Trends

The ‘latte dressing’ trend first emerged on the streets of New York during fashion month and soon made its way to the runways of New York, Europe and São Paulo, with Australian designers following suit.

For Fall/Winter 2024, high fashion brands and designers have integrated bows into their garments, using them as striking ornaments rather than simple trimmings.

Burnt oranges act as a bold statement wash, infusing pieces with a subtle yet radiant sheen.

For the upcoming season, designers have embraced pale pink hues in both statement pieces and understated ensembles, characterised by a wide variety of styles and interpretations.

Bermuda shorts emerged as a standout piece across designer collections on the S/S ’24 runways presented in a wide range of interpretations.

Zabella’s Spring/Summer 2024 collection brings forth the seamless fusion of elegance and contemporary flair.

The trend for preppy attire has continued on the Fall/Winter 2024 runways, building a dominant presence that has kept it consistently relevant in recent years.

On the Fall/Winter 2024 runways, designers and brands showcased unique interpretations of pastel colours highlighted with texture, defining contemporary elegance.

No longer associated with dreary weather and a monotonous mood, in 2024, greys are more likely to evoke images of the Spring runway shows of fashion powerhouses like Prada, Gucci and Victoria Beckham.