RIGA FASHION WEEK

RIGA FASHION WEEK

From dramatic shoulders to hooded dresses, see Anthony Vaccarello's opulent collection in an infusion of the '80s and '90s.

Nicholas Ghesquière pays homage to Louis Vuitton's hardware details, where femininity comes together in one silhouette composed of different proportions.

Matthieu Blazy’s “perverse banality” for Bottega Veneta’s Spring Summer 2023 show finds luxury in everyday craftsmanship.

Fashion is a means of translating a reaction to reality into material form. It is not only a reaction to the world around us, but ultimately designed to sit within in, to become part of an actuality it in turn reflects. The Miu Miu Spring/Summer 2023 collection by Miuccia Prada underscores and explores this idea, of a transferral of feeling and response into result.

A dance in the desert, where the daylight gives way to the acid-bright shades of dusk. Colors speed by with the passing hours, coursing over agile and ethereal looks inhabited by lightness.

Beauty lies in flowers. After exaggeratedly quilted necklines and oversized coats for spring/summer 2023, Loewe took us into the world of flowers.

Designers went above and beyond this Spring/Summer 2023 season, repurposing old looks and giving them a new life. From Ferragamo to Versace, each catwalk had its own bold twist on trends, utilizing a variety of fabrics to sharpen each look. Sheer, sequin, metallic, and fringe fabrics were at the forefront of this season’s trends. Creative directors and designers put their best foot forward during this season’s shows, highlighting the artistry of the fashion world during one of its biggest events of the year. Here, L’OFFICIEL has put together some of the biggest trends that are taking over the Spring/Summer 2023 runways this season. 

Kim Kardashian is Dolce & Gabbana's latest muse for their Spring/Summer 2023 collection.

Lucie and Luke Meier have relocated the Jil Sander Spring/Summer 2023 show to a secret garden on the outskirts of Milan. Minimalism is the hallmark of the brand, simple and clear clothing lines in soothing colors emphasized bright accent accessories.

In cooperation with Camera Nazionale della Moda Italiana (CNMI), the Hungarian Fashion & Design Agency (HFDA) selected five fashion brands this season – ABODI, CUKOVY, KATA SZEGEDI, ZSIGMOND and THEFOUR – who showcased their latest collection on the runway as part of the Budapest Select collective fashion show at the Milano Fashion Week (MFW).