Divided and united, things opening and closing, working/ studying at office/ school vs. teleworking, the reciprocating year of 2021 was like a roller-coaster ride for many and the trend setters from SS22 runway shows have reflected the current state of this world we live in. Some would interpret the vintage style to glorify the past, or some would pursue the ultimate practicality. Learn how you can add the hottest trendy element with our ALL BLACK collection.
Returned Flappers
As seen on the latest SS22 runway shows by Ferragamo, Fendi, Oscar de la Renta, Christian Dior, Giorgio Armani, and many more designers, fringes came back with more dramatic elements, such as wide leather fringes and ones made with a series of rhinestones. Add some flattering movements with Flapper inspired fringe details. Wearing fringes that move around on the garments is like visual ASMR.
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Belly Fab
Ever since the beginning of the global pandemic, we've noticed the growing trends in working out at home and outfits to show off the toned bodies. Outfits with cropped tops are often seen in the hippie's style from the 60s or more 80s inspired avant-garde styles as seen on astonishing SS22 runway shows by Moschino, Valentino, Versace, etc. Why cover your hard-worked belly when you can show it off this spring?
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Provocative Female Boss
Dolce & Gabbana, Lanvin, and Fendi and more designers this season have featured suiting which is made to pair with bras and bikini tops to create a more provocative outfit rather than using blazers to aim for a formal style. Offices and schools were closed for quite a while world wide. Perhaps we should come back as the baddest b**ch ever and provoke the norm?
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Go Baggy like Daddy
The baggier the pants, the better. Baggy bottoms, also known as Sagging was originally popularized by skaters and hip-hop musicians in the 90s and we've seen this trend return for the past few years around trend setting celebrities like Billie Eilish. Instead of wearing mundane silhouette everyday, why not play with a flared silhouette and some flowy movements with excessive fabrics?
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The Athletes
The past couple of years since the beginning of the pandemic, we've been seeing many adaptations and changes in how people dress, but this major change is the result of us pursuing the actual functionality and practicality. Leisurewear has quickly spread out for everyday workout sessions or lounging. Women today have turned at-leisure gear into a chic street-ready style, so this season, designers needed to find a way to correspond with this booming trend in the market as seen on Rick Owen, Loewe, Stella McCartney, and many more.
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