Red Carpet Style, 2018: Men Step Up, Women Break The Rules

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March 5, 2018

Fashion

Men are adopting velvet and color. Women are wearing trousers and breaking rules: if I want, pink and red DO go together. Plum and green – almost sea turquoise – are trending for the man ahead of the curve. Women are simply doing whatever they want. White is surfacing. Blue is blossoming. Pale colors like dawn pink are emerging. Yes, we are strong, but women can also be soft. We are not one thing. We are anything we want to be. Men can be gentle. Woman can be fierce. What we wear is just an expression of how we feel in the moment. It does not define who we are.