Bright orange was a common thread, seen at Altuzarra, Supima Monse, Dion Lee, Naeem Khan and more. The safe-for-work trend was omnipresent, as predicted by Pantone. One immediate trend emerged - much to the nightmare of New Yorkers’ preferred head-to-toe black - and color is definitely back and bolder than ever, here to wipe away all muted tones from pandemic-era athleisure. While bras were largely ditched on the runway, plenty of street style stars and spectators skipped shirts altogether, donning just their bras at shows for shock and awe.īut beyond good ole fashioned skin, it’s tough to rally together trends in the era of TikTok where anything goes as long as it goes viral. Julia Fox wore a similarly experimental “dripping wet” outfit designed by a Parsons MFA student designer, Weiran, who saved even more risque designs for the runway. “Girls” star Jemima Kirke also walked the runway with a bikini top made out of flowers with the nipple area conveniently punched out. Several labels put out barely there creations, like Prabal Gurung, who sent Vice President Kamala Harris’ model stepdaughter Ella Emhoff out in a shocking sheer green curtain-like garment tied around her neck which exposed her bare breasts.Ĭollina Strada boldly freed the nipple with a floral design constructed of wires and airbrushed areola that attached to a long pink chiffon dress. Nudity and varying levels of nakedness seemed to reign supreme for the Spring 2023 season at NYFW, which ended on Wednesday. To the naked eye, the clear trend on the runways at New York Fashion Week was nearly no clothes at all. Why Bella Hadid can wear Ugg platforms but maybe you shouldn’t

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