The top 5 trends from the AW24 Marc Cain show
A windy evening in Germany is met with the sequined and star-studded fashion crowd for Marc Cain’s AW24 show for Berlin Fashion Week. From fashionable fur’s and mood boosting hues to a nod to Parisian and English inspirations, here is a roundup of the top trends for September 2024 and beyond.
English Heritage
Following on from where Miu Miu left off, inspirations from the landed gentry of old school Britannia remain in the 2024 collection from Autumn/Winter. From heritage checks to thick set tweed, knee high socks and librarian specs, it's Marc Cain's turn to put their stamp on this classic trend.
Crayola Colours
When the darker days descend again come October, this does not mean we must bid farewell to the all things colour. Marc Cain embraces mood-boosting hues for A/W24 with head-to-toe Crayola coloured suiting in block yellow, green purple and orange.
Forever Fur
The Mob wife trend may take a hiatus during our summer season but Marc Cain shows us that fur coats are more than just a fad. This grown up trend reaches new lux levels when styled with a neutral colour scheme and equally opulent accessories of leather or crystal.
The New Neutral
You may have heard that leopard print has been coined "the new neutral", as we start styling animal printed jeans with fresh white tees with pops of red, purple or blue. However, come winter 24' this print will prevail when paired with warm wardrobe essentials like crisp shirts and cashmere knits for a high-low balance with everyday appeal.
Masculine Tailoring with Feminine Twists
For winter dressing that packs a punch, A/W will inspire us to get creative with contrasting masculine tailoring such as an oversized blazers with feminine silhouettes, pussy bow blouses, sheer mesh for understated elegance.
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