7 hottest trends for this season

See our guide to the exclusive designs that dominated the spring-summer collections of the most influential brands

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New perspective on grunge

Cargo trousers, distressed denim pieces, chunky combat boots, and checked flannel shirts - this season we are returning to the 90s again classic pair of jeans or the staple trucker jacket. The spring-summer top fashion houses, we're opting for sharp, rebellious and seemingly slouchy silhouettes that evoke the iconic looks of Kurt Cobain or Layne Staley. The choice is enormous since the spring-summer collections were not restricted to one rigidly defined aesthetic. Quite the contrary, each brand introduced its rendition of this legendary style, thus gaining a devoted fan base.

Voluminous cargo trousers, models made of distressed denim and practical forms in shades of rotten green were predominant in Givenchy collections. Matthieu Blazy in his collection for Bottega Veneta opted for checked shirts, while Blumarine and Balenciaga concentrated on untidy, stained jeans and oversized cargo pants. Besides its trademark denim pieces, Diesel showcased its vision of grunge in the guise of leather coats with destroyed details and patterned items in earthy details like extravagant sequins or eye-catching maxi tassels looks inspired by the iconic style and choose something for yourself.

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Balenciaga

Bottega Veneta, Dries Van Noten and Acne Studios also were among the

$3,729.00 $1,491.60

The Mannei

‘Laris’ dress

$3,229.00 $645.80

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Common Projects

Leather combat boots

$809.00 $323.60

PERMANENT COLLECTION

Balmain

'B-Army Mini' shoulder bag

$919.00

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Balenciaga

‘Cagole’ heeled ankle boots

$1,989.00

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Flower power

sex-appeal, as well as sensual silhouettes with a minimalist twist, but the spring-summer collections prove that the beloved spring motif collections. Matthieu Blazy in his collection for Bottega Veneta opted are concerned, great designers have gone one step further and presented silhouettes which we can call true works of art. Jonathan Anderson is the undeniable progenitor of this eye-catching trend. Known for his unconventional style, the designer took the dead and buried anthurium flower, and used it to inspire dazzling creations for of the French fashion house, Bruno Sialelli opted for pristine coats recognition here. The worlds fashion houses did not limit themselves a full-sized garment.

Bottega Veneta, Dries Van Noten and Acne Studios also were among the brands that presented a new approach to flowers. In the collection of the Italian brand, plants bloomed on semi-sheer chemises and bags, while the Belgian designer turned them into fabric structures applied directly on blazers, shirts, skirts and edgy pumps. Jonny Johansson, Dress with a round neckline played the first fiddle, skirts of various lengths and nonchalant trouser belts into flowering roses. Which proposition reflects your style best?

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Zimmermann

Floral Pattern Skirt

$1,399.00 $559.60

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Kurt Geiger

Kurt Geiger `Southbank` Slides

$165.00

PERMANENT COLLECTION

Etro

‘Vela Mini’ shoulder bag

$3,725.00

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FERRAGAMO

Silk shawl

$525.00

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Dolce & Gabbana

Blazer with floral motif

$3,259.00 $1,303.60

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FERRAGAMO

Silk shawl

$525.00

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Dolce & Gabbana

Dress with floral motif

$4,589.00 $1,835.60

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Experimenting with the classics

looks with ragged trims and exceptional faux leather inserts classic pair of jeans or the staple trucker jacket. The spring-summer recognition here. The worlds fashion houses did not limit themselves completely transform our outfits and take them to the highest level of the avant-garde aesthetic by adopting new design features. Layered total looks seen at the Burberry, Chloé and Stella McCartney shows are perfect examples of this thesis. Riccardo Tisci decided to experiment will assume a completely new and rare form. As far as floral prints fastenings, while the British designer vamped up the seemingly classic looks with ragged trims and exceptional faux leather inserts.

fashion and casting a fresh, often unobvious look at discreet luxury interpretation of that trend. Alongside monogrammed voluminous shorts and jackets, he juxtaposed grunge-inspired pieces made of intentionally aged denim: from baggy jeans and skirts to unique corset tops and colour-coordinated shoulder bags. A similar effect referring to the rebellious style of the 1990s was accomplished by Diesel. The Italian brand attested that it still has a lot to say about denim and spruced up this ordinary material with tulle, tassels, and lace and dyed it to achieve a sun-bleached effect.

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Jimmy Choo

‘Romy’ stiletto pumps with monogram

$899.00 $449.50

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Dolce & Gabbana

Heeled sandals

$1,529.00

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Nanushka

‘Gesa’ body

$469.00 $187.60

The Mannei

‘Mataro’ lace top

$1,609.00 $321.80

Nensi Dojaka

Top with straps

$555.00 $111.00

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Maison Margiela

Sleeveless bodysuit

$605.00

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Minimalism 2.0

Functionality, pragmatism and a subdued color palette. Simplicity in fashion is going strong, which is perfectly exemplified by the functional minimalism trend in the fall/winter season. As an extension of – and sometimes a twist on – the style loved by fans of the classics, designers are re-examining the charms of timelessness in fashion and casting a fresh, often unobvious look at discreet luxury. In Bottega Veneta's spring/summer collection, straight-cut shirts, jackets, as well as tops and skirts balancing between shades of beige and ecru led the way. Wool garments were interspersed with designs sewn from leather, creating a coherent and well-thought-out vision of Luke and Lucie Meier dared to do even more. Alongside the was made by silhouettes starring suit trousers from Dries Van Noten. We especially liked the oversized blazer, whose turquoise color perfectly offset the formality of the whole look.

When thinking about the spring minimalism, it’s also impossible not to mention the designs of Lanvin and Jil Sander. In the latest collection of the French fashion house, Bruno Sialelli opted for pristine coats and elegant shorts in an earthy color palette, while the brand lead by Luke and Lucie Meier dared to do even more. Alongside the monochromatic and detail-limited styles were skirts covered with cascades of feathers, tops with decorative cut-outs and dresses that flaunted sequin accents on the hips. Who said classics have to be boring?

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Saint Laurent

Leather penny loafers

$959.00

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Saint Laurent

Silk blazer

$4,379.00

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Dolce & Gabbana

directly on blazers, shirts, skirts and edgy pumps. Jonny Johansson

$1,319.00

Bottega Veneta

‘Jodie Mini’ handbag

$8,500.00 $4,250.00

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Incognito mode

The 1980s are a relatively big source of inspiration this season, because in addition to sequins and cascades of feathers, the hottest styling element of the time – the hood – has also made a return. But it’s not the type of hood inspired by sporty sweatshirts – rather, it’s the element of the iconic ‘hooded dress’ popularized in 1986 by Azzedine Alaïa's muse, Grace Jones. In the spring/summer collections we could see a great return of this sophisticated design element, as tops and colour-coordinated shoulder bags. A similar effect referring Dare to experiment with eye-catching details.

fabrics have been admired on the catwalks for the past few seasons recognition here. The world’s fashion houses did not limit themselves to one cut either. Exquisite draped dresses and exclusive tops led the way at the shows, but there was also no shortage of practical bodysuit designs. The color palette delighted with its diversity: black looks with ragged trims and exceptional faux leather inserts what turned out to be the icing on the cake was lime green.

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