A trip around the world to discover the hottest names on the fashion scene. From the most romantic to the most minimal styles, upcycling and sustainability, sport and tailoring there is no shortage for the Fall Winter 2023-2024 season&nbsp;

ANREALAGE
For <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CsHfrj7hYBZ/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&amp;igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Fall/Winter 2023-24 Anrealage</a> uses fashion to explore the evolution of human perception and how every living organism, no matter how simple or complex, inhabits a world of its own. Fashion becomes metaphor of the need to celebrate diversity. "We are all one race, even if the way I see my world is not the same as the way you see yours," says the <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/fashion/kenzo-menswear-show-autumn-winter-2023-photos-videos-images-look" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Japanese</a> designer. With a collection that mixes classic shapes inspired by the 50s and futuristic materials that change colour when exposed to natural sunlight (UV rays), Anrealage expands its portfolio of in-house produced experimental photochromic materials, adding faux fur, velvet, lace, knit, jacquard and satin. THE new colour developments for the look include yellow, beige, red and blue which transform into other shades under UV light. As the intensity of natural sunlight is constantly changing, the colours are constantly changing. These garments return to their original colour in about three minutes when no longer exposed to UV rays. Apparently the silhouettes have neither front nor back. Instead, the looks are based on "front/back" or "back/back" constructions, with symmetrical/asymmetrical shapes that highlight Kunihiko Morinaga's mastery in cutting the models.

Anrealage autumn winter 2023 2024

CECILIE BAHNSEN
Danish brand Cecilie Bahnsen continues to explore waste reduction, collaborating for the first time with Nona Source, the LVMH-backed fabric resale platform, which "stocks" its labels with exceptional luxury fabrics. Cecilie's method of developing her design ideas, focusing on the touch and feel of fabrics, results in distinctive volumes and silhouettes. This season, she found herself smocking and ruching, letting techniques drive the design. The collection mixes colours, with a series of voluminous dresses of an ethereal lightness, off-the-shoulder and rendered in colour blends: a mix of sky and cerulean blue; another in yellows mixing sunflower with pastel lemon; a third in pink from sherbet and pink to poppy red, from flower to magenta. The fabric has been beautifully patched and gathered into what, when viewed from an angle, look like flowers. Cecilie presents these melodies of colour alongside looks in her signature <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/fashion/scandinavians-janka-polliani" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Scandinavian</a> black and white monochrome.

Cecilie Bahnsen FW23

DURAN LANTINK Dutch designer <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/Cs3ixRnti3l/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&amp;igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Duran Lantink</a> is known for reworking deadstock designer fabrics into sexy, desirable garments, often labeled a sustainable enfant terrible, who challenges fashion&#39;s weird and outdated norms and its never-ending cycle of overconsumption. It didn&#39;t start out like that, though: &quot;It&#39;s always about having fun and finding new ways to design,&quot; he explains. In her universe, a faux-fur sleeve can become a top, and a coat and skirt can be cut, copied, and pasted into a hybrid piece of insightful beauty, as seen on the 2020 cover of Billie Eilish&#39;s Dazed. His ingenious methods were born when he was a kid, and all he had to deal with was a closet full of glam &#39;80s party dresses belonging to his mother.

Duran Lantink FW23

HELIOT EMIL Inspired by the sculptural works of Henry Moore, Julius Juul Creative Director of the Danish brand <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CpVG1-7okJu/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&amp;igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Heliot Hemil</a> has created a collection that questions traditional shapes and patterns. Heliot Hemi l&#39;s Fall Winter 2023 2024 collection features avant-garde clothes that capture the essence of Moore&#39;s art: spontaneous and in continuous dialogue with the street. In fact, many of Moore&#39;s sculptures are exhibited outdoors in public spaces, which gives the works a natural patina and unique texture influenced by the environment in which they are located. In the collection, Juul wanted to reproduce the same look and feel of material and texture, manipulating the fabrics with heat, water and extended rips. Other influences from the sculptures manifest themselves in the form of curved hinges, morphological silhouettes, asymmetrical details and exaggerated shapes. The organic lines of the models create volumes and cocoon shapes with jackets, trousers and dresses with a sculptural look. The asymmetrical lines also continue in the details of the pockets and seams.

Heliot Emil FW23

MAITREPIERRE The <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/CrshNTNoDFT/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&amp;igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Maitrepierre Fall Winter 2023 2024</a> collection questions the bond between man and nature. Made from waste fabrics and recycled materials, the collection is inspired by a Shinto belief called &quot;Shishi-Gami&quot;, the spirit of the forest, a living embodiment of Nature and its power - an imaginary and poetic character, which reminds us that there is no good or bad, but an external force. This force binds each individual to the other and to the environment, &quot;It&#39;s time to listen&quot; is the title of the fashion show. Maitrepierre has chosen to contemplate nature and to highlight this harmony through the prism of technology. Indeed, this season&#39;s prints were created using artificial intelligence and computer coding; this process created illusions of flowers and plant-inspired trompe l&#39;oeil textures. Lily petals envelop bodies, coats imitate leaves, wildflowers grow on trousers, necklines sprout and dresses tangle like stems.

Maitrepierre FW23-24

ROISIN PIERCE Beware, Beware, Roisin Pierce&#39;s Fall Winter 2023 2024 collection maintains the pure aesthetics and sustainable, zero-waste sensibility that are at the heart of the Roisin Pierce brand, while expanding it into new territory with a series of handcrafted innovations. Traditional Irish crochet is made new, tubular and spherical, on wavy layers of organza. Irish floral motifs such as wild radish flowers (Meacan raidigh) and snow berries (Poirin sneachta) punctuate the collection, and elsewhere contemporary three-dimensional embroidery floats like air, while suede strips are layered and formed around the body. Hints of leather peek out from beneath the embroideries, with new stitching techniques applied in tandem to create unique textures and surfaces; entire pieces of fabric without a single cut are transformed into three-dimensional shapes that show new textile possibilities. Wraps, bubble hem shirts, cowl neck dresses and boxy blouses are brought to life in smocks and pintucks. Lace also remains a central reference point, crafted by three generations of Irish lacemakers who have come together in Pierce&#39;s atelier in a collaborative effort; their meticulous handwork is evident in the scalloped edges, swirls and cascading flowers.

Roisin Pierce AW23

WEINSANTO
Weinsanto imagines Sex and the City by revisiting the wardrobes of the four most beloved fashionistas in the world, as well as pop icon <a href="https://www.lofficielibiza.com/fashion/rihanna-met-gala-2023-arrival-fashion-celebrity-style" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Rihanna</a>. These cultural icons have influenced the way modern women dress and see themselves. A no-limits approach to the collection sees body-hugging silhouettes, &agrave; la Samantha, and gigantic oversizes &agrave; la Badgal RiRi. For the autumn-winter wardrobe, at Weinsanto we have a range that goes from the classics of daywear and workwear to the extravagance of couture escapism. Fringed, folded and pleated threads, stonewashed denim, a couture dress that comes from the canvases of the artist Romain Eugene Campens, to create a print, monochromatic outfits, nylon looks for a sportswear/activewear atmosphere with puffy jackets and ski. Weinsanto presents the "Samantha Bag": a shoulder bag with corsetry details and pleats reminiscent of the traditional Alsatian cake Kougelhopf, a tribute to the designer's roots. Attention to sustainability with deadstock fabrics from Nona Source, the LVMH textile archive of which Victor Weinsanto is an ambassador.

Weinsanto FW2023 2024

QUIRA
Simplify, more and a little more. Reduce the lexicon to the basic elements - shape, texture, colour - to increase the expressive possibilities of a modern femininity without constraints. The Fall Winter 2023 2024 collection by Quira, finalist of the LVMH Prize 2023 sees the consolidation of Veronica Leoni's work. Roman, born in 1984, with a curriculum that boasts experiences with Jil Sander, C&eacute;line with Phoebe Philo and The Row, Veronica sees in the tactile connection a new way of "feeling one's wardrobe" in a rigor of sensuality. Focus on the key pieces of every woman's look. It starts from the coat: straight and marked at the waist, or enveloping. The blazer: traversed by side slits; structured. The trench coat: opaque and practical. The full skirt, the pleated skirt, the shirtdress: severely feminine. The knit skirt and top, the knit dress, the ribbed dress, the knit like gauze: a dialogue with the body, through transparencies and flounces, cuts and openings. The collarless jacket: all buttoned up, the new trouser suit. The shirt, with standing collar. Black as a point of view, mixed with other less dense black, and fake coal black, pitch gray, midnight blue. Neutrals - oyster, vanilla and caribou - to complement. Samba red as a lucky charm. The androgynous twist of sky blue. Silhouettes like shadows, with details, layers and volumes that come to life under the light. Different densities, heavy textures and vaporous textures juxtaposed and layered to highlight the process and the search for balance.

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