Power Move Editorial

A collection to get you through the colder months, which can linger more than us higher latitude dwellers might wish. It shouldn't be too hard to get a good layer of warmth over your most experimental fits with exaggerated sizes on trend. As menswear is trending for womenswear right now, it's looking like a more casual winter sprinkled with fun lacey, lingerie pieces, or going with fuller length tops and bottoms to maximize warmth and style.

These editorial looks took a lot of inspiration from designer collections of the early 2000s, including Maison Margiela, Dior, Jean Paul Gaultier, and Prada. Maison Margiela undoubtedly iconized the oversized wear of the time. Dior showcased some of the sultriest lingerie dresses on the runway. Jean Paul Gaultier displaying runway denim that you could drape over a window. As well as Prada contributing to the framework of the early naught era that shifted womenswear into the new century. Of course some of these looks are also inspired by Bella Hadid’s street-style that is a fool-proof guide for wearing the trendiest of fits. For a glimpse of these designer looks from the early-aughts runway along with current trends, check out the style guide that created the backdrop for this editorial here.

When daylight savings seems to be taking its toll, I hope these 20 fall/winter looks give you some inspiration to go out and make your mark on the world. The winter struggle is real but I think you'll be happy to own a trending vintage piece to get you through some of the most mundane weeks to step out and strut those winter blues away.

-Basia