Big-name collective shows a new wave of fashion

Lead: Thakoon Panichgul is focusing on the comfort and ease of a low waist. "This style has a relaxed, casual vibe, like a cowboy T-shirt, but it also brings a mix of casual and formal elements," he explains.

The trend is shifting. For several seasons, designers have been obsessed with the natural waistline—some creating hourglass silhouettes with tight belts, while others lifted the waist to emphasize the hips. Miu Miu's A-line skirts and Celine's shirt dresses are echoing the 1960s, while Marc by Marc Jacobs and Stella McCartney are bringing back the romantic, flirty waists of the 1920s. This season, however, the focus is on a more laid-back approach.

The idea of a lower waist isn't just about aesthetics—it's about attitude. It represents freedom, confidence, and a sense of ease that’s becoming increasingly popular in today’s fashion landscape. Designers are embracing this shift as a way to offer more versatile pieces that can transition from day to night, casual to formal.

From runways to street style, the low waist is making a strong statement. Whether it's through high-waisted skirts, cropped tops, or asymmetrical hemlines, the message is clear: fashion is moving toward comfort without sacrificing style.

Thakoon Panichgul, known for his effortless yet elegant designs, sees the low waist as a reflection of modern lifestyle. “It's not just about how something looks,” he says. “It's about how it feels. This is an attitude—relaxed, confident, and ready for anything.”

As the fashion world continues to evolve, the low waist is proving to be more than just a trend—it's a movement. With its blend of comfort, versatility, and timeless appeal, it's no wonder that top designers are embracing it wholeheartedly.