Fall and winter trends 2024 for your next collection

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Fall trends 2024

Fall and winter trends 2024 for your next collection

Discover the latest fall and winter 2024 trends and find inspiration for your next collection. 2024 offers a wealth of exciting styles to explore, this season brings irresistible outfit ideas. Among the various proposals presented by the major fashion houses, we’ve gathered the best fall trends inspired in Vogue Editors.

These fall trends indicate that the boldness of leopard print and the indie sleaze are back, alongside the timeless elegance of skirt suits and the sleek edge of monochromatic looks. The cold season brings the creativity in layers. Discover the top trends for Fall/Winter 2024 to inspire your 2025 collection and stay ahead of consumer demand.

Leopard Print

Leopard print has become a powerful fashion statement this winter. From oversized coats to dresses and mini skirts, this stunning pattern adds spark to any outfit. It’s not just about bold pieces, you can elevate your look with leopard print details in shoes, belts and accessories.

Designers like Michael Kors Collection, Christian Dior, Zimmermann and Alexander McQueen are already embracing it. This versatile print acts as a neutral, easily complementing a variety of styles and colors. A touch of leopard can truly make your outfit pop!

 

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© Leopard Print – Nº21
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© Leopard Print – Christian Dior

Skirt Suits

For those seeking morning inspiration for the office, this fall trend is ideal. The skirt suit offers a polished touch, featuring tailored blazers paired with stunning skirts—whether mini, maxi, or adorned with cuts, patterns, pleats, or ruffles. Designers like Tommy Hilfiger, Givenchy, Thom Browne and Prada have fully embraced this trend, demonstrating that corporate chic is here to stay.

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© Skirt Suit – Remain
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© Skirt Suit – Roberto Cavalli

Futurism

2024 brings futuristic looks with metallic tones, daring silhouettes, layers, and asymmetries. Names like Helmut Lang, Ferrari and Off-White have visionary ideas to present the boldest looks.

 

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© Futurism – Off White
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© Futurism – Louis Vuitton

Monochromatic

Monochrome is more than just a trend, it’s a definitive statement in any wardrobe. Designers like Issey Miyake, Hermès, Gucci and Lacoste show us how this sophisticated, effortless and endlessly chic trend that exudes confidence and elegance.

 

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© Monochromatic – Hermès

Dark brown and Burgundy

This fall, dark brown and burgundy are taking over the runways, becoming must-haves for your wardrobe. Whether it’s the leather skirts and fur coats at Khaite, the clutches at Bottega Veneta, or the layers at Ferragamo, burgundy instantly adds sophistication. Meanwhile, dark brown, seen in the standout opening coat at Miu Miu, is the new alternative to black. This deep tone brings extra dimension to any outfit, allowing to play with textures.

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© Burgundy – Remain Birger Christensen’s
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© Dark Brown – Acne Studios

Low Waists

Low waists, which defined fashion in the 2000s, are making a comeback, highlighting the cyclical nature of trends. Designers like Rokh, Valentino, Alaïa, and Giambattista Valli present irresistible options for Fall and Winter 2024. 

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© Low waists – Alaïa
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© Low waists – Tolu Coker

Indie Sleaze

With this fall trend, that defined a generation, you can expect fur coats, sparkly mini dresses, ripped tights and combat boots. Ann Demeulemeester, DSquared2, Tom Ford and Elisabetta Franchi have redefined this look. The final touch is messy makeup, side-parted hair and seemingly mismatched clothing that just works.

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© Indie Sleaze – Burberry
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© Indie Sleaze
– Ermanno Scervino

Leather biker jacket

The leather biker jacket remains a timeless staple in 2024. Designers such as Jil Sander, Annakiki, and Acne Studios highlight its versatility and style, proving that biker jackets effortlessly elevate any outfit. This iconic outerwear adds an edge to winter wardrobes while staying warm and chic.

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© Biker Jacket – Annakiki

Western

The Wild West has taken over this season’s runways and pop culture, gaining massive popularity in the music industry. Western aesthetics also align with the boho spirit, featuring fringe, cowboy boots, hats, earthy tones and leather. 

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© Western – Isabel Marant
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© Western – Ralph Lauren

Plaid

Plaid is everywhere this fall and winter, designers like Loewe, Rave Review and Thom Browne have reimagined plaid in various forms. Whether you prefer oversized patterns or more understated options like Chanel’s, plaid offers something for everyone this season.

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© Plaid – Acne Studios
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© Plaid – Chanel

Straight-Cut Dresses

Defined waists might be a thing of the past. Designers like Fendi, Burberry, Courrèges, and Peter Do are presenting straight-cut dresses that elongate the body and create an elegant, streamlined silhouette. Whether for formal events or a stylish day at work, these dresses will be lifesavers in the coming months.

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© Straight-Cut Dresses
– Courréges
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© Straight-Cut Dresses
– Peter Do

With these suggestions, fashion enthusiasts can navigate in the latest trends and enhance their unique style. From elegant straight-cut dresses to sleek monochromatic looks, the inspiration is endless. Your brand can leverage these trends to create innovative designs, while maintaining the brand’s essence.

Remember that trends offer opportunities to incorporate bold pieces into wardrobes, but avoid falling into consumerism. Ecovest has a sustainable approach, helping you create high-quality pieces that transcend the fall and winter trends.

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