VIDEO: Trend analysis men’s catwalks S/S 2025
With Mariacristina Rossi, we discover the trends seen in the Spring Summer 2025 Men’s collections, which outline a carefree and casual elegance.
With Mariacristina Rossi, we discover the trends seen in the Spring Summer 2025 Men’s collections, which outline a carefree and casual elegance.
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Mariacristina Rossi guides us in analyzing the trends we saw on the women’s catwalks for Spring/Summer 2024.
Every season the Fashion Brands compete to organize the most spectacular fashion show. There is more and more talk of the event as a privileged expedient to excite and promote a cultural dialogue.
Indeed, fashion has always acted as a very sensitive thermometer of the present, and even in this effervescent Spring Summer 2024 season, it has proved more than ever to be a powerful communication tool.
Emotions made of color, movement and music pervaded the cities…. NY, London, Milan and Paris were invaded by parades of VIPs and Stars wearing looks created for them by the Brands.
We come from a market time when opulence worked: lots of prints, embellishments and embroidery; a time when people bought clothes to get noticed on the street or on social media. But now designers are focusing on timeless fashion. World fashion offers everyday looks, an elegance that stays away from excess, made up of garments in neutral tones, easy to match with each other, but curated, sophisticated and masterfully made.
Special attention is paid to gold tones and transparencies. The former is flaunted as a glamorous color to be worn from morning to evening. The second theme casts itself in search of lightness as the secret formula for rediscovering freedom.
It is said that with a retro touch you can never go wrong. More risky is daring to venture designs with wondrous and funambulistic shapes. If you really want to be sure to get in tune with the hot summer season then you should go for elements that lead back to naturalness.
These are the main themes that characterize the coming hot season; themes that somehow recall very current trends and style ideas and that will certainly ensure good sales for an industry that better than others has ridden the post-pandemic rebounds.
Note the tendency to remain a little under the radar, to not shout glamour but whisper it with pastel shades that are not at all excessive. Or to not flaunt, but rather choose few accessories or flashy buckles. A mood undoubtedly directed at rediscovering that simple elegance that survives the gusts of trends.
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