For some, The Row Pre-Fall 2023 is a “plus ultra mega chic” creation. For others, this is the powerful, unflinching vision of Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen. For the majority, the collection is also the quiet and relaxing fashion catwalk that is in great need.

No &quot;live-stream&quot;, no aggressive promotion, minimalism from design, guests to promotional and communication plans, The Row is no slouch when standing next to the most famous names of the Week. fashion Paris Spring Summer 2023, although for the brand, this launch collection is divided into the early fall 2023 branch (Pre-Fall 2023).

From the beginning of the season to the present time, fashion seems to be going through a process of radically redefining the definition of &quot;luxury&quot;. The highest rated collections bring us a wide range of designs with basic items, however, the fabrics are chosen extremely carefully. You should not miss the Bottega Veneta and the rendition of denim on leather. Luxurious fabrics and solid seams became a priority as fashion gradually entered the list of one of the most popular fields. It all boils down to the fact that individuals who are genuinely interested in stories tend to love demonstrating their knowledge through techniques and materials. For the writer, this is a positive change, and as such, The Row fashion is already one big step ahead of all of us. This brand deserves to be considered as a &quot;master class&quot; of minimalism and luxury fashion, from the smallest details.

Spring Summer 2023, The Row continues to bring faithful designs with 3 main colors: black, white, beige. The presence of cool neutral shades of gray, dark gray and moss green creates an extremely harmonious and consistent color palette. Readers will certainly make it difficult for themselves if they look for vibrant combinations in a The Row collection, except for red which works in all cases (skip Autumn-Winter 2022, one of The Row&#39;s rare creations. offers a wider palette of colors). Thus, color is probably not the key factor for us to learn deeply about the brand. The strongest point of the couple Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen is the &quot;tailoring&quot; technique. With the new collection, the vest and blazer are more elaborate. New ways of wearing it appeared in a row, from the blazer with 4 sleeves, a jacket with tight sleeves that mimicked the Obi belt to a vest with decorative sleeves. Wrinkled detailing (intentionally) and lace brought to the catwalk continue to confirm the most popular trends of the first half of 2023.

It makes the most sense to use the adjective “serene” to describe The Row Pre-Fall 2023. Most of the designs avoid “layering” one of the most loved outfit combinations by designers. the fad of minimalism. At most 3 layers, The Row gives you the most minimalist and optimal options for casual wear. We also have to mention shoes, while the brand has never made fancy shoes, flats, loafers, low heels and even flip flops &quot;matching&quot; with a luxurious outfit. The Row customers aren&#39;t ready to wear pops of color yet, they love beige tones and favor a head-to-toe black tree. However, fashion editor Hamish Bowles once wrote that &quot;These Row Girls are not nuns!&quot;. According to the brand itself, the pre-Fall 2023 season, the customer file is described in an extremely neat, but also extremely liberal way, &quot;Between the main and the dessert, she smokes in The Row&quot;.

The Row Pre-Fall 2023: The chic-est fashion show in Paris right now!

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