It's time to follow the trends of spring-summer 2022. Review of the fashion reflexes to adopt for the return of sunny days.

And if we were already looking at the spring-summer 2022 trends ? A new season placed under the sign of audacity. Patterns, colors, lengths, accessories and key pieces, discover what will be in all well-stocked wardrobes in a few months.

What will be the main colors of spring?

• Yellow
• azure blue
• The vibrant colors
• The White
• The metallic

Yellow

From yellow chick, neon yellow, lemon yellow, pastel yellow... If the summer of 2021 deprived us of the sun, in 2022, we invite the star that shines on our clothes. A healthy glow and good mood reflex to adopt now.

Spotted on the catwalks: Loewe, Givenchy, Proenza Schouler...

azure blue

Yes yes, the very one that colors the cloudless skies. To make him reign over the spring-summer 2022 , we invite it into our looks. By small touches or all-over, it covers everything and makes us dream of blue Monday , blue Wednesday , blue everyday .

Spotted on the catwalks: Nina Ricci, Rodarte, Ester Manas...

The vibrant colors

For fall-winter 2021-2022, the key colors were vitaminized? In the spring of 2022, they will be vibrant . Blood red, orange that prints the retina and apple green awaken the silhouettes of the season. And we don't hesitate to mix all the tones, because the color block to the coast

Spotted on the catwalks: Prabal Gurung, Carolina Herrera, Roksanda, Halpern...

The White

Not, the blanc is not only reserved for the Croisette between July 14 and August 15 and yes, it can be worn as a total look from one end of the season to the other. Moreover, in spring-summer 2022, it is the white dress that is essential. Romantic, sporty or edgy , it's up to you to decide.

Spotted on the catwalks: Shang Xia, Louis Vuitton, Gabriela Hearst...

The metallic

The desire for crazy parties does not weaken. To accompany this party mood , the creators therefore imagine party dresses which come in colors metallic . Gold, silver and bronze to dream of wild summer nights.

Spotted on the catwalks: Balmain, Batsheva, Rochas...

What accessories to buy for spring-summer 2022?

• Large tote bags
• Les it bags 90's
• The bling belts
• Head accessories
• Les Cols XXL

Large tote bags

To throw the next novel by Fatima Daas pell-mell, a glossy magazine, a pair of wedge flip-flops, a small laine for when it's chilly and a branded towel, the large tote bag swings at all arms.

Spotted on the catwalks: Ermanno Scervino, Maryam Nassir Zadeh, Patou ...

Les it bags 90's

Republishing their old successes is the specialty of fashion brands. Good news, this allows us to recycle hits from our dressing rooms. Hop a small bowling bag, over here the Baguette bag, in short, fashion is an eternal renewal.

Spotted on the catwalks: Fendace, Dior, Louis Vuitton...

The bling belts

R&B stars of the 2000s were fans. In 2022, the bling belt is making a comeback. And can be worn over a swimsuit or with the bra + low waist duo that is causing a stir this season.

Spotted on the catwalks: Chanel, Schiaparelli , Altuzarra...

Head accessories

Caps, balaclavas, scarves, hats, headdresses, turbans, tiaras... Well-made heads are topped with a headgear.

Spotted on the catwalks: Thebe Magugu, Maison Kitsuné, Lacoste, Mazarine...

Les Cols XXL

They give presence and give a twist to any outfit. In spring-summer 2022, les cols s'envisagent XXL and have the gift of not going unnoticed.

Spotted on the catwalks: Simone Rocha, Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Jil Sander, MM6, Patou...

Which prints will be the stars of Spring 2022?

• Le tie & dye
• psychedelic prints
• Gingham
• Le print animal
• Pieces of art
• Flowers

Le tie & dye

It evokes trips to Ibiza, natural dyes and above all, the long summer days. Print tie & dye is back in force on dresses, tops and pants and promises a chic hippie season

Spotted on the catwalks: Batsheva, Jason Wu, Altuzarra, Prabal Gurung...

psychedelic prints

Watch out, psychedelic motifs adorn the spring-summer collections. Prints to be used sparingly, to brighten up white jeans, a plain top or a look that's a little too wise.

Spotted on the catwalks: Coperni, Brandon Maxwell, Marine Serre, Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, Stella McCartney ...

Gingham

It is reminiscent of the 60's, Brigitte Bardot and lit up New York Fashion Week. L' gingham print is the charming retro touch that wakes up summer uniforms.

Spotted on the catwalks: Michael Kors , Brandon Maxwell, Carolina Herrera, MSGM, Prabal Gurung, Temperley London...

Pieces of art

Is it because we missed museums and exhibitions too much? Still, the paintings invite themselves on clothes. Modern art and graffiti adorn the silhouettes of spring.

Spotted on the catwalks: Christopher Kane, Givenchy, Fendi, Mossi ...

Le print animal

By small touches or in tiger head mode, the motif animal gives a wild inspiration to the spring-summer 2022 collections. Which does not oblige us to wear it in total look. A few winks to our animal friends is already more than enough.

Spotted on the catwalks: Robert Cavalli , Kenneth Ize, Kim Shui, Proenza Schouler, Tom Ford...

Flowers

It was one of the red threads of Spring-Summer 2022 Fashion Week. Printed or drawn XXL flowers and an obvious desire for nature for many designers. Flower power.

Spotted on the catwalks: Giambattista Valli, Kenneth Nicholson, Paul & Joe, Erdem...

What shoes to put on your feet in spring-summer 2022?

• The flip-flops
• Babies
• Boots

The flip-flops

Formerly accessories for beachgoers, flip flops are now the it shoes to afford to spend a well-shod summer. If in addition they are eco-responsible, they tick all the boxes to become the stars of the season.

Spotted on the catwalks: Chloé, Akris, Elisabetta Franchi, MSGM...

Babies

The babies, also called Mary Jane , almost replacing sandals for spring-summer 2022. Varnished, they stand out with their multi-straps for falsely wise young girls.

Spotted on the catwalks: Chanel, Dior, Simone Rocha, Thom Browne...

Boots

Who said that boots were only reserved for the winter? For spring-summer 2022, they are worn with bare legs under extra long dresses or, on the contrary, with mini minis to give us endless legs.

Spotted on the catwalks: Adam Lippes, Zadig & Voltaire, Alexis Mabille, Courrèges, Dior...

Which materials rule Spring/Summer 2022?

• The hook
• transparent materials
• Fringes
• Sequins
• The denim

transparent materials

Next season is shaping up to be sexy and revealing almost every part of our anatomy. Her favorite fabric? She is completely transparent ! Special mention for the party dress to wear over colored underwear, which affirms that summer 2022 is going to be show.

Spotted on the catwalks: Vivienne Westwood, Acne Studios, corner house Latta...

The hook

Doilies and knitting needles atmosphere activated. It is one of the star materials of the summer, perhaps because it undresses without stripping. Do not try to resist him, you too will succumb to madness crochet .

Spotted on the catwalks: N°21, Jil Sander, Missoni, Anna Sui, Chloé, Giambattista Valli, Marine Serre, Staud...

Fringes

No, it is not a matter in the strict sense . But this season, the fringes are freed from their simple ornamental function. And stylishly covers spring tops, dresses and skirts.

Spotted on the catwalks: tod's Burberry , Alberta Ferretti, KNWLS...

Sequins

No reason that the sequins only shine on the evenings of the end of the year. Glitter, we want it 365 days a year in our lives. If possible on everyday clothes, because the party is here and now.

Spotted on the catwalks: Lanvin, Germanier, Khaite...

The denim

you denim, yes please , most make it couture . A way to make jeans more elegant than ever. Of course, we like it.

Spotted on the catwalks: House Rabih Kayrouz, Alaïa, Blumarine

What are the trending summer pieces?

• The bra
• Anything with links
• The low waist
• The mini longueur
• The cut parts
• The dress + pants duo
• Ruffled dresses

The bra

If the trend has been no bra since the first confinement, we bring out the bra , bras and swimsuit tops when it comes to wearing them on their own, as casually as a T-shirt or under an open suit jacket. The pro crop tops will be happy: this summer again, the outfits will really not be 'republican'.

Spotted on the catwalks: Etro, Lanvin, Lacoste, Coach 1941, Hermès...

Anything with links

Between BDSM inspirations and attachment disorders, the links are legion in the silhouettes of the next season.

Spotted on the catwalks: Ludovic de Saint Sernin, Nensi Dojaka, Prada, Drome...

The mini mini longueur

In addition to the mini crop tops, dresses, shorts and skirts are also microscopic. The reason ? A bit of 60's revival, a bit of the desire to discover everything after months of jogging, plaids and fleeces, a lot of the desire not to miss an opportunity to tan.

Spotted on the catwalks: Isabel Marant, Ottolinger, Courrèges...

The low waist

Somewhere between the 90's and the beginning of the 2000's, the small size was acclaimed. After years of navel-skimming jeans buttons, it looks like pants, skirts and denim are once again being worn very low on the hips.

Spotted on the catwalks: Miu Miu, Koché, Versace...

Asymmetrical pieces

In spring, the shoulders are revealed and the imbalance is essential. One is dressed, the other in the open air. L' asymmetric , it's stylish.

Spotted on the catwalks: Saint Laurent, Ulla Johnson, Thom Browne...

The cut parts

It's a trend that requires leaving underwear at home. Tops, dresses and pants display cutouts bold; the skin is revealed in small touches and it's even more disturbing.

Spotted on the catwalks: Victoria/Tomas, Stella McCartney, Christian Siriano...

The dress + pants duo

Between a dress and pants, don't want to choose? Not needed anymore ! As during your high school years, the duo dress + pants (or drouser , that is dress + trouser in English) is popular.

Spotted on the catwalks: Louis Vuitton, Regina Pyo, Copernicus.

Ruffled dresses

Social distancing requires, clothes now impose a security perimeter. On dresses, ruffles and the extravagant volumes command respect.

Spotted on the catwalks: Balenciaga, Rochas, Molly Goddard...

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