"We hope that the Fall/Winter 2023 collection will revolutionize the perception of beauty and femininity. Traditional costumes are deconstructed and reinvented in an unfinished state. Classic silhouettes retain simple lines while reimagined with sculptural techniques, tailoring and twisting ingenuity. Cut with raw edges and faded colours, the label's logo hangs from the new bag and the heel is torn to highlight the defective aesthetic. Clothing details that are normally hidden inside are now revealed, such as lingerie, lining structures and safety pins.
The Fall/Winter 2023 collection aims to convey a fearless confidence that stands true to oneself. Women don't have to be conventional, and each piece can be mixed and matched and layered freely to express their individuality. ” —— Tory Burch
Silhouette: The Fall/Winter 2023 collection creates modern clothing that mixes and matches day and evening looks. The new collection is the opposite of casual silhouettes and tight curves: in addition to a fitted silhouette, casual legs and slouchy shirts with long fingertips, the new collection features a mesh dress inspired by lingerie and lace-embellished vests, with exposed bone braces, hook fastenings and embroidered rosettes.
Structure: Jacquard dress with a "reversed" cut and a pleated skirt with a slightly diagonal silhouette. Interior details such as women's underwear, lining structure, and safety pins are revealed on the outside, conveying the "do as you want" rule. The safety pin brooch creates an improvised look, and the cashmere sweater is topped with ruffled sleeves for a touch of effortlessness.
Materials: The Fall/Winter 2023 collection explores different materials and discovers the design power of opposites: urban luxury and cutting-edge technology, gorgeous texture and pure style, shining luster and plain texture. Some of the fabrics are even more ingenious: the linen skirt is made with strong four-sided stretch, the fluffy velvet has an Astrakhan lamb's wool look, the fluffy wool coat is accented with a "fleece" texture, and the denim skirt is trimmed with distressed raw edges to pay homage to the aesthetic of dressing that accompanies the garment – even after the years have worn out, it can be reborn.
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Colours: Bright accents such as cherry red, cobalt blue and olive green add joyful vitality to warm neutral colours. striking ivory dresses and coats with black accessories and fishnet socks; The women's tank top and lingerie set is inspired by classic bone braces in rouge, ivory and black satin and mesh.
Handbags and shoes: Perforated "toe ring" shoes are a chic look, and the brand's double T logo is playful. The new handbag is decorated with a sharp metal logo that "naturally drops"; Double T design wraps around the women's mini bag base; The square-toe heels are embellished with an asymmetrical "miter" logo. Classic pointed-toe heels with curved heels that resemble broken heels give a "broken" aesthetic.
Revisiting the brand's archives, reinterpreting striking silhouettes and details: Jessa chain hardware is deconstructed and reinterpreted on shoes, handbags and jewellery accessories. Marshmallow handbags are presented in quilted satin to pay tribute to the profound impact of women's lingerie on the development of ready-to-wear.
Jewelry & Accessories: This season's jewellery accessories boldly explore multiple styles. Choose from flexible crystal ear clips to chunky chains that can be used as bracelets or wraps. The expertly crafted cocktail ring is set with semi-precious stones, jasper, quartz stone, moonstone and more, for a casual everyday look. Safety pin brooches can be worn on the back of the garment to secure the dress, and the trompe l'oeil effect pin earrings seem to pierce the cartilage.
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Fall/Winter 2023 Show: The show kicked off at 51 Chambers Street. Before the show, a picture of a distorted Venus with a broken arm was projected on the colonnade. Despite thousands of years of vicissitudes and irresistible destruction, this ancient Greek sculpture remains an immortal symbol of femininity, speaking of the beauty and power of defects that reach eternity.
The runway soundtrack featured Wladimir Schall, which included Bronski Beat's "Smalltown Boy," Bellini's "Casta Diva," Eurythmics' "Sweet Dreams" and Carly Simon's "You're So Vain."