Fashion themes 2023

Proenza Schouler Photo: Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/Getty Images.

The sartorial set descended upon the streets of New York this past week to kick off the season of spring/summer 2023 shows, and as is often the case with this concrete jungle of dreams, the city did not disappoint. So good was the style at New York Fashion Week, in fact, that we're already plotting the integration of next year's trends into our current wardrobes... because whoever said that patience is a virtue clearly has never seen what Brandon Maxwell and Tom Ford can do with sequins.

In addition to the display of new SS23 collections, this season was peppered with pop culture moments that'll be occupying well-deserved space in our minds for the foreseeable future. The shows began with Janet Jackson showing up to Elizabeth Taylor's former townhouse [Christian Siriano] and ended with Madonna on the former trading floor of the New York Mercantile Exchange [Tom Ford], as well as included Lil Nas X's runway debut at Coach, an IRL The Devil Wears Prada moment on the Michael Kors FROW, and a scattering of Serena Williams appearances in her post-tennis glory.

But not even one of the greatest early-2000s film throwbacks of all time could distract from the clothes themselves this season, which featured extra-long skirts that were dazzling enough to make a mermaid jealous, garments dripping in eye-catching tassels and strings, and polka dots aplenty.

As the dust begins to settle on the New York catwalks and the style stars turn their attention toward London, we've channeled our lingering excitement over it all into a roundup of the top Spring 2023 trends you can add to your shopping cart right away.

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Backstage at Aeron.

Photo: Bryndis Thorsteinsdottir / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Scandi Style, the subject of global fascination, is in a period of evolution. Minimalism and a colorful bohemianism continue to be mainstays of the regional style, but there’s a vibe shift taking place. The shiny, happy energy is still there but so is a grittier, rawer one that allows for more nuanced readings of the culture. This season prints were less prevalent than saturated color in crayon brights, and openwork materials posed the question: to bra or not to bra? Both options were seen on the runway and on the street. Helmstedt’s charming toadstool queen and Jade Cropper’s sexy mermaid were reminders that Denmark is a land of fairytales. The prevalence of white [in fifty or more shades] could be read as minimalistic—or as a sign that Nordic style is starting a new chapter.

See below for the top trends from the spring 2023 shows in Copenhagen.

Blanc Slate

50 shades of minimal white.

Backstage at Skall Studio.

Photo: Tonya Matyu / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Mark Kenly Domino Tan

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Holzweiler

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

The Garment

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

By Malene Birger

Photo: Courtesy of By Malene Birger

Iso.Poetism

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Rabens Saloner

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Skall Studio

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Soulland

Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Stine Goya

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Lovechild 1979

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

MWorks

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Sunflower

Photo: Courtesy of Sunflower

Berner Kühl

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Henrik Vibskov

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Mark Kenly Domino Tan

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Remain

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Munthe

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Once Upon a Time

From the homeland of Hans Christian Andersen, unexpected moments of fashion fantasy.

Helmstedt

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

P. L. N.

Photo: Bryndis Thorsteinsdottir / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Sloth Rousing

Photo: Mathias Kruse Jørgensen / Courtesy of Sloth Rousing

Jade Cropper

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Holzweiler

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Peek-a-Boo

The body con trend continues; see through dresses and open weave knits leave little to the imagination.

Backstage at Stine Goya.

Photo: Tonya Matyu / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

On the street.

​Photo: Acielle / Style du Monde​

Raeburn

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Holzweiler

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Soulland

Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

[di]vision

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Rotate

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

A. Roege Hove

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Stine Goya

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Samsøe Samsøe

Photo: Helle Moos / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Ganni

The Shirt Haul

The button-down shirt is a Scandi-style staple.

On the street.

​Photo: Acielle / Style du Monde​

On the street.

​Photo: Acielle / Style du Monde​

Skall Studio

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Schnayderman’s

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Mark Kenly Domino Tan

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Saks Potts

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Baum und Pferdgarten

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Henrik Vibskov

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Saks Potts

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Latimmier

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Stine Goya

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

OpéraSport

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Slip Past

The slip dress keeps the 1990s vibe alive.

On the street.

​Photo: Acielle / Style du Monde​

Holzweiler

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Jade Cropper

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Rabens Saloner

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Samsøe Samsøe

Photo: Helle Moos / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Latimmier

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Aeron

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

The Garment

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Coming up Short

Moving on from midriff length, shrugs cut it short.

On the street.

Photo: Acielle / Style du Monde

A. Roege Hove

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Ganni

P. L. N.

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Double Denim

The Canadian tuxedo traveled North.

Cecilie Thorsmark in Jade Cropper.

​Photo: Acielle / Style du Monde​

Schnayderman’s

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

[di]vision

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Sunflower

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

WoodWood

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Ganni

Ganni

Baum und Pferdgarten

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Kiss From a Rose

In Copenhagen, a softer take on the Barbie pink trend.

On the street.

​Photo: Acielle / Style du Monde​

Stine Goya

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Baum und Pferdgarten

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Soulland

Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Rotate

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Aeron

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

At Lace Value

A case for lace that's not demure.

On the street.

Photo: Acielle / Style du Monde

Holzweiler

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Ganni

Baum und Pferdgarten

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Soulland

Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

The Garment

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Soulland

Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Active Duty

The nylon pant is a must for busy days and variable weather.

On the street.

​Photo: Acielle / Style du Monde​

Iso.Poetism

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Ranra

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Saks Potts

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Ganni

Crayola Colors

For spring 2023, fewer prints, more saturated color.

On the street.

​Photo: Acielle / Style du Monde​

Samsøe Samsøe

Photo: Helle Moos / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

WoodWood

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Stine Goya

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

A. Roege Hove

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Gestuz

Photo: James Cochrane / Courtesy of Copenhagen Fashion Week

Henrik Vibskov

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

Baum und Pferdgarten

Photo: Andrea Adriani / Gorunway.com

What are the fashion colors for 2023?

The top 10, which you can browse below, are: Fiery Red [18-1664], Beetroot Purple [18-2143], Tangelo [15-1335], Peach Pink [15-1530], Empire Yellow [14-0756], Crystal Rose [12-1708], Classic Green [16-6340], Love Bird [13-0443], Blue Perennial [16-4036] and Summer Song [14-4316].

What style is coming back in 2022?

Fall 2022 is bringing back long cardigans, chunky cardigans, oversized sweaters, biker boots, mini pleated skirts [they were out of style for summer], slip dresses, plaid, baggy cargo jeans, oversized jackets and low waist.

What are the biggest fashion trends for 2022?

The Fall 2022 Trends Vogue Editors Are Shopping Now.
Ultra-Baggy Denim. Balenciaga cotton baggy jeans. ... .
Leather Jackets: The Epitome of Cool. ... .
Punk Prep. ... .
Saturated and Strokable Knits. ... .
Bigger, Better Bomber Jackets. ... .
The White-Tank-and-Blue-Jean Formula. ... .
Floor-Skimming Hemlines. ... .
Tailored Waistcoats..

Is fringe in style 2023?

The long, side swept fringe , also known as the side swept will be the “it” hair trend for both 2022 and 2023.

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