Dresses have become versatile pieces par excellence since they were first introduced in women's wardrobes: feminine and light on occasion, enveloping and warm on others, and, of course, also seductive and daring. It is their secret weapon that allows women to experiment with fashion without sacrificing elegance. Lady Di wore a revenge dress by Christina Stambolian in 1994, which taught us that sensuality and sophistication don't have to be at odds.
Keeping this in mind, the fashion trend of 2022 will be little black dresses over trousers, romantic night gowns, and dresses over pants. It's impossible to run out of stylistic options, but what about the rest? The woman who wears it depends on her determination.
Pants over dresses
The unexpected pairing of dresses over pants was one of the hottest trends we saw during fashion week. This combination has been adapted by the Akris firm in its own unique way: the apron that made the business famous in 1922 has been transformed into a dress with just enough streamline and rigor to appeal to minimalists.
Stylish black mini dresses
Women who wish to be truly complete must have this item in their wardrobe. Black dresses are timeless and have been reinterpreted numerous times throughout history, though Coco Chanel's little black dress is still arguably the most famous of all. It takes no one more seductive to reinterpret a classic like this than Anthony Vaccarello for Saint Laurent. You'll be able to enjoy this piece for a long time to come.
The midi day dress
Choosing an intermediate design will be a great way to receive warm days in 2022: it's long enough for going to the office, and you can pair it with a dress shirt as Cecilie Bahnsen proposes, while being short enough for making a romantic and casual silver evening dress.
Women's shirt dresses
You can also wear a classic white shirt to your daily meetings without sacrificing comfort. For Spring-Summer, the size of this garment has been increased, making it an oversize piece that will turn heads at work. A simple silver bracelet adds a touch of formality, as shown on the runway by Peter Do.
Dresses for nightgowns
For the past few seasons, nightgowns have returned triumphantly to catwalks. What was traditionally at home is now taken outside, and vice versa, and that's the magic of fashion. This undergarment is reinvented by Louis Vuitton with a vision of romance: a lace dress layered over jeans with ruffles.
Women's dresses with stripes
There seems to be no end in sight to the inseparable dumbbell formed by black and white over the years. Zendaya wore an iconic Valentino outfit to the Euphoria premiere, which supermodel Linda Evangelista wore in the 90s. It also featured the legs bare, as did Carolina Herrera's firm.
Fabric-knitted dresses
Metallic threads with open stitches. The days when only grandmothers wore knitted garments are gone. In the modern world, they are truly weapons of seduction, revealing as much skin as the customer desires. Considering this, Alberta Ferretti created this dress in one of the trendiest colors of 2022: brown.
Dresses that are two-in-one
Dresses that were ultra-tight in the 1990s are now being revived with cutouts and flowy sleeves, as seen at Chloé. In addition to capturing our attention, Gabriela Hearst's design is sustainable.
Both Prada and Carolina Herrera catwalks, as well as the Courrèges catwalk, repeated this trend throughout the season. Last but not least, this company offered us a perfect combination: a dress with an asymmetrical tail to match silver boots above the knee, another trend that is on the rise.
Women's tight dresses
There's no time worse than right now to rethink a silhouette you already know works well with seasonal colors. In the new creative director's first collection, Peter Muller, we could see how blue can add freshness at any time of the year.
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