Designers of 2020 That Should Be Your Fashion Muse
With the end of New York, London and Milan Fashion week coming to a close, the sparkle and high fashion runway pictures that have been bombarding my personal timelines will be sorely missed. From electric neon minidresses to Marie Antoinette inspired thigh-high boots, these designers will leave you crushed that you can’t afford a four-thousand-dollar sequined skirt. Although the runways will shutdown until next seasons shows and my bank account refuses to acknowledge luxury price tags, here are a few collections that you should take inspiration from this year when looking for statement styles.
David Koma: Looks AW20 4-6
Inspired by the beauty of Kenya, this collection showcases sequinned bomber jackets, highly constructed bustiers layered over silk dresses, and beaded denim looks. While neutrals overtook Koma’s collection, with an unexpected lime green micro skirt perfectly highlighting the attention to detail in beading work. With some models rocking second skin zebra bodysuits, others in sliced baby doll dresses formed the ultimate ready-to-wear collection for the modern woman.
Moschino: Fall/Winter 2020
Versailles-inspired, leather mixed with pearls, roses made of latex and all sorts of pastel baroque patterns to push the symbols of escapism and decadence that makeup today’s society. While more really was more in this runway show, where models sported exaggerated petticoats and frosted cake pumps, the underlying theme pointed at how fashion can sometimes make the ridiculous into couture looks.
Kim Shui Studios: Fall 2020
A seductive take on traditional Chinese clothing, Kim Shui Studios designs for the brave of heart in this collection with micromini qipaos, corseted crop tops and brightly colored silk prints. Shui pairs colorful Snapchat butterflies and thigh high nylons with her tailored looks to create a collection for your inner-Instagram baddie.
Etro: Fall/Winter 2020 Collection
For a more relaxed, chic look, we see slouchy jeans, bohemian slips and fringed silk vests in Etro’s 2020 collection. Inspired by the fashion of festivals, these looks were made to be worn by the hautest of hippies, metal gladiator sandals paired with paisley tunics gave these models both an air of power and peace.
Versace: 2020
Known for their flashy statement pieces, Versace came to play in 2020 with electric floral prints, metallic pinstriped suits, and hot pink pantsuits. These looks take a statement to the next level when a lime green rain jacket is paired with a monochrome black bodycon dress, so why shouldn’t you? Versace has showcased daring evening looks in this fall collection to remind you that sometimes all you need is something a little shorter and sparkly.