10 main fashion trends of next year that you need to know now

2023 is coming to an end, which means it’s time to not only evaluate the last 12 months, but also think about the near future. At least in the context of fashion. Today we decide what we will wear in 2024.

Babydoll style, micro lengths and ’90s aesthetics will return to the fashion scene next year. Gray and sky blue, tassel, metallic and utilitarian will also be at the peak of popularity. But first things first.

We have collected ten main trends in a single material to enter the new year fully prepared. Shall we begin?

Length micro

New season – new fashionable length. While last summer all the attention was focused on mini skirts, this season the opposite trend, maxi lengths, also came to the fore. Next year, designers and influencers invite us to test everything related to the word “micro”. We saw extremely short shorts, skirts and dresses in the fashion shows of the spring-summer collections. It is recommended to wear it with a long coat, trench coat, boots and feminine shoes.

Femininity

Designers seem to be hinting with these images that it’s time to step up your femininity because this will be the trend next season. In 2024, you should pay attention to fitted jackets, silhouette dresses, pencil skirts and three-piece suits. But the shapeless large body and deliberate masculinity are gradually fading into the background.

1990

The flamboyant 2000s were replaced by the modest 90s. In the next season, the design workshop recommends abandoning flashy logos and relying on intellectual minimalism. Check out looks from shows at Helmut Lang, 3.1 Phillip Lim, 16Arlington and The Row.

Benefit

Recently, designers are increasingly experimenting with pockets and promoting the principles of utilitarianism in their collections. A year ago, the spotlight was on baggy cargo pants, but now the pockets have shifted to jackets, shirts and even skirts.

metallic

This is not the first season that glossy publications write about the popularity of metallics. However, the trend will not lose strength; On the contrary, the demand for shiny things is increasing. For this we thank the design workshop run by the creative directors of Emporio Armani, Laquan Smith and Diesel.

transparent skirt

And we’re back to the open sexuality trend we’ve been talking about since last winter. 2024 Spring-Summer fashion shows once again proved that it is too early to say goodbye to transparent things. On the contrary, they are worth noting for stylish looks and special occasions. Next season, you should pay attention to transparent skirts, as in the Erdem, Coperni and Prada fashion shows.

babydoll style

Babydoll style appeared in the mid-1950s thanks to the movie “Baby Doll”, where the main character appeared before the audience in a short shirt. After the release of the picture, girls began to buy similar wardrobe items, and after a while the trend spread beyond the bedrooms. Babydoll style includes flirty dresses, romantic puffy sleeves and details such as bows, ribbons, lace and polka dots. And next season he will return to the fashion arena again. Proof of this are images from shows by Loewe, Carolina Herrera, Versace and Adeam.

sky blue

If the entire fashion community is currently obsessed with the color red, sky blue will be at the forefront next season. Creative directors of Prada, Gucci, Akris, Fendi, Proenza Schouler and many other brands rely on this airy hue.

Grey

One of this year’s dominant aesthetics is the office core. The design atelier began to thoroughly rethink the business style, and fashion influencers and stylists began to wear formal jackets, midi skirts, cardigans and suit vests with pleasure. They choose the trendy gray color from the color palette. Moreover, a variety of shades: from slate to coal.

eaves

Another important place in the trend list was fringe for the second year. Design teams including Alberta Ferretti, Bottega Veneta (Mathieu Blasi often relies on this accent detail), Diesel, Ferragamo, Genny and Jil Sander love it. We’ve just started listing Milan Fashion Week attendees.