Soft Tailoring is Shaping the Future of Spring Fashion
Updated on March 5, 2025
Authored by Morgane Speed
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Power dressing is evolving, and so is femininity. This spring, your transitional wardrobe is about a lot more than sharp shoulders and boxy suits; it’s about a romantic reinterpretation of tailoring that speaks to the modern woman’s complexity.
Soft tailoring, as seen on the spring runways of The Row, Max Mara, Bottega Veneta, and Stella McCartney, combines structure with ease. From blazers that softly caress the shoulders to trousers that flow with precision, and dresses that feel light yet sophisticated, this trend is all about draped fabrics, flowing lines, and gentle proportions redefine classic tailoring — but it's not just a case of rewriting the office dress code, either.
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