From must-have basics to one-off pieces. We explore the autumn 2023 trends in women’s fashion.
The change of season is upon us and with it comes new trends to explore. With the autumn-winter 2023 season on the horizon, it’s the perfect time to discover those garments and styles that will be in vogue during the coldest months of the year. From the international catwalks, we’ve compiled the top autumn 2023 womenswear trends and here we tell you all about them.
1- Classics that never die
White shirts have always been a key item in any wardrobe, but this season they’ve moved from the back of the pack to the centre of attention. Whether satin, with pockets or puffed sleeves, the traditional white shirt adapts to any style.
Alexander McQueen Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Dolce&Gabbana Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Versace Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Prada Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // David Koma Ready-to-Wear Fall 23
2- Hourglass figure
The hourglass silhouette is back stronger than ever for the coming season. This shape, reminiscent of Dior’s New Look, centralises the waist and accentuates feminine beauty. We’ve seen it in structured blazers like Versace’s or with the detail of a belt like Alexander McQueen.
Versace Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Bottega Veneta Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Alexander McQueen Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Balmain Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Sportmax Ready-to-Wear Fall 23
3- Something is missing
Miu Miu or Missoni models dressed in a hurry this season, so much so that they even forgot to wear skirts. But it doesn’t matter because the bottoms with tights trend will be one of the most popular for autumn-winter 2023.
Moschino Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Ferragamo Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Jacquemus Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Missoni Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Miu Miu Ready-to-Wear Fall 23
4- Corporate style;
Undoubtedly an accessory that we have found on most catwalks has been the tie and with it a whole movement of total corporate looks. These suits, whether with or without a tie, enhance the empowerment of women with garments formerly associated with the masculine.
Undercover Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Dries Van Noten Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Saint Laurent Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Dolce&Gabbana Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Alexander McQueen Ready-to-Wear Fall 23
5- Fashion of the 50s
Although we are not yet ready to say goodbye to mini skirts, they will coexist with circle skirts. The style of the 50s has returned from Prada or Dior with fresh textures and prints for 2023. This autumn get ready to see this feminine piece everywhere.
Balmain Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Prada Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Dior Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Bottega Veneta Ready-to-Wear Fall 23
6- Greek inspiration
The Greek-inspired draped looks are one of the most prominent trends among this season’s dresses. From Altuzarra to Blumarine to Atlein, models took to the catwalk in draped fabrics.
Atlein Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Altuzarra Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Tove Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Ferragamo Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Blumarine Ready-to-Wear Fall 23
7- A lot of emphasis on the hips
One of the most loved styles of the 2000’s is back: the peplum. This trend features a ruffle that stands out at the waist like the proposals of designers such as Richard Quinn or Balmain. This romantic and delicate trend will elevate any of your looks.
Adeam Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Richard Quinn Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Balmain Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Brandon Maxwell Ready-to-Wear Fall 23 // Tory Burch Ready-to-Wear Fall 23
This is our selection of womenswear trends for autumn-winter 2023. Which one will you wear this season?
Images courtesy of Livingly.
