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Forget Trousers. 2027 Belongs to the Skirt (opens the original)
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If you’ve been following the Haute Garbage x Between Friends runway coverage this season, you’ll already know that the skirt is fast emerging as the defining silhouette of 2027. The shape has been widely backed by major designers across New York, London and Milan Fashion Weeks, and is bubbling up again in Paris. Prada has spearheaded the revival, with its Spring/Summer collection titled <
London Fashion Week SS27: The 6 Trends To Know (opens the original)
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Reporting from London and Melbourne, Aoife Byrne (Between Friends) and Kayla Marci (Haute Garbage) are longtime friends and collaborators with almost 20 years of combined experience dissecting and analyzing runway trends. Join us as we unpack the themes to know from the Spring 2027 shows.First things first - if you’re yet to grace your eyeballs with New York’s trend stories, make sure you catch up on over on <a href="https://hautegarbage
7 Trends You’ll Be Seeing Everywhere This Fall/Winter (opens the original)
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Happy September! While it still feels like summer here in the UK, the changing of seasons is already tangibly underway: schoolchildren are returning to the classroom, overpriced PSL’s are back at Starbucks, and retailers are launching their shiny new autumn collections. So, what’s on the menu for FW26? Here are seven key trends I’m anticipating for the new season - let me know if they’re a yay or a nay for you!1. Royal PurpleThis 80s-imbued shade has been bubbling up for several months now, alre
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