Vivid colours, statement pieces and positively overdramatic tops and bottoms – what more could we ask for in the upcoming season, Fall 2021. Instead of the darker tones and warmer materials of a typical wintery season, designers like Ellie Saab, Jacquemus and Christian Siriano have opted for (more than) a touch of vibrant and energetic styles that are providing us with a positive outtake on what the future holds for us, post covid. We’re here to get you prepped for those autumn months, with these carefully curated ready-to-wear trends of the season. Click and Shop these trends on-the-go!
QUEENING
It’s time to ditch those leggings and get you ready to be the ‘Belle of the Ball’. Designers like Ellie Saab and Giambattista Valli are asking you get back out there and claim your stage. Strut through to the office like the road in your runway. Afterall, who wouldn’t want to wear this stunning, black, off-the-shoulder, full-length gown with puffy sleeves by Jason Wu, or this ethereal, royal green, high-neck, silk gown with free-flowing frills by Christian Siriano. If you haven’t done so already, start booking your upcoming months with fancy dinners or even better, wear this trend to work – it’s well deserved after this isolation year!
We’ve got you sorted – take a look at our hand-picked favourites.
Prada Logo Plaque Clutch
ATTICO Halterneck Satin Gown
SWEATER WEATHER
You may be sceptical about this trend but there is nothing to fear – if Gigi and Alexa are sporting this Clueless vibe with a hint of Chandler Bing then you can too. This 00’s prep look can really shine when styled with the right accessories. Knitted, cashmere, patterned, baggy or tight, there is something for everyone. If you’re not so sure, start with a simple white shirt with a black or cream vest top paired with skinny jeans or leather trousers like Staud and Phillip Lim have presented. Experiment with the look – here’s how!
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Words by Veronica Wong Diffa, Graphics by Emily Chapillon and Millie Pollok
