ASMR On Your Feet

The sun has set on practical footwear, and we’re embracing loud, fun shoes this autumn. Hitting runways, collections, and bustling cities alike, bold shoes are hitting the streets to remind you that September is the best time to get creative. Feathers and frills are not the typical textile for footwear, given some impracticalities, but when has that ever stopped innovation?! 

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Adding furs and feathers to shoes is a bold way to instantly elevate a look that might be lacking in interest or dimension, instead adding intrigue and a focal point that isn’t usually explored in an outfit. By drawing the eyes down to the shoes, one must take in and explore all elements of the look in harmony as the eyes travel downwards. Rather than the eyes fixating on a bold jacket which would encompass the gaze, the designer is prompting you to dig a little deeper and take in the outfit as a whole.

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So, while impractical, this fun and daring trend is a unique way to explore creative styling and demand attention. All while keeping your legs warm of course.

Extra-Long, Extra Cosy, Fuzzy Scarves

Gone are the childhood days of lying to your mother that you wore your winter scarf because it’s “not cool” and instead we’re exploring what this versatile, and practical, accessory can really do. Aside from the obvious weather -bound relevance, scarves can be an easy gateway to elevating your accessories to encompass a little more style, and this season: the bigger the better!

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This autumn, prepare to combat the cold with an extra-long, extra cosy scarf that’ll ensure both warmth and showstopping style.

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Ranging from feathered to fuzzy; oversized is the autumn style of 2024 and scarves joining this trend is an accessible way to either dress up a classic look or compliment a bolder style. Seen most often on runways in traditional autumn earth tones to keep in tone with the season, we’re loving that beauty doesn’t always equal pain, and that mother really does know best.

A Bracelet Bag

In this next autumn trend of 2024, make way for the classy older sister of the bum bag: the bracelet bag. Going hands-free on the catwalk and red carpet is just as practical as it is on the high street, and we’re all learning how we can ditch the clutch for something a little more cosmopolitan. Posing as more than an accessory, you can really make this trend your own by finding a bag that suits both your fashion and jewellery sense in a design that accentuates how many city-girls already carry their bags. 

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With styles ranging from long chains between bag and bracelet, letting the bag hang below the hand, to designs that allow the bag to neatly fit into the shape of a relaxed palm as bag and bracelet form one streamlined unit. Either way, you can’t deny the genius of the trend which marries style and functionality in a design Jane Birkin would be proud of. 

Birds Of a Feather

From Vivetta to Alexander McQueen, runways have seen models shake their tail feathers this autumn with A/W24 collections branching out into a fluffy, feathered fabric with texture reigning loud and clear. The autumn season has always been the time to experiment with layering, textures, colours, and designs, and 2024 is sticking to that tradition with the next modern twist on a classic style.

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Reminiscent of old Hollywood, the mesmerising sway of the feathers as the wearer struts creates an airy, poetic look that softens even the boldest of colours and designs, oozing femininity and fearlessness.  

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From Ginger Rogers to Chappell Roan, feathers are the epitome of versatile and instantly adapt to and portray the style you’re going for. So, whether you’re dancing on the ballroom floor, or in a Las Vegas bar, you can be sure of the fact that all eyes are on you.

Dom Dressing

Darker colours have always been seen in autumn wardrobes. But this kinky spin on the timeless classic brings a whole new vibe to a winter palette. Expertly clad in leather, chains, and attitude, wearers can find themselves dominating more than the runway this autumn in a look that is sure to send your confidence through the roof. 

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Specialising in black leathers, cut in obscure and un-traditional ways, the sexy, biker style is perfect for all body types to ensure that you feel you most bold and most importantly seen. 

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Showcasing the arms and shoulders is a classic in this genre and as the sturdiest part of us, we can see why highlighting board shoulders is the perfect accompaniment to this look, presenting a firm, calm, and controlled essence. So, will you dare to be different in this up-and-coming trend of autumn 2024 that’s not for the faint of heart? Now’s your chance.

Written By Isobel O’Connor

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Han Kjobenhavn

Han Kjobenhavn is one designer we definitely have our eyes on, and we’re not the only ones. Their collection recently was named ‘Silence’, and a lot of inspiration was taken from the founders football obsession. The brand was founded in 2008 and the show was said to have a nostalgic feel to it for a lot of the Copenhagen locals in attendance. Whist their new collection is more wearable that some of their other work, it’s still very Avant-Garde. 

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Oversized bombers, baggy trousers and so many mixes of tones and textures. Designer Wikkelsø Davidsen went on record saying “If you see my work in the past couple years, it’s silhouettes and sculpture-like expressions,” he says. “It’s about bringing those broad and artistic strokes into an everyday language.” His design style reminds us a lot of Yeezy in its prime, with the neutral colours and oversized silhoutes.

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Saks Potts

Saks Potts blew it out the park with their runway as usual. Barbara Potts and Catherine founded the brand around 10 years ago and in celebration of that, they wanted to ensure their show was intimate and felt on brand – therefore they hosted it in one of their stores with a smaller guestlist – for fashion week – of 150 people.

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The entire collection was totally 00’s Indie Sleaze inspired and we are obsessed. “For us it’s quite nostalgic because when we went to high school, it was exactly that vibe,” co-founder Barbara Potts stated. It had a bohemian vibe to it whist maintaining the key vibrant colours that we all remember from the early 2000’s. Afghan style coats, leather trousers, low slung waists and frilly feminine tops were some of our favourite parts of the collection.

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Rotate

Rotate closed Copenhagen Fashion Week on the 1^st of February and they definitely left a lasting impression. They covered the walls in draped red fabric – almost red carpet like. On top of this there were countless showstopping Red looks, which was obviously such a prominent trend last Autumn/Winter.  

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Designer Thora Valdimars noted “We kind of made it into our more sexy Rotate universe, with a nod to the ’50s,”. The show brought a sexy feminine revamp to 50’s silhouettes and the 50’s vibe has become something they really Identify with. Sheer knits, sequins, and denim, which was just entering mainstream women’s fashion at the time. The brand sought a lot of inspiration from 50’s icon Elizabeth Taylor and the end of the show included 8 wedding dressed to represent Elizbeth Taylors 8 marriages, which is pretty iconic if you ask us. We also saw loads of roses which have been surfacing on all different runways but Rotate supersized them to take up the entire chest.  

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Paolina Russo

Paolina Russo hosted her sophomore collection staged on a runway designed to look water coloured alongside holographic structures.  The looks were very Y2K kidcore with a big splash of Grunge.  It was a mix of colour explosion and natural hues. 

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The collection has been name “Cul-de-sac” which the designer explained that the collection was to give the vibe of “suburban boredom and coming-of-age rituals.” The brand has been incredibly inclusive since its founding which we are absolutely here for so hosted a range of models to represent the diversity in the population.

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Gestuz

Gestuz created a beautiful, dreamy party girl collection. They were quoted saying it was “made for the female gaze” which we second 100%. Micro shorts, sheer lace, pinstripes, sequins and everything else that we love. It’s a total NYC cool girl collection and we want one of everything.

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We are particularly obsessed with the monochromatic red looks that broke up the entourage of sophisticated greys, whites and blacks and were so on trend.

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