Fashion does not exist outside of society and its needs, and cannot but reflect what is happening around and any changes in society. It is not surprising that the so-called big styles formed the basis of a huge number of modern fashion trends and styles.
One of these was Baroque.
Having established itself in Italy in the 17th-18th centuries, it captured the entire aesthetics of the time, from the decoration of palace interiors to the wardrobes of European nobility. A solemn, majestic, richly decorated and at the same time bizarre style, famous for its luxurious heavy excess, is a source of inspiration for designers of all stripes to this day.
Today, the image in this style, of course, differs from the image of the fatal empress, but the concept of the style, its philosophy and aesthetics have remained unchanged, as well as richly decorated fabrics, embroidery with silver and gold threads and the highest quality of execution. The image of a woman as a whole has become much lighter and more delicate, but it still remains quite exquisite.