SPRING 2024 TRENDS

 

Each season brings evergreen confirmations and new trends with it, which - catwalk after catwalk - earn their space among the must-haves of the moment. This Spring 2024 is no exception either: let's find out together which trends are not to be missed.

 

Denim

A timeless trend, denim confirms itself as a winning choice for this Spring 2024, to be used on clothing, but also on shoes and bags. Some brands, like Celine, opt for mini dresses in total denim, characterized by contrasting stitching and gold-tone buttons, but there are also shirts and jeans (see Fendi and Balenciaga), which stand out for their jacquard motifs and washed-out washings. Gucci, on the other hand, offers denim sandals with embroidered details, perfect to show off during Spring/Summer.

 

Ballerine

Back in vogue thanks to the balletcore trend, which introduces typical ballet elements into fashion, ballet flats are undoubtedly the must-have shoes of this season. There are those who prefer them in a romantic and super sparkly version, like Mach & Mach with its heart-shaped crystals studded Audrey, or Jimmy Choo with the Bing Flat, entirely made of glitter fabric. For those looking for a more minimalist model, however, the perfect solution lies in the Nour ballet flats by Saint Laurent.

 

Tote bag

Spacious, practical and super cool: tote bags are the star bags of this season, perfect to keep all your essentials. Which are the ones to focus on? First of all the canvas ones, among the most popular and versatile, such as the Rive Gauche by Saint Laurent or the Logo Bag by Stella McCartney. For those who prefer leather models, however, the choice falls on the Park Tote Three by The Row, a true triumph of minimalism.

 

Slipper

This season’s watchword is comfort, even when it comes to shoes. Here, then, among the essential footwear of this spring we find slippers, to be worn together with outfits with a casual flavour. From Birkenstock's classic Boston sandals to Balenciaga's Sunday Molded mules, an ever-increasing number of brands has decided to focus on this category, including Autry, which launched its first model halfway between sneakers and slippers.