We may never have progressed beyond GCSE-level maths, and our scientific abilities peaked during our school years, but make no mistake - the H! Fashion team can dissect a runway with expert precision.
Thus far, fashion month has proven to be a particularly colourful innings with a handful of standout trends to note. Gauzy, sheer layers and bedroom motifs saturated the streets of London, while across the pond in New York, vintage-inspired florals, intricate embroidery and innovative colourblocking reigned supreme.
One runway recurrence remains particularly patent: fringed detailing, especially of the skirt persuasion.
On British soil, Burberry, Maximilian Raynor, Agro Studios and Roksanda gave the look a street style twist, teaming the flirtatious trim with top-heavy outerwear and androgynous silhouettes . American brands Ralph Lauren and The Attico played into The Big Apple’s penchant for more commercial cuts, styling fringed bottoms with sleek tailoring and after-dark staples.
Delivering a lesson in true Italian glamour, Roberto Cavalli, Etro and Bottega Veneta added some sparkle, funnelling looped lilac iterations, resplendent apple green scene-stealers and gold-flecked midis down the catwalk.
The popularity of the fringed skirt isn’t restricted to the runway either. According to Google Trends, searches for the term ‘fringe skirt’ have jumped by 500 per cent worldwide over the past three months, with interest in fringed tops, belts and dresses also witnessing increased demand.
Ever-fun and ever-dynamic, these kinetically-inclined garments are set to turn heads this year and next. Shop our favourites below.
Fringed skirts to shop now:
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