Fashion trend fall winter 2022/2023

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What are the key fashion trends for Fall-Winter 2022-2023? Vogue breaks down the 15 looks that will define the next season in 15 moods. 

Which fashion trends will we be wearing this Fall-Winter 2022-2023? And how? Vogue reflects on 15 key trends spotted at the FW 22/23 show, which took place in February and March. Take note! 

From faux fur to new eveningwear: The key fashion trends for Fall-Winter 2022-2023

After many shows presented both physically and digitally in recent seasons, fashion returned to its first love with grandiose shows from New York to London through Milan and Paris. Faced with the ongoing health crisis, the creative sphere continued to invoke imagination and creativity while initiating a true return to the fundamentals of style. Reminiscent of carefree years, the Y2K aesthetic made a bold entrance, rubbing shoulders with the elegance of the Roaring Twenties and the energy of punk counterculture and biker accents. The wardrobes were less outrageous, making the white tank top a hit, all while clashing styles like the hyper-femininity of evening dresses meeting the strength of a structured corset. In terms of color, a joyful and hopeful chromatic palette with an emphasis on purple and flaming red were noted.

Translation by Anissa Agrama

The key fashion trends spotted during Fall-Winter 2022-2023 Fashion Week:

• Chloé, Bottega Veneta, Prada via GoRunway

  New classics

  This season, designers are injecting extra style into our basic essentials. The proof? Fashion's obsession with the white tank top, which abandoned its casual accents for chic styles as seen at Chloé, Bottega Veneta and Prada, where it was adorned with the house's triangular logo.

• Fendi, Valentino, Chanel via GoRunway

  Transparent evening dresses

  The black dress played with transparency and was worn over visible underwear or ultra-chic pants. The result? A new definition of the evening look which falls somewhere between elegance and delicate sexiness.

• Louis Vuitton, Miu Miu, Gucci via GoRunway

  Schoolgirl 

  Say goodbye to streetwear and hello to the fundamentals of fashion. After the preppy 1970s takeover a few seasons ago, the schoolgirl wardrobe is now making a comeback. The schoolgirl 2.0 raised the white shirt, the tie, the skirt, the blazer and the trousers to the rank of fashion essentials of the season.

• Gucci, Balmain, Dior via GoRunway

  Corseted ballgowns

  When the graphic strength of a corset with technical accents met the fluidity and sensuality of a ballgown, a trend showing us a new kind of contemporary femininity was born.

• Michael Kors, Stella McCartney, Saint Laurent via GoRunway

  Faux Fur

  With more and more houses giving up animal fur in favor of more responsible variations, they are competing to create the perfect fake fur. Look out for enveloping volumes and a natural color palette.

• Supriya Lele, Diesel, Givenchy via GoRunway

  Back to the 2000s

  With ultra-low waistlines, nano skirts, total denim looks and trompe-l'oeil visible lingerie, we are well and truly back in the 2000s. Fashionable brands and labels are reviving the golden age of this fashion decade and breathing new life into the Y2K aesthetic.

• Rokh, Marine Serre, Burberry via GoRunway

  Punk

  In line with the punk trend, we saw patchwork-style tartan, sharp lines, and metal buckles. Although edgy, these variations were never too dark.