Floral JOY
Vogue Singapore|April 2023
From Loewe to Dries Van Noten, the spring/summer 2023 season brings an assortment of three-dimensional vibrancy and offers a pop of whimsy to your wardrobe.
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Floral JOY

What better way to kick the spring season off than with a commemoration of its very symbol? While the floral trend has amassed not the most ideal of reputations over the years—being dubbed passé, matronly and downright unfashionable—it has since seen a re-reckoning in the form of three-dimensional design. In the whirling landscape of spring/summer 2023’s offerings, this was most evident, presented among a line-up of fashion’s tryst with all things futuristic and zany. Think trick-eye silhouettes and optical illusion prints, the latter of which found itself scattered in between life-sized flowers at Jonathan Anderson’s presentation for Loewe in Paris.

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