I've Done the Research—These Trending Prints Will Be Everywhere in 2024
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Courtesy of Louis Vuitton; Alberta Ferretti/Marco Mantovani; Philip Lim
Style Notes: So long breton stripes, hello vertical lines. Just kidding—we'll always have a space for Parisian stripes in our wardrobes. But for now, our attention is firmly focused this elongating take, championed by Louis Vuitton and Philip Lim.
The perfect springtime dress to invest in now (before it sells out).
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Courtesy of MSGM; Balmain/Filippo Fior; Ik Aldama/Cinq à Sept; Emilia Wickstead/Daniele OberrauchStyle Notes: Punchy monochrome florals with a hand-drawn feel were seen all over SS24 runways, either styled simply with black and white or with a splash of red in the mix. This is a print you can wear whatever the season.
You could also style these separately with sneakers and a T-shirt.
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Courtesy of Balmain/Filippo Fior; Carolina Herrera; Stella McCartneyStyle Notes: For this next trend, we're taking it back to basics with the timeless polka dot. Vintage enthusiasts will no doubt be glad to see this ’50s favourite back in the spotlight, adorning some of the season's simpler blouses and dresses.
You'll get so much wear out of this skirt on dressier occasions.
Wear with knee-high boots now and ballet flats when the weather warms.
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Courtesy of Ulla Johnson/Filippo Fior; Ahluwalia; Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood; VersaceStyle Notes: Diamonds are forever, and we think this geometric print has serious staying power. The harlequin motif, embraced by Versace and Vivienne Westwood, gives every piece a playful feel without being showy. What better way to start a new year than in a fun, frivolous outfit?
Ganni's knitwear is irresistably cosy—and cheerful, too.
Tie this around your neck or the strap of your handbag.
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Courtesy of Bottega Veneta; Helmstedt; Y Project; Ashlyn SoStyle Notes: Curved lines feature prominently in SS24 collections, either in an abstract fashion or explicitly, like on Bottega Veneta's red-and-cream knitted dress. You could create a really interesting print-clash look around this trending pattern; perhaps paired with micro checks or stripes.
The wavy lines are subtle, but eagle-eyed fashion fans will know which trend you're nodding to.
