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Summer has arrived!
Finally, after a year’s worth of season-themed fashion trends, summer has arrived! From Fall, Winter, and Spring, we’ve made it through as we now get to enjoy sunny days, warm weather, and fresh air. No more bulky layers and heavy fabrics, it’s time to stick with light clothes, linen, and knitwear, with a special emphasis on crocheted pieces.
Fashion houses this summer are loving royal colors, like red and purple, to pop from the coastal neutral vibes we love in Summer. And while pastel Spring colors have come and gone, royal colors will certainly make a statement this Summer.
Big Trends of Summer 2023
Asymmetrical hemming, underwear as the staple, full crochet, purples and reds, and cut-outs are some of the big trends for Summer 2023.
Asymmetrical hemlines have been reinvented into diagonal hemlines, giving a sexier and more elevated look. Underwear is no longer embarrassing if it’s showing under your dress, as it’s now trendy to show off shapewear underneath. And dresses are becoming more popular with bold fashionistas going braless.
Crochet is making a 70’s vibe comeback this Summer, from pants, dresses, jumpsuits, to even accessories like bags, headbands, and head scarfs, everyone is going to be wearing crochet.
Reds and purples will be a big hit this summer, adding a royal touch to your summertime wardrobe. Cutouts will also make a comeback, from peek-a-boo cutouts shown in dresses, skirts, pants, and shirts.
What to Wear This Summer?
After watching White Lotus and dreaming of island getaways, resort-wear and espadrilles are becoming a popular go-to. It’s about ditching your cardigans and sweaters for kimonos of all lengths, whether it be floor-length lace or knee-length satin.
Ultimately, it’s essential to wear what makes you feel comfortable. For example, staying cool during the day and having enough coverage to stay warm at night. However, if you want to keep up with the latest trends, asymmetrical hemming, underwear as the staple, full crochet, purples and reds, and cut-outs are a good place to start.
