"Crafted in a shiny satin-esque fabric, she wore a light, wintry silver sleeveless dress with a fitted torso and mock neck. While the upper half of the dress was simple enough, the lower half told a different story. A vision of movement and volume, Edgar-Jones' drop-waist skirt was a silver/gray/brown ombré concoction of what, at first glance, appeared to be a thick, feathery material."
"Proof of Trotter's genius, however, comes with the revelation that the skirt wasn't actually made from a fuzzy material, but recycled fiberglass, hence the certain glimmer to the strands. Similar-looking shaggy pieces were also present this season, albeit more as outerwear and asymmetrical skirts."
"Whimsical and ostentatious, decadent 'pom-pom'-esque fringe is one of spring 2026's biggest trends. Some celebs, including Teyana Taylor and Zoey Dutch, were already spotted rocking the style during December's Gotham Awards. With Edgar-Jones as its latest advocate, the voluminous fringe look is clearly on the way to becoming a more ubiquitous look."
Louise Trotter presented her second collection as Bottega Veneta's creative director at Milan Fashion Week's Fall/Winter 2026 show. Daisy Edgar-Jones attended the event wearing a maximalist look from the previous season, featuring a sleeveless silver dress with a fitted torso and a dramatic drop-waist skirt. The skirt's feathery appearance was created from recycled fiberglass rather than traditional fuzzy material, showcasing Trotter's innovative design approach. Similar textured pieces appeared throughout the collection as outerwear and asymmetrical skirts. The voluminous fringe aesthetic represents a major spring 2026 trend, with Edgar-Jones joining other celebrities in championing this decadent style.
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