Now more than ever: Gray tailoring is both a fashion trend and empowerment this season

The extent to which times of crisis inspire fashion has often become clear in the past. And even now, in challenging times like these – especially for women – the world situation is reflectedFashion trendsreflected. Such asGrey Tailoring: Tailored to perfection, pants suits, blazers andcome now in theTrend color graytherefore. And with their styling, women give the typically masculine elements their own feminine strength.

After the Second World War, the cuts in women's fashion developed again towards a narrow waist, as the so-calledby fashion designer Christian Dior made it big, and during the Corona pandemic, loungewear became more popular than ever before. Times of crisis also change fashion, that's clear. Just like the fact that female empowerment is currently more important than it has been for a long time - and also in textile form.

Female strength can currently be attracted in different ways. On the one hand, tight silhouettes, short skirts and elements such as lace,and satin are back – sexy is back, just the way we women want it – on the other hand, we are also adopting classically male business fashion more again.

Our style role models when it comes to tailoring: Strong personalities likeor Michelle Obama, who make our world a better place.with broad shoulders, boxy silhouettes, masculine suit pants, classic double-breasted suits and heavy wool coats are hard to miss in the fall/winter collections for 2024/2025. And especially inGrau, the trend color of the season, which is also a timeless classic and stands for qualities such as dignity, seriousness, stability and objectivity.

The fashion trend tooGrey Tailoringplays with elements from men's wardrobes, but is currently being interpreted in a very feminine way by fashion houses, for example by Schiaparelli. At the runway show, model Mona Tougaard wore nothing under her fitted, and the high-waisted pants suit also came with large, sparkling statement earrings.

Michael Kors, on the other hand, showed feminine suits made of heavy, gray wool fabrics for the current season, as well as double-breasted business coats with a narrow waist. A new twist for thatwas at Carolina Herrera, with a short, collarless box jacket with gold buttons and a wide, flowing one.

Givenchy relies on the classic gray suit for fall/winter 2024/25, but this time with particularly pointed, angular shoulders that express a certain strength, and Brunello Cucinelli gives the gray onedankan extra dose of glamour.Grey Tailoringcan be interpreted in a variety of ways and does not turn the wearer into a gray mouse, even in the complete look. Quite the opposite: whoeverFashion trendWearing something with self-confidence, for example in the next meeting, now has a very special appeal.