Paris has spoken, setting the tone for fall fashion with power shoulders, oversized outerwear, and a striking color palette that ranges from moody to mesmerizing.
While Milan embraced romance and New York revisited Y2K grunge, Paris took a decisive stance with sharp tailoring, statement-making silhouettes, and dramatic proportions. From luxury runways to fast fashion retailers like Zara, H&M, and Shein, these trends are set to dominate the season.
Forget last season’s oversized outerwear—this fall, coats are even more dramatic. At Louis Vuitton, Nicolas Ghesquière introduced blanket-like coats with exaggerated hips, echoing historical travel attire. Meanwhile, Balenciaga’s Demna emphasized volume with sculptural wool coats and puffer-gown hybrids. Marine Serre took a sustainable approach, crafting oversized pieces from upcycled materials, proving that excess and ethics can go hand in hand.
Strong, structured shoulders are reclaiming their place in fashion. Givenchy’s Sarah Burton debuted razor-sharp tailoring, while Victoria Beckham played with exaggerated shoulder lines on elegant eveningwear. Loewe’s Jonathan Anderson added surrealist elements, and Saint Laurent’s Anthony Vaccarello perfected the power silhouette with precise, armor-like cuts. The message? Whether in a suit or a dress, make an impact.
This season’s color palette is bold and deliberate. Valentino embraced deep red, creating an intense, almost cinematic atmosphere. Akris explored various shades of blue, from cobalt to midnight, while Balenciaga turned black into a statement of depth and restraint. Monochrome looks are in—but forget minimalism, this is about making a statement with color.
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