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By Amandine Rouhaud | On Tuesday 21 March 2023
La robe Saudade, 620€ - Jacquemus
Spring is knocking at our doors. And to celebrate its return, a whole range of dresses awaits. Which styles to try, with something for every budget? The answer follows...
Matière fétiche des années 1990, le jean se décline, une fois de plus cette saison, en robe ! Indémodable, la robe en jean ne cesse de s'imposer comme l'un des indispensables des dressings année après année. Une valeur sûre.
Pour le printemps 2023, différentes alternatives se présentent : à bretelles, pour un look plus sage et plus 90's, en version chemisée, pour la juste touche de far west ou encore en denim blanc pour le côté chic ! Il ne reste plus qu'à choisir LA robe qui exprimera au mieux votre personnalité.
This season is all about colour. Celebrating the return of the sun and of warmer weather goes hand in hand with bright colours. So, add a touch of pep to your wardrobe with an energised palette. Pick from confident shades like lime or Granny Smith, vivid turquoise, lemon yellow, bright orange or bubble gum pink.
If pastels have been in these past seasons, in 2023, fashion is all about intense colours. Case in point: The draped Coperni dress, already worn and approved by Angèle aux Victoires de la Musique
Just because spring is here doesn't mean it's all sun and games. Spring can bring a chilly breeze along with it, making knits just the thing. As opposed to thick winter knits, it's finer knits for this fair season, bringing just enough heft to keep you covered and warm.
With long or short sleeves, or even sleeveless, the knit dress is here. Tighter knits are perfect for hugging those curves for a touch of sexiness. That's why some designers like Ester Manas are betting on knits with contemporary twists, like cut-outs or metallic fibres, to dust off a style that is often dismissed as fusty.
What about a bit of romance for a breath of fresh air this spring? Another major trend of the season: the puff sleeve. Whether oversized and exaggerated or more discrete and long, sleeves this season are taking on baby doll proportions.
A style that has traversed time, the puff sleeve is back yet again. The Irish designer Simone Rocha make a strong case playing with volume to give the puff sleeve a dose of modernity. This season, the puff sleeve is chic, not chichi.
Maybe you're the more romantic type. This season, that's good news, because we are seeing floral spaghetti-strap dresses everywhere. The latest looks are ankle-length, providing contrast to exposed shoulders and their thin straps.
With their defined waistlines and soft floral patterns, the dresses are giving us British garden party vibes. Real symbols of spring, this trend is already in full bloom and ready to spruce up your wardrobe.
This selection was made by Vilson, our Personal Shopper