Each season sees the resurgence of certain trends, revisited in light of the moment. This spring, layering clothes is once again a must-have.<\/p>\n
The term \u201clayering\u201d refers to the art of layering several garments to create a cohesive silhouette. Far from being a simple accumulation of fabric, it is a true exercise in balance between volume, texture, and length. Historically, layering initially served a practical purpose: adapting to temperature variations. But over the decades, this functional approach has become a vehicle for stylistic expression. From the 1990s to the 2010s, layering became a staple on the catwalks and in the streets, driven by minimalist, grunge, and avant-garde aesthetics. Today, it returns in a lighter, more adaptable version, perfectly suited to spring days when temperature fluctuations are common. <\/p>\n
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