The most coveted fashion week trends

If you’re seeing Barcelona street style videos on your ‘For You’ page, this fashion week is for you. 080 Barcelona Fashion's support for young designers and emerging brands has put the city firmly on the fashion map and attracted attention on social media. Look to up-and-coming labels like Cherry Massia, Domminico, Outsiders Division or Reveligion to pair with established designers for a fun, Gen-Z aesthetic take on fresh runway styles.

We’re channelling our inner Carrie Bradshaw and asking: “Why dress normally when you can be the centre of attention?” Fusing US designers’ minimalist ‘90s heritage with on-trend maximalist accessories creates an unforgettable sense of sophistication. According to New York Fashion Week, more is more when it comes to accessories. Just think “Would our favourite columnist wear it?”

Oozing elegance from its very cobblestones, Paris is home to alluring, sensual style. We’d expect nothing less from the birthplace of haute couture. Aside from the classic, refined luxury of day-to-day Paris – think Jeanne Dumas or Caroline de Maigret – lean in to the colours of romance with Chanel and Christian Dior-inspired classic cuts, spotted on film, TV and the city streets.

Milan Fashion Week is excess, elegance and tradition. No other city is capable of hosting such a wide spectrum of styles and doing it so well. From the Moschino designs that both amuse and captivate to Armani’s minimalist elegance and the heritage-flaunting hand of Dolce & Gabbana, we’ve much to thank Milan for. We even wanted to embrace nerd-chic, thanks to Gucci’s unique blend of tailoring heritage, aesthetics and character – creating breath-taking looks that are the envy of the globe.

The key to London's success? Its eclecticism. Going beyond fashion, London coexists at both ends of the spectrum – how else could the country with one of the oldest monarchies in the world also be a punk haven? London Fashion Week shows us season after season how disruptive fashion can be. From tweed to tartan, fishnets to fine silks, the mix of prints, textures and tailoring is key on London catwalks and streets around the world.