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. 

_{Image Credits: Vogue Runway. Brands featured: Chloé, Valentino, Prada, Chanel, Sacai, Carolina Herrera.}

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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Digital Lavender

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As the Colour of the Year for 2023, this shade was presented on the runway in various adaptations tailored for the winter season. This delicate hue brings forth a sense of calmness and cheerfulness, making it an ideal choice to embrace during colder months.

Acids Green and Yellows

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Encapsulating vivacity, warmth, and radiance, these shades are a style statement. Colours of intense luminosity can now be worn with trousers and coats for the winter season bringing an edgy element to any outfit. These are versatile and fun options that will heat any cold look.

Pearled Ivory

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Delicate and elegant as the pearls, this colour is an invitation to embrace de coziness of the season. In monochrome looks or carefully curated garments, this shade evokes introspection and reflection during the colder months while exuding a sense of softness and sophistication.

Friar Brown

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Reminiscent of Autumn’s scenery, Brown emerges as the perfect transition from Autumn to Winter season. Evoking an earthy and natural aesthetics, this reddish-brown hue exudes finesse and lavishness. On the runway we saw it in dresses, coats, accessories, shoes, and trousers, proving the versatility of this shade.

Charcoal Grey

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With the popularity of the Quiet Luxury trend, is no surprise that a shade of grey would lead the runway. This rich tone encapsulates a sense of discreet beauty and bourgeois charm while emanating refinement. An ideal choice for both casual and formal outfits during the cold months ahead.

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Voir has compiled a list of the top hair styles from the AW23 catwalks to inspire your next look. 

 Old school braids 

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 In the ever-changing world of fashion, certain trends endure, winding their way through decades to become legendary fashion statements. Old school braids are among these timeless masterpieces, a monument to the craftsmanship and beauty that have adorned the heads of women for decades. The Heidi hairstyle, often associated with the character Heidi from literature and folklore, exudes a sense of innocence, warmth, and a connection to nature. 

Ballerina Buns

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The Ballerina Bun aesthetic is characterized by its effortless elegance. The sleek and tidy bun is a hallmark of refined beauty that appears effortlessly put together. Ryan Roche’s ballerina buns has again resurfaced in AW23 as a hairstyle you should look out for. The Ballerina Bun style elongates the neckline and attracts attention to the facial features by putting the bun high on the head, boosting the wearer’s overall elegance and poise. This is simplicity at its finest and it effortlessly does a great job. 

Black Bows

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The “Black Bows” style is an exciting blend of elegance and boldness centred on the adaptable and ageless appeal of black bows as accessories. The use of black and the beautiful bow shape produces a look that may vary from traditional to edgy, appealing to a wide range of personal styles. The Met Gala’s black bows epitomize a refined and glamorous aesthetic. Karlie Kloss accessorised her neat high ponytail with a black satin bow and she looks phenomenal in the hairdo. 

Side Part Savvy

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Whether you want a sleek and polished look or a more relaxed and natural one, the side partings hairstyle aesthetic offers limitless options. The side parting may be loosened and tousled, producing a casual stylish look that is ideal for more relaxed settings. Priyanka Chopra has done a whole glam look with this hairstyle and she is carrying it well. The asymmetry of the side parting provides aesthetic appeal to the hair and creates a focal point that sticks out. 

Wet ‘N’ Styled

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The “Wet ‘n Styled” hairdo embodies the attraction of sleekness as well as a blend of edgy and elegant aspects. This trend takes the concept of damp, glossy hair and transforms it into a fashion-forward statement that is both daring and sophisticated. The wet effect adds a modern twist to classic hairstyles, creating a juxtaposition of textures that’s both bold and chic. Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood is a good look back. 

Hair Brooches 

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A blend of vintage charm, modern sophistication, and creative flair contributes to its beauty. Hair brooches have been seen on fashion runways, showcasing how they are incorporated into high fashion and couture looks. Hair brooches can turn even the simplest hairstyles into exquisite and glamorous works of art. Even modest, delicate brooches may give a bit of glitz and refinement to your hairdo without dominating it. 

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Business Attire

 The Autumn/Winter 2023 season embraces business attire with a renewed sense of elegance and power. Precision-cut tailoring takes centre stage as designers adopt a pared-back approach, favouring clean lines and classic silhouettes. The focus lies in creating an authoritative yet refined look. The ’80s make a comeback through exaggerated shoulders and exaggerated silhouettes. Classic styles, like plain black suits, blazers, pencil skirts, and shirts, are elevated with subtle twists, while the black tie captures timeless sophistication as well as embracing a modern edge.

Bows

The ballet core trend gets its fashion treatment showcasing ribbons delicately positioned to evoke an air of grace and charm. From mini feminine bows to XXL, they emerge as a key embellishment, adorning tops, dresses, bags, and shoes. In different materials like satin and vinyl, they are as elegant as avant-garde and capable of elevating any ensemble to its fullest potential.

Tartan

This timeless pattern, traditional from Scotland, and then adopted by Punk subcultures, undergoes a reinvention this season with a strikingly vibrant colour palette. Unconventional colour combinations imbue a contemporary flair into the traditional design. Displayed across diverse garments such as capes, oversized coats, tube skirts, and necklaces, the tartan trend harmonizes tradition with modernity, presenting a rejuvenated approach to a timeless motif.

Black Lace

Sensuality and femininity take the lead this Autumn-Winter season. Black lace emerges as a key trend, portraying an edgy yet refined aesthetic. Whether adorning full dresses or adding delicate accents, for evening elegance or casual chic, this trend seamlessly blends the classic with the avant-garde, delivering sophistication at its core.

Florals

 Florals? For Autumn? Groundbreaking! Gothic Florals? Even better! Neither girly nor romantic; they emanate a gothic aura with moody-hued blooms juxtaposed against deep colours such as black or charcoal grey. This fresh interpretation of Spring florals draws inspiration from grey skies and long nights, presenting a poetic and subtly darker allure.

Feathers

Feathers were recurrent in collections, adding glamour and opulence to various ensembles. This dramatic trend surprisingly finds its place in both minimalistic garments and extravagant dresses and coats, showcasing its remarkable versatility. Ranging from playful ornamentation to flamboyant aesthetics, this trend imbues looks with an opulent dimension and a creative twist.

Sheer Fabrics

Not entirely certain if it’s the most fitting choice for wintertime, but sheer fabrics have endured for quite some time, emerging as the quintessential indoor “wow” element. Creating an intriguing play of opacity and transparency, this trend is sexy and combined with the right accessories is sophisticated and elegant.

Christmas Red

Head-to-toe red ensembles take the spotlight this season. Evoking memories of Christmas time, this shade is poised to establish itself as a holiday essential. Bold, chic, and audacious, a complete red outfit makes a statement of individuality and confidence.

Metallics

As every year, metallic hues are summoned for the holiday season. Perhaps it’s their resemblance to Christmas lights or the backdrop of dark winter nights, but the realm of fashion remains unwilling to let it go. Nevertheless, every season witnesses the reinvention of this trend, offering a fresh perspective on the holiday wardrobe. Traditionally dominated by gold, this year, silver takes centre stage as a prominent metallic shade. It is characterised by high shine finishes that introduce a touch of opulence. Glittering sequins, molten lamé fabrics, and plush metallic coats infuse a sense of glamour into the festive season.

Black And Whites

This classic combination exudes timeless elegance, providing a versatile canvas for an array of styles and aesthetics. Infusing a sense of refinement and sophistication, this trend harmonises with the season’s pursuit of understated yet luxurious looks.

_{Written By Carolina Benjumea}

^{Header Image By Mia Washbrook}

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They are an investment for our wardrobes this year as every brand has them featured in their recent collections ready for us to parade the pavements in. Here are how are favourite influencers are styling this look and the top boots at the moment. 

Leonie Hanne

Leonie Hanne is winter ready with these timeless Khaite tall leather boots with a kitten heel for an elegant touch. Styled with an oversized bubble gum pink knitted jumper and a leather skirt for a cosy yet glam look. It’s the perfect daytime attire for this season with the oversized trend we all love but the boots adding a feminine touch and elevating the outfit from basic to chic. The slight heel also makes it the faultless transitional shoe from daytime to evening. 

£ 1020

Khaite 50mm Davis Leather Tall Boots

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£ 60

Monki Vegan Knee-High Boots

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£ 169

Zara Leather Kitten-Heel Boots

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Olivia Culpo 

Olivia Culpo wowed us with this unmissable neutral look with an extreme high waisted paper bag skirt paired with a basic racer neck top, and completing the outfit are the striking Paris Texas camel boots. The pointed toe adds a delicate touch alongside the slim stiletto heel for those more formal events. The beige tones are perfect for this season and the colour can be paired with any outfit, so you are winter ready. 

£ 560

Paris Texas Tan Lizard-Effect Leather Knee-High Boots

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£ 96.95

NA-KD Beige Leather Knee High Boots

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£ 130

Office Kurtsey Square Toe Dressy Boots Camel Leather

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Our boot envy from Olivia Culpo does not stop there, as she shows off another outfit featuring a nude colour palette with the on-trend welly style which is being seen everywhere at the moment. It’s exactly what our outfits need for a casual yet classy look ready to storm the streets in this winter. The chunky sole and tonal stitching is everything we love for this season and paired with an oversized shirt and knitted vest for that sophisticated but playful look. 

£ 480

Gia Couture x Pernille Teisbaek Perni 07 Leather Boots

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£ 55.99

Zara Rubberised Flat Boots

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£ 79.99

Public Desire Genius Tan Knee High Chunky Sole Boots

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Ellie Joslin

Ellie Joslin also rocked the welly style boot in an off-white shade for a distinct look. Paired with a floor length, stone coloured trench for a standout and classy look. The ecru tones make them a versatile addition to the wardrobe and can be styled in a range of ways to achieve a variety of looks. 

£ 313

Paloma Barceló Leather Knee-High Boots

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£ 45

ASOS DESIGN Cora Chunky Knee Boots In Off-White

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£ 175

Steve Madden Mana Bone Leather

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Dua Lipa

Dua Lipa never fails to serve us with ultimate fashion inspiration so when it comes to the knee-high trend it was no surprise she aced the boot game. She made a bold statement with these Miu Miu chain-detail lace-up boots for an edgy and daring look. They are the focal point of any outfit and with the buckle fastening and silver chain aesthetic adding to the fashionable grungy, streetstyle look. 

£ 1700

Miu Miu Chain-Detail Lace-Up Boots

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£ 99.99

Public Desire Hype Black PU Lace Up Chunky Sole Knee High Boots

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£ 115

Urban Outfitters ASRA Kojo Knee High Black Boots

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Kylie Jenner

Kylie Jenner stole the show with these patent red boots which cannot go unnoticed. The extreme pop of colour is what we are loving this season as the vivid red is guaranteed to brighten up any outfit alongside the patent material for a dazzling, statement look. The heel also makes it perfect for those nights out ready to strut out onto the dance floor. 

£ 99.99

Ego Skye Pointed Toe Stiletto Heel Over The Knee Thigh High Long Boot In Red Patent

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£ 225

DuoBoots Freya Red Leather Knee High Boot

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£ 930

Prada Patent Leather Boots

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Hailey Bieber 

Hailey Bieber glistened on our news feed in these fish net crystal knee high boots which are the ultimate going out shoe. Hailey paired them with a low cut, oversized blazer for that smart, sexy look with the shimmering detailing of the boots gliding down her leg. With Christmas creeping round the corner, they are perfect for the season to make a sparkling appearance at the upcoming festive celebrations. 

£ 2929

Le Silla Eva 120mm Crystal Thigh-High Boots

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£ 295

Dune London Sacramentie – Black Embellished Mesh Stretch Over The Knee Boots

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Perrie Sian

Perrie Sian created a luxury look with these Pull and Bear boots paired with a midi cardigan and cream leather shorts. The boots feature a square toe with a flared block heel for a more unique and complex look. The vanilla colour makes them easy to wear and the thick heel offers that extra bit of comfort. 

£ 59.99

Pull & Bear High-Heel Boots With Square Toe

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£ 60

Monki Knee-High Boots

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£ 99

Warehouse Square Toe Knee High Boot

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Words By Josie Cooke

_{Photo Credit: Hailey Bieber Instagram}

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The Gossip Girl Reboot has finally landed in the UK! Now available to watch on BBC iPlayer, the show is giving us major inspiration for our autumn wardrobes. Eric Daman, the original costume designer and stylist of Gossip Girl, has returned to update the cast’s style for gen-z. Expect the classic uniforms to reemerge for Autumn and Winter, along with a few more updated garments from the reboot.

Preppy Knitwear

The preppy, private school uniform is a Gossip Girl staple. Autumn is back to school season so expect loose button-down shirts, Chanel-inspired skirt suits, and oversized jumper dresses. Audrey Hope, played by Emily Alyn Lind, is typically seen in an oversized knit, paired with tights or a mini skirt. The sweater vest trend has dipped in and out of fashion but will certainly be returning, along with oversized cardigans and baggy jumpers as the weather gets colder.

£ 175

GANT Varsity Cardigan

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£ 725

MIU MIU Puff-sleeve cotton-poplin shirt

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£ 560

MIU MIU Virgin wool miniskirt

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£ 9.99

Caprilite Plain Black Scarf Thin and Silky

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£ 610

PRADA Suede loafer pumps

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Layering

It girl, Julien Calloway (played by Jordan Alexander) has a practical style of comfortable and casual athleisure for everyday wear. Her androgynous outfits are a mixture of varsity jackets, classic beige trench coats, biker shorts, and croc boots. Julien’s wardrobe is practical, meaning her layered looks are perfect inspiration during bad weather – follow her layering of hoodies and jumpers, with an oversized warm coat and knee-high boots for an instantly chic look.

£ 1605

Saint Laurent Teddy bomber jacket

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£ 80

Weekday Cassidy Trench Coat

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£ 27.99

Zara High Waist Bermuda Shorts

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£ 540

Paris Texas crocodile-effect boots

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£ 120

Envelope1976 chunky knit jumper

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Mini Skirts

Mean girls, Luna La (portrayed by Zion Moreno) and Monet de Haan (portrayed by Savannah Smith), adopt classic 90s, high fashion silhouettes from their vast collections of mini skirts. Rather than wear an awkward pleated school skirt, mini skirts and tennis skorts are the uniform aesthetic in Gossip Girl. Mini skirts are certainly not just for summer – follow Monet’s looks by pairing a black skort or pinstripe mini with turtlenecks, matching blazers and cute accessories, like berets or mini bags.

£ 630

ALAÏA High-rise cotton skort

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£ 850

Prada A-line mini skirt

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£ 660

Saint Laurent pinstriped mini skirt

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£ 240

Charles Jeffrey Loverboy Tamashana safety pin beret

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£ 1440

PRADA Cleo Small leather shoulder bag

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Formal Dresses

The array of soirées and parties attended by the Gossip Girl characters provides evening and formal wear inspiration. Contrasting to the oversized preppy uniforms, the character’s partywear is tight, shimmering, and made of bodycon fabrics. The dresses typically are either a long, extravagant black gown or a bold-patterned, colourful midi dress. After a year without dressing up, remember you can’t go wrong with a little black dress, but if you are feeling bolder find inspiration in Zoya’s orange sequined dress, or Luna’s high-low ruffled, floral gown.

£ 780

ALEX PERRY Addilyn sequined crepe midi dress

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£ 388

Wolf & Badger Greta Outer Space Dress

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£ 4700

DOLCE & GABBANA Flocked polka-dot tulle gown

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£ 1160

PACO RABANNE Floral printed midi dress

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£ 210

SELF-PORTRAIT Embellished one-shoulder minidress

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The styling of Gossip Girl is beloved and nostalgic for many. As the reboot is now in the UK, expect a revival of the iconic preppy uniforms for Autumn/Winter, along with a few bolder choices thanks to the renewed styling for a gen-z cast.

Words by Caitlin Sahin

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The accessory trends for this season have swept us off our feet, so here is a lowdown of our favorites that triumphed in the catwalk shows ready to feature in your fall wardrobes!

Every Autumn/Winter sparks that deja vu feeling when our hearts are stolen yet again by a pair of boots, and for this season we cannot resist the revamp of the classic wellie. No longer a boot longing for a muddy country walk, this style is now a highly versatile wardrobe addition suited to almost every daytime look. Prada embraced the trend with pastel shades and a warm lining for the winter, while Bottega Veneta opted for a more statement style with vibrant colour. Versace offered a range of wellie styles: the classic, the popular sock boot, and even a pair with heels!

Versace, Bottega Veneta, A/W2020 collection courtesy of Vogue

We are not strangers to thigh high and baggy boots which appeared amidst the collections of Roksanda, Saint Laurent and Balmain. Roksanda’s coordinated approach was one of our favourites offering slouched boots that expanded around the leg and harmonised with the Brand’s voluminous collection.

If you cannot justify that new pair of boots, perhaps a new pair of heels will win your heart. The trends for this season are seeing that nostalgic return to the platform and kitten heel, and a mixture of both the pointed and square toe style. The kitten heel, as seen at Marc Jacobs paired with cute ankle socks, is proving a great option for a more subtle and comfortable look.

Fendi and Jacquemus A/W2020 Collection courtesy. of Vogue

Bags form a crucial part of every outfit and are a staple accessory. If this season’s fringe trend caught your eye than an accompanying bag is sure to enhance the ensemble. Rochas shimmery fringed bag will compliment a special evening look, while Bottega Veneta’s oversized clutch with long fringing is a stylish staple. Geometric shaped bags were prominent on the catwalk along with the oversized versus the miniature. Fendi’s gigantic shopper was unmissable while Jacquemus’ miniature bag may have required a second look. Water bottle carriers were also a unique take on bags this season with Chloe, Coach and Marine Serre; a trendy option encouraging healthy hydration and bottle reuse.

A statement accessory never fails to punctuate a confident outfit, and for Autumn/Winter 2020 jewellry is going up a level – and it’s far from subtle. Chunky chains of both silver and gold were seen amongst earrings and necklaces. At Moschino, the chained look was taken further with an unexpected layering of pearls: a daring combination that inexplicably seemed to work!

Moschino Autumn/Winter 2020 Collection courtesy of Vogue

Proving itself an unrelenting force this season, fringing even worked its way across jewellery; this time with a touch of extravagance that we cannot help but admire. Paco Rabanne is one of our favourites utilizing the look with beautiful headpieces dangling across the face with embellishments of silver and gold. Area similarly opted for an indulgent headpiece, with gleaming silver studs enveloping the head and neck.

For a season that so openly calls for extravagance, why not trade in your woolly winter warmers for a suave opera glove; a standout accessory that entwined its way across the Autumn/Winter collections. At Balmain, longline gloves were paired with striking gowns (think Marilyn Monroe ‘Diamonds are a girl’s best friend’ style). Fendi coalesced the trend with more casual attire, as seen with midi skirts and dresses. We love how the opera glove brings that touch of elegance to the season that is sure to brighten up a Winter’s day.

Words by Brooke Savino

Graphics by Georgia Walters

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Days are getting shorter and the new season is fast approaching. For AW19, there’s a plethora of trends to navigate, meaning there’s something for everyone from the minimalist to the statement-maker, from paintbox brights and gelato hues to shades of beige and dark, romantic florals.

If you’ve not yet heard of the trend coined by Man Repeller’s Fashion Director Harling Ross, you’re in for a treat this autumn. While shades of Gen Z yellow are recurring summer favourites thanks to their mood-lifting power and association with joy and clarity, buttery hues are the palette to go for this season. A fresh and sugary yet humble addition to a minimalistic wardrobe, dress head-to-toe in pale yellow hues to achieve the covetable look. Alternatively, autumnal shades of golden marigold yellow add a splash of saturated colour to winter wardrobes.

Dark Florals

Florals for springs might be a celebrated wardrobe staple, but for autumn, romantic floral prints on black silhouettes offer a nostalgic, 40-inspired vintage feel. Far removed from dainty pastel summer styles, roses splashed on black dresses and florals embroidered onto outerwear pieces channel elevated grunge-meets-elegance.

Power Shoulders

The AW19 trend landscape is a game of two halves, with minimalist neutrals and toned- down dressing contrasting OTT wardrobe drama and overstated styles. Bold shoulders are full of overwhelming, maximalist detail, and an ability to send a multitude of sartorial messages, channelling both ultra-femininity and confidence with attention-grabbing silhouettes. Boxy shapes offer an edgier look, while overstated puff sleeves effortlessly elevate any casual ensemble. Power dressing and hyper-femininity invoked in equal measures.

70s Bourgeois

The perfect source of office dressing inspiration, 70s middle-class silhouettes are making a comeback, with silk blouses, over-the-knee hemlines and classic blazers elevating bourgeois dressing from frumpy to chic. Look for sophisticated tailoring in minimalistic shades of brown and beige, and accessorise with bouclé, polished pearls and silk scarves.

Autumnal Leather

The AW catwalks saw an abundance of the finest sweet leather in autumnal shades of olive, tan and burgundy. An all-time autumnal favourite, this season leather signifies luxury and indulgence, the perfect fabric for a smooth, polished look with a win of attitude. Best worn in the form of trench coats, midi skirts or oversized mini dresses (see Ganni’s puff-sleeved lambs leather mini).

Neutral Hues

A favourite for SS19 that isn’t going anywhere, neutral colour palettes in shades ranging from camel to caramel, to stone and beige are warm, minimalistic and easy-to-wear. For autumn, layer up in tonal looks made up of varying neutral hues.

Words by Ruby McAuliffe

Graphics by Sasha Green

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