lightweight and informal elegancy, which is daily and relaxing. The light fabrics in gentle saturated tones are integrated with the unique and personalized concept of multi-functional wardrobe to meet different situations and people. The artworks of African American artist Joseph Yoakum are printed on basic light silk and cotton textiles.
The designer of Jil Sander, Luke Meier took us back to the early 1990s through the Eclecticism and individualization of New York street style. Pale yellow, pale blue, mint, pink, lilac, pale orange, sage green, tobacco brown and hot cocoa are edge-cutting and sensitive. Inspired by every corner of street, improvisation allows all the details to be casual.
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