Big-name collective shows a new wave of fashion

Lead: Thakoon Panichgul is focusing on the comfort and ease of a low waistline. "This design has a relaxed, cowboy-like feel combined with a T-shirt silhouette, allowing for a perfect blend of casual and formal styles," he explained.

The trend of high-waisted fashion is fading fast. For several seasons, designers have been emphasizing the natural waistline, often using tight belts to create an hourglass shape. Now, the trend is shifting back—waistlines are rising, and the look is evolving. From Miu Miu’s throw skirts to Celine’s shirt dresses, the 1960s aesthetic is making a strong comeback. Meanwhile, Marc by Marc Jacobs and Stella McCartney are embracing a more romantic, 1920s-inspired waistline that adds a touch of elegance and nostalgia.

Thakoon Panichgul continues to highlight the effortless charm of a low waist. "For me, it's not just about the style—it's an attitude," he said. "It gives that relaxed, casual vibe, like a T-shirt, but with a refined, polished edge that can easily transition from day to night." This new approach reflects a growing desire among designers and consumers alike to embrace comfort without sacrificing sophistication. As fashion moves forward, it seems that the low waist is here to stay—not as a passing trend, but as a fresh and modern statement.