Themes
There will be a lot of change happening this year, and with technology advancing the way it is, things may not be the same as they were a few years ago. Last year’s trends are usually around when we start to see them make a comeback, but they’re often remixed or reinvented in some way. With that said, here are some fashion trends you might want to keep an eye out for come 2023:
1) Things are getting electric! With technology at our fingertips, why should clothes just be material? Well there’s nothing stopping them from being digital now. Clothing will include sensors and digital patterns to light up with different colors depending on your mood or activities. It could even generate heat if you’re cold outside, which could help provide more warmth than a typical jacket. If you get too hot inside because of this type of clothing, it can also release cool air back onto your skin like a sort of reverse air conditioning system.
2) High-tech fabrics will continue to grow in popularity as well because they have so many practical applications. Your shoes could potentially lace themselves with nanotechnology (a fancy word for very small robots). And these tiny robots could sense the terrain you walk on and adjust accordingly so your shoes never rub against anything – making sure blisters stay away! They would also give off energy every time you take a step, meaning that every time you walked around your house, the lights would turn on automatically – all without any effort required on your part.
The problem with all of these innovative technologies is how expensive they are currently, so hopefully by 2023 prices will be down and everyone can experience what futuristic fashion has to offer. Some scientists predict that one day people will be able to print their own clothes using 3D printers. So while you wait, check out these high-tech fabrics that may still be a little bit cheaper. One example is nano-fiber fabric that could eventually replace cotton since it’s hypoallergenic, less prone to wrinkles, dries quicker, and doesn’t need ironing.
3) More natural fibers will become popular as people learn about sustainability efforts and become more aware of the environment. One example is silk made from silkworms instead of worms used for animal feed. Then there’s spider silk which is eight times stronger than steel per weight. Spider silk doesn’t exist naturally though; most spiders are predators who consume prey once caught – so this means humans would have to figure out how to farm spiders first before we can make use of this super strong material!
Prints and Patterns
Keep your eye on prints and patterns: they may be showing up more than we ever imagined. There will always be a pattern to the madness that is fashion, but it’s likely that by 2023 prints will start to make their resurgence in the fashion world. This won’t be an outright trend, either; some trends predict to see a greater use of print maxi skirts, tribal-inspired print pieces, and other traditional garments with a burst of new energy.
Materials
No matter the social, political, or economical situation of our world today, fashion will always be present. As we are rapidly progressing into a new decade, it is only natural to start thinking about what is next. Whether you’re attending a party with your friends, going on a first date with someone new, or just getting dressed for work- every day presents an opportunity to express yourself through your personal style. That being said, here are 7 upcoming fashion trends that we think you should prepare for in 2023.
1) Dressing like a Ninja- but not just any ninja: One Piece Dress Suit by Compagnie Mounir. Be one with the shadows and take them off the runway! With technology continually evolving and the spotlight shining brighter than ever before, it’s time to get back to basics. Introducing a dress suit designed specifically for all those who wish to protect their identities while looking effortlessly stylish at the same time. Made from high quality fabrics that make you feel as if you were wearing nothing at all (seriously), this sleek number features double hoods, lining around wrists and neckline for added protection against nosy cameras, detachable sleeves for increased mobility during everyday activities… And did we mention these stealthy suits come complete with pockets? A must have!
2) Multi Colored Gradient Nails
3) The Power Puff Look
4) Handheld Projectors
5) Flat Booties – Here comes the future! The best part of this look is that it doesn’t matter how much mileage you put on these babies; they’ll never go out of style. In fact, they might even become more popular when people realize how durable they are! We’ve been dreaming of a perfect pair of flats for ages now and thanks to the modern age, we finally found them. Super lightweight and comfortable yet still so fashionable, these low heeled shoes give you plenty of support without sacrificing style. Plus they come in so many different colors! We recommend investing in both black and brown because there will never be a better investment than footwear… You can’t see your feet anyways
6) Deconstructed Jeans- we love to shred!
7) Infinity Scarves- everyone needs a little extra warmth, and you’ll never need to worry about losing your scarf again with this genius design. What happens when the scarf is long enough to wrap twice around your neck? You simply tuck the excess fabric inside and voila! Your hands are free for texting, taking selfies, and using the internet.
Colors
Natural tans, seashells, ambers, and corals are more popular than ever. Pastels are gradually fading out to make way for brighter hues and deeper shades of color. Blues become more vibrant as the years go on. Other daring colors also grow popular, such as yellows and reds. Stripes get thicker and more ornate over time, similar to that of a zebra’s stripes. The texture of clothing is vastly different than it was in 2017 or 2020. Clothing is generally made with lighter-weight materials to help people stay cool while they’re outside during the summer months. Finally, patterned prints come into their own as unique styles are created based on ethnic pieces from other countries like China or Mexico.
