London Fashion Week this season overcame unexpected obstacles while the city paid tribute to the life and legacy of Queen Elizabeth II. Designer JW Anderson paid tribute to the queen with his closing image of a simple t-shirt that read “Her Majesty The Queen 1926–2022 Thank you.” More abstract captions include Richard Quinn’s runway, which begins with models dressed in black with veils and crowns, and Nensi Dojaka lining the entrance to her show with hydrangeas, the love flower. Queen’s favourite. While fine clothing surrounds these dreary proclamations, it symbolizes goodbye to the queen and hello to a new future.
You can believe that we have Preparing for 2023? This year has gone by faster than any, and it is a thrill to see designers roll out their first must-know trends for the new year. Forever classics like animal prints and slick skirts have been paired with new favorites like bubble hemlines and updated lace wear. Below, find six trends you’ll want to know.
