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We all thought that this year would be about trouser suits, but they turned out to be a bit of a red herring. The real on-the-ground chic-work-dressing story of 2023 has been proper trousers (think pleats at the front, and belt loops) with a shirt (not a blouse). Women haven?t really had an office uniform since the shift dress went all Fox newsreader, so I for one am very much here for the rise of a practical, contemporary way to dress for work.
Then comes the minidress. At Chanel, Miu Miu, and Versace, the garment adopts a deceptively wise sixties-inspired style. Conversely, designer John Galliano at Maison Margiela offers an effective punkish and baroque minidress, while Andreadamo introduces the piece in a range of nude drapes. This Fashion Week, the Marni, Missoni, and Dsquared2 shows bet on a more-than-mini dress, which already signals next summer?s viral trend.
Hot pants couldn?t be hotter in 2024, as evidenced by the dozens of models sporting them down the runways of a multitude of high fashion brands. Maybe it?s part of the balletcore aesthetic, or maybe everyone has just secretly been doing their leg workouts and wants to show them off. Whatever the reason, this trend will be the most noticeable new silhouette of the year.
Every few years, a shift in the menswear zeitgeist propels a new capital of cool to the fore. Few cities have more mojo right now than Seoul, where labels young and old are busy establishing the thrumming South Korean metropolis as a buzzy epicenter of hyper-tasteful, surprisingly affordable clothes. Thanks to the endless sprawl of today’s e-comm landscape, the best and brightest of Korea’s crackling menswear scene are just a few clicks way. Stock up now?or book a ticket soon?before your Instagram nemesis beats you to it. ?Avidan Grossman
Not to coast off of Sam’s brutalist prediction of dark-n-dour suiting, but I know where he’s coming from. It’s been a tiring few years trying to pattern-smash and color-clash and ramp up the volume on every single outfit. We’re already seeing a red carpet revival of that fabled NYC fashion trope, the all-black outfit, and I think it’s only going to gain more steam in 2024?both as a reactive pendulum swing, and as a sigh of relief. In a menswear moment that prizes shape and silhouette, it’s easier than ever to go head-to-toe ebony without feeling short on surprise and delight. If you need inspo, just tape up this photo of Natalie Portman, Charles Melton, and Julianne Moore going in three different, extremely imitable directions. ?Jon Wilde
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