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Models ? a ?school of ravens,? as Browne?s show notes described them ? walked through a field seemingly covered in subtly-fragrant white ash powder representing snow; a model wearing a 30-foot-tall puffer jacket stood throughout, as if a tree. The collection dissected traditional black tie tailoring with layering and ?cinched? proportions; grungy elements like distressed leather jackets were juxtaposed with formal corsetry and, on occasion, floral notes. Textures throughout were rich, slick and sinuous.
Ignite your style with the fiery passion of red, the standout accessories trend for SS4. Infuse your look with the vibrant energy of this striking hue. From sultry shades reminiscent of chilli to bold and timeless tomato red, make a statement with this powerful lour. Embraced by cult brands such as Marc Jacobs and Vivienne Westwood, let your accessories pop with the bold and sizzling charm of red.
Lightness was a theme stated in many spring/summer 2024 collection show notes, like Missoni, which featured a multitude of white and pastel sheer looks. The lightness of material and attitude was certainly evident, but the color palettes designers chose also played a role. Many designers opted for all-white looks, some crisp and minimalist, and others springy and playful.
We have seen sustainable fashion becoming increasingly popular over the years and we know that this will be here to stay in 2024. Keep an eye out for brands that use sustainable fabrics and don?t be afraid to dip into the world of of vintage clothing.
Beyond luxury, growth of 2 to 4 percent is predicted for the year ahead, in line with the probable outcome in 2023. The European market will likely expand by just 1 to 3 percent, compared with 5 percent in the first half of 2023 and 1 to 3 percent in the second half. Slumping consumer confidence and declining household savings are expected to be the most probable causes of restrained spending. In the United States, nonluxury sector growth of 0 to 2 percent is forecast. And China is expected to be similarly challenged amid 4 to 6 percent growth, which is a slight uptick from the end of 2023 but slow when considered on a historical basis.
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