Parisian fashion house KOCHÉ introduces its latest collection made for the Spring/Summer 2023 season on the runways of Paris Fashion Week. Previously, it has worked alongside brands such as AC Milan, Nike, PUMA, Converse, and more -- many of these are seen in the show as well.
The ethos that the house often embodies is a sense of diversity and inclusivity, taking into account all “genders, body shapes, social and geographical origins.” The show was filled with sounds from Pink Floyd's soundtrack and the menswear included silhouettes such as slinky mesh dresses and skirts that have a hard edge to them. The tempo sped up and merged into a European tech found with models wearing sparkling trousers, shirts, and more.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Inclusive Fashion
- Fashion brands can explore a more inclusive approach to their design process, taking into account diversity and body positivity.
- Collaborative Capsules
- More brands are partnering up to create limited-edition capsule collections, offering consumers unique and exclusive products.
- High-tech Fashion
- Fashion can incorporate technology, such as sparkling fabrics and innovative textiles, to create garments that combine style and functionality.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can take inspiration from inclusive and collaborative collections, offering a wider range of clothing options for different body types and demographics.
- Sports
- Sportswear brands can collaborate with fashion brands to create unique collections, combining sporty functionality with high-end fashion designs.
- Technology
- The technology industry can explore partnerships with fashion brands, incorporating innovative textiles and materials to create high-tech garments that are both stylish and functional.
