English Version | The [Un]Popular Issue: Fashion Trends

The trends for July/August. FLURORESCENT ADOLESCENT  Legend has it that neon shades are one of the biggest trends for spring/summer 2023. It would be difficult to confirm, as few can look directly at the colors that make up this chromatic spectrum. From acid green to mesmerizing yellow, neons painted the details of Moschino's floating looks and conquered the monochrome of Versace and Givenchy. Sunglasses are recommended to explore the pieces below. BURSTING AT THE SEAMS  Is there a hole in your lace dress? Has the hem of your jeans started to fray? Fear not, as they remain the hottest pieces of the warm season. Courrèges, Ottolinger and Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood offer the most sustainable trend for spring/summer, welcoming accidental rips and unfinished seams. As Dolly Parton said: "It costs a lot of money to look this cheap." BARBIECORE Greta Gerwig isn't just directing the most talked about movie of the year. The rise of the famous Barbie doll to the big screen has changed the course of our lives, starting with fashion. An explosion of the most varied shades of pink has taken over the presentations for spring/summer 2023 presentations by Giambattista Valli and Versace, combined with feminine silhouettes and (very) high heels. Hello Barbie, let's go party! Translated from the original, The Unpopular Issue, from July/August 2023.Full credits on the print version.