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Only stripes allowed
So far, stripes are the print of the season (goodbye polka dots?). Horizontal, vertical, distorted, multicolored, stripes come in all shapes and forms this spring. A timeless element that finds its first inspiration in nautical aesthetics, stripes are perfect for wearing from head to toe — and promise to be the season's most wow accessories. 

Revenge of the 90s
After the merry-go-round of emotions that was the return to the 2000s, the fashion train decided to stop off at the cleanest and most minimal of times, the 90s. The images we've retained from that time bring together the best street style looks by Jennifer Aniston and Julia Roberts, the red carpet appearances by Gwyneth Paltrow and Kate Moss, or the paparazzi photos of Winona Ryder. It's all to be repeated, now with the allure of the new millennium.

Blue, sky blue
Pale shades were a constant on the catwalks this spring/summer, but there was one that stood out among them all — no, it's not peach fuzz. We'll tell you straight away that it goes well with almost all colors, even the most unexpected ones, from neon to red, so it's safe to say that sky blue is the most in (unexpected?) color of the year. It also conveys an aura of peace and tranquillity. The new black? Let's see.

Originally published in The Memories Issue, from April 2024. Full stories and credits are in the print version.