Quiet Luxury Staples by Moon River
Dress and separates in neutral color ways.
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Fuchsia Metallic Faux Leather Jacket by L’Atiste
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal “Priscilla,” a Sofia Coppola feature film slated for release in October, will explore the life of Priscilla Presley and her life with former husband Elvis Presley.
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Metallic Bustier and Pants by Hot & Delicious
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal Metallic pants, jackets and skirts, for example, seemed to pull influence from the King of Rock and Roll’s dramatic stage presence.
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Romantic Ruffled Dress by ASTR
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal Bridgerton, a fictional series set in the Regency era in England, along with the release of its spinoff series earlier this spring, has led to a continuation of cottage core and a more romantic, ruffled iteration of the trend.
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Cottage Core Continues
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal Meanwhile, “Napoleon,” based on the life of French military commander and political leader Napoleon Bonaparte, will be released in November.
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Floral Off-Shoulder Dress by Z Supply
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal The movie, starring Joaquin Phoenix and will depict his relationship with Empress Joséphine, played by Vanessa Kirby.
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Pink Dress with Scalloped Neckline
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal The movie’s early 19th century costumes will feature empire waisted dresses and balloon sleeves—both trends on display in Magic and Project.
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Knits and Crochets by MUMU
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal Dresses and separates in sheer knits and crochet were prevalent across both show halls.
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Raffia Tote by Dolce Vita
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal The movement represents a “huge” movement for spring, Helfman said.
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Crocheted Set by Miss Me
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal The trend in apparel will be complemented by similar motifs in footwear and accessories, like platform sandals with macrame details or raffia totes.
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Platform Sandals by Dolce Vita
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal Raffia details were present across footwear and accessories.
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Long Duster Vest by Crescent
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal Another buzzy trend—“quiet luxury”—will continue on in 2024, embodying an understated sophistication devoid of prominent branding.
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Knit Set by ASTR
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal In mass market apparel, it will manifest in “slouchy, comfortable trousers and blazers,” and other soft-yet-structured looks, all in a palette of whites, creams and tans, Helfman said.
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Linen Vest by Deluc
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal Bendoni pointed to the highly anticipated return of designer Phoebe Philo, former creative director of Celine and Chloe, as a key influence.
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Mesh Flats by Artisan Crafted by Zigi
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal The high-fashion influence will continue across the footwear space, most notably with the return of flats, Helfman said.
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Mesh Flats by 42 Gold
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal Bottega Veneta’s stretch ballerina flat, which features a fishing net-like mesh upper, has served as the prime inspiration.
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Square-Toe Flats by Dolce Vita
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal Brands at Project showcased flats in mesh and lace, which “go along with the sheer fabrics and different knits that are happening in apparel,” Helfman said, along with patent leather and metallic silhouettes with both round and square toes, mostly in neutral color ways.
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Patent Flat by Seychelles
Image Credit: Kate Nishimura / Sourcing Journal Maryjane styles with ties and ankle straps added visual interest to the styles.