Hi, the new season
Even though we may have a few more weeks to wear our favourite warm-weather clothing, fall will be here soon.
Every season is a great time to take stock of your wardrobe, make deliberate edits, and have a new “reset” moment.
Perhaps a hot opinion, but I believe that spring is the ideal season for fashion.
Warm enough to wear your ‘fits without a bulky jacket (OK, but I adore those too), yet cool enough to create more intriguing ensembles (layers!).
Since fall establishes the tone for the remainder of the year, let’s get started!
As you have already heard, boho is making a major comeback in the autumn and winter of 2024.
With bohemian clothes and jewellery already making a big appearance in our summer wardrobes, this style was not one to be ignored.
But don’t assume that the style is only appropriate for festival season.
Not only were feathers, fur, and fluff used for outerwear, but they were also used in dresses and separates. It is only during the coldest months of the year that you may wear heavy materials like faux fur without worrying about getting heat exhaustion. Although there’s no doubting that a coat is the simplest and most affordable way to make this trend work in real
life, we still wholeheartedly support (and congratulate) you if you’re feeling daring.
Softer shades of pink, peach, and blue emphasised the khaki and brown colour schemes inspired by nature.
To mimic real sheep’s wool, chunky knits were fluffed up, doubled up, or coiled around the body.
Given that checks are brushed across coats and jackets, they will be the trend’s easiest entry point.
Tops, skirts, and bubble dresses have returned.
Here, I’ve identified two clear trends – While one camp has a single, stylishly shapeless bubble, the other has a fitted bodice and a puffy skirt.
Both exude major character vigour, particularly when paired with complementary footwear.
