Haute couture shows exist as a contrebalance for the ready-to-wear weeks, which are becoming more and more commercial and merchandized.
Designers still need a space where they can experiment, play, send messages to the world and perform without the contraints of the market.
Of course, they still need to sell, but, unlike the main lines, sales are not the only main goal here and the customers are not the same.
Haute couture is needed to make us dream.
High Fashion also serves as a guide line to the ready-to-wear collections. These last would adopt the elements, making them wearable for much broader clientele.
Thus, we can conclude that “proto” trends are born in the laboratory of haute couture houses and later on they would “descend” and appear in more affordable, down to earth prêt-a-porter lines. Proto from Latin is something that is first or the original. Explaining the phenomenon of haute couture trends being the first trend setters.
We have complied for you these proto-trends to follow close if you wish to be two steps ahead of the trend setters😉
Hot haute couture trends direct from Parisian catwalks:

💫 green : strong color which has a character, choose the hue [of it] which suits yours (1)

💫 sheer: a [mega] trend which persists, you are free to show the best part of you, or the worst, or all of them- you stay fashionable anyway (2)

💫 silver [optionally – gold] to shine brighter, for those who don’t want to compromise (3)

💫 fashion is an art and show is the theater: all focus on the performance, cloths comes secondary provided the impeccable cutting (4)

💫 corsets/ bustier with visible structure element, feminine with a slight boudoir touch: for [very] special occasions (5)

💫 high waisted balloon trousers: for the brave ones who love to play and rebel (6)