Fashion Weeks SS24: reference e moodboard

"Florals for Spring? Groundbreaking." If Miranda Priestly had attended the last fashion weeks, she would have uttered these words, before curling her lips, thus manifesting dissent and impending catastrophe. In our case talk of catastrophe may be exaggerated, but, clearly, there is a common sense of flattening in the air. It seems that most have surrendered. Surrendered to the market, to turnover, or simply tired of having to constantly produce new collections that, if far from achieving the financial results expected by those who pay salaries and bills, result in constant layoffs and turnover in creative director positions. Not that there is anything wrong with flowers. Just think of Simone Rocha's romantic collection with long-stemmed roses incorporated into the dresses or those that decorated David Koma's creations. But you can count on your fingers the brands that for the SS24 season did not offer them. Even those who made other choices preferred to reinterpret their heritage or draw on the art world.

Below are the most interesting inspirations from the runways of these fashion weeks.