Vogue Australia

Mood shift

In two minds. That was how fashion felt in the wake of the spring/summer ‘23 season. Designers, working against a background of looming economic challenges and veritable existential threats, led with level heads, events of recent years rendering them veterans of uncertainty.

The clothes that resonated most recognised that feelings, not overt trends, are governing our wardrobes – how could they not as we respond to war, ecosystems teetering and extreme beliefs

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