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"Powerful" skirts, made of divine fabrics, large, wide, with enormous volume, and with the perfect colors and designs for big dances and galas, were the protagonists of the new autumn-winter 22-23 collections of the Fashion Week of New York.
In this photo, a creation by Proenza Schouler.
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Carolina Herrera
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Editor's note:
Mari Rodríguez Ichaso has been a contributor to Vanidades magazine for several decades.
She is a specialist in fashion, travel, gastronomy, art, architecture and entertainment, a film producer and a style columnist for CNN en Español.
The opinions expressed in this column are solely his own.
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(CNN Spanish) --
A very clear trend that we have seen in the new autumn-winter 22-23 collections of New York Fashion Week is the great importance of large skirts.
And in many collections (Carolina Herrera, Christian Siriano, Brandon Maxwell, Jason Wu, Proenza Schouler, Khaite, etc.) we have seen countless “powerful” skirts or skirts, made of divine fabrics, large, wide, with enormous volume, and with the perfect colors and patterns for big proms and galas, the ones that haven't made it back into our lifestyle yet, but we all long to!
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It is a very curious trend and implies the desire to follow fashion again.
Something psychologically important and positive.
The desire to dress up, to go out and have a good time and look as beautiful as possible, at any age.
Two years somewhat disconnected from fashion are gradually disappearing, and the fashion industry – which employs millions of people around the world – will benefit from this new idea.
And he welcomes you!
According to McKinsey data, the fashion industry – and thousands of related businesses – employ 75 million people worldwide, with international sales of US$2.4 trillion.
And the covid-19 pandemic has undoubtedly affected the business tremendously.
For example, in the United States, according to Statista, in 2020, only 90,500 people were employed in the clothing manufacturing sector, compared to 113,000 who had a job in that segment in 2018.
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So, when we see imaginative and beautiful new trends and designs on the catwalks, we say “Bravo” for two powerful reasons: for more beautiful images and cool and new clothes in our lifestyle.
And so that can help our international economy.