Channeling that fluid seventies silhouette, the amply proportioned pant was on the loose.
Designers took a fresh approach to spring: fashion inspired by the fruits of nature’s labor.
Minimalism in all of its stunning simplicity got the nod as the look to have on the red carpet.
Navajo-inspired sandals, vintage leather satchels, a brimmed fedora—accessories with a Western feel took the reins.
Stripes in a bold Pop-art palette appeared on the horizon.
Soft, scalloped waves edged tiers and trains, imbuing the sartorial set with a sense of delicacy and femininity.
Punk turned polished with gleaming studs, tough-chic leather, and edgy crops.
Sharply tailored pieces in vibrant hues and elegant neutrals were too stylish to stay office-bound.
From petal-like layers of chiffon and tulle to eye-popping appliqués, floral details amplified texture and volume.
Lace broke out of the black-or-white habit in violet, navy, and shades of berry.
Two-tone plaid and windowpane checks stop traffic.
The streets crawled with snakeskin in electric shades.
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