Milan Fashion Week: Women's Self-seeking

Milanese designers have never been as distracted as this season. Although the era of clear and unified trend trends is gone forever, the major fashion weeks have been able to give people a glimpse of the basic trend. But this situation is no longer there. Only one point is unanimously recognized: street fashion and casual sportswear are no longer popular. Women are now more of the most classic basic models, dresses, suits, coats, coats, cardigans and half skirts.

Like the men's collection in January, this season's women's wear also features a perfect cut, classic and beautiful fabrics, the pursuit of detail, through the skills to show the authenticity. Numerous fashion shows reflect the return of elegant style, while bringing a touch of retro mood, full of features of the 1950s, and the length is mostly knee-high.

Dressed in a long skirt and loose trousers that are both comfortable and elegant, especially with a variety of smooth lines, the coat is wrapped around the body. Dolce & Gabbana once again leads this trend, and the theme of the entire collection is "elegance."

Women's style is more focused, and everywhere, countless elegant gloves are enough to prove this. There are also ubiquitous boots and high-heeled boots, most of which are artificial leather in bright tones. However, this feminine style has a variety of shades and ever-changing. Marco De Vincenzo's fancy or color dress is romantic and has a childlike style with a small deer; other designers create a fairy tale world; Calcaterra creates a minimalist style and luxury, full leather and latex texture, super sexy or aggressive .

Some series are even divided into two completely opposite trends. For example, Miuccia Prada, on the one hand is romance and love, on the other side is the theme of strength and uniform. Or the GCDS brand, which turns the princess into a witch in the second part of the fashion show. Bottega Veneta mixes leather locomotives with classic outfits.

Dark styles appear in multiple collections. For example, Gucci's mask and metal thorn necklace are full of punk style, Marni's full-length padlocks create a Gothic style, Versace's SM leather straps and sling socks are sexy. Want to show your strength and show your strength? Or need to protect yourself in this uncertain and increasingly violent world? Fleece boots are everywhere in different shows.

In Miuccia Prada's view, in the face of growing hatred and tension, the fashion world can no longer ignore it. This sentiment is manifested on the runway as a group of young women wearing brown long squats and wearing military boots, which is really worrying. At the end of the fashion show, the designer said: "If we are in another century, all these violent phenomena and racism in Europe have already led to the outbreak of war. I am really scared. On the other hand, we design for the rich. Luxury clothing. But the fashion industry has an important place, we expect it to talk about other topics. How to find a way to do this in a clever way rather than a superficial way?"

As for other designers, this concern is just an understatement. For example, in the exquisite fashion collection of Marco De Vincenzo, he emphasized: “I am not used to passing information through fashion, because in my opinion, fashion is first and foremost a joy and joy. My series may talk about what we are now. The tension is facing. But fashion is like a game, which is also a way to escape our daily life."

This interpretation can explain the contradictory duality exhibited by Milan Fashion Week. Some pragmatists see this more as a transitional phase that is still affected by the economic crisis. Tomorrow London Holdings platform co-founders Stefano Martinetto and Giancarlo Simiri believe: "After the gender-free and street fashion trends, major brand companies are now exploring what the next trend will be. They have clearly opened up a variety of different Pathways, their progress is sometimes far from their traditional positioning."

They finally said: "This somewhat disorderly pursuit is also related to the decline in sales in the women's wear market. 20% of the sales in this market have been taken away by men's wear. Therefore, women's wear brands can only do everything possible to develop in various directions in order to stand out." .