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GO OUTSIDE
For AW24, FENDI headed to the highlands for a spot of shooting, hunting, and fishing – all inspired by HRH Princess Anne, and featuring durable waxed jackets, prim pleated skirts and, of course, an array of sensible knits.
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WATERSPORTS
Swimming caps at the office? Sounds silly? Not at all at PRADA, where it became a new take on easy, everyday gym-to-office wear from the Mrs Prada and Raf Simons school of perversion.
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THE GREATEST DANCER
Inspired by the iconic ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev, the DIOR collection featured ballet slippers, jewelled embellishment, and dance-rehearsal layering – all whilst feeling totally wearable.
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AN ENGLISH ROSE IN PARIS
Making her Paris debut, London-native MARTINE ROSE knows how to disrupt, and her AW24 show was suitably chaotic. Look to her to teach you how to perfectly pair slouchy sportswear and fine tailoring.
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SUNGLASSES AT NIGHT
A new, darker, grittier GUCCI is the order of the day: clean block colour palettes and sharp tailoring, mixed with nods to the gym with sports duffle bags and backpacks.
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GO WEST
At LOUIS VUITTON, Pharrell may have taken us way out to the Wild West, but it was the monogram shell-suits that got our attention.
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COAT CHECK
The GIVENCHY design team flexed their outerwear muscles: oversized, shrunken, long-line, cropped. You want classic? They did it. You need a fur covered in cat embroidery? Of course they did that too.
FULLY LOADED
No one does luxury like HERMÈS, and for AW24 we got a full wardrobe including sports jackets, half zip rain coats, and expertly cut leather trousers.
