Jacquemus 10th Anniversary Show in the Middle of a Lavender Field Was Just as Magical as it Sounds

We love a painterly palette. Jacquemus Spring '20 brought a vast selection of colours and hues. From bright pops of fuchsia and orange to sweet, muted pastel pink, mint, and light blue. Most of the looks emphasised tonal styling and colour-blocking which added to the dreamlike scene of the lavender fields.

Jacquemus itsy bitsy teeny weeny shoulder bags almost broke the Internet after their Spring '19 collection. Arguably, they were the most successful part of his previous collection, so of course he would give us tons of new silhouettes for his famous little accessory. Spring '20 saw mini baguette bags, dumpling bags, structured mini hat boxes, ultra tiny shoulder bags worn as a pendant on a leather strap necklace, mesh totes worn as backpacks, plus the return of the popular micro handbag.

Many of the looks this season featured an oversized blazer or trench coat in white, mint, slate grey, and the occasional pop of fuchsia. Mannish, oversized blazers are perfect for the in-between seasons or unpredictably chilly days. While a fitted blazer instantly dresses up a look, sometimes they can look a bit corporate. An oversized blazer is the perfect balance of smart and casual.

We love how easy-to-wear a wrap dress is. It's perfect for Summer, while being comfortable enough to move with us during all of our sea, sand, and poolside adventures. Jacquemus's new take on our go-to Summer dress has an eclectic, architectural vibe to it. The extra strap of the dress looks like a perfectly placed accident.

Compared to the three prints featured in Jacquemus's previous collection, this season showed an impressive thirty-five prints. Playing on the trend of "plastic fashion", the designer used a fabric that resembled a vinyl raincoat to create a whimsical, draped dress. Jacquemus's use of a fabric that is generally seem as stiff and difficult to manipulate, and transforming it into a garment that carries a feminine, romantic movement was innovative. Other standout prints included his use of ombré, hand painted scenic prints, sequinned metallic dresses, bold florals, and sheer embroidery.

The strappy kitten heel is certainly the shoe of the Summer and Jacquemus is continuing this trend well into Spring/Summer 2020. Almost every look was styled with Instagram's favourite shoe shape and we can't wait to see all the new season footwear that Jacquemus will be releasing soon.

Keep reading for every look from the stunning Spring/Summer 2020 show.