Sol Ruca Vertical Name Shirt

As I said earlier, skirts are big news for 2024, Sol Ruca Vertical Name Shirt but the most predominant style on the runway was the one that almost wasn’t there at all. “Call me controversial, but if you’re going to wear a skirt in 2024, make sure it’s see-through,” says Rhys-Evans. “Midi, maxi, sheer or sequin; whatever the iteration, the transparent trend embraces the body and has captured my heart. In summer, do it with baby tees and ballet flats, and on cooler, transitional days, opt for knee-high boots, a cosy cashmere knit and perhaps tights (go for a pastel colour or ivory instead of black). Tights or no tights though, just be sure you’re wearing your nice knickers that day.” “For the person looking to reveal a little leg in a more understated way [that’ll be me], I love the flirty sheer skirt, demonstrated brilliantly at Carven under Louise Trotter’s new creative direction,” says Page. “Following Fashion Month searches for sheer skirts increased by 35%.”. “With sheer fabrics making a statement for S/S 24, Alaïa’s latex pencil skirt in a smokey, neutral tone is a great example of how to style the trend in a feminine but modern way, celebrating the female form. I personally love the versatility of a sheer skirt; it’s a perfect evening look and can be styled in a less overtly and obviously sexy way,” adds Wiggins. For me, this runway moment felt especially empowering, and designers did an exquisite job of showcasing the various ways in which anyone can wear the trend. Of course, they work well for evenings out, but anyone who’s prepared to wear a completely sheer skirt to run errands will forever be a hero in my book.

Sol Ruca Vertical Name Shirt

Whilst Dior was largely black and white as usual, the rest of Paris really went out with most outfits bearing a real pop of colour. Sol Ruca Vertical Name Shirt How wonderful! Normally we look forward to colourful Spring/Summer seasons but it looks as though Winter 24/25 will also be a colourful one. Of course there was still plenty of black and white out there on the streets. Surprisingly Paris was not as suited as usual. The suit is still a great staple to have but the streets saw fashionistas largely concentrating on creative outfits in favour of the regular suit. Standard blazers often being replaced by colourful bomber style jackets or cutely cropped vegan leather jackets. One could almost say that a Courrèges jacket is this seasons fashionista’s must have. On the jewellery front interesting choker style necklaces are making a comeback. Even simply wearing a silk rose around your neck is a great statement. OMG that reminds me of pictures from the 1920’s. When it comes to earrings, jewellery designers are counting on us all having more than one piercing – Dior included. At some stage I felt like every second woman was wearing the Alberta Ferretti Asymmetric Creolen earrings. A newish trend for rings is to wear them at knuckle level. Personally I think it looks great but would be too afraid of loosing mine to follow this trend. Colourful boots, the new trouser boot, designer Mary Jane ballerinas and fancy sneakers are the hot trends when it comes to footwear. The oversized gingham pattern is making a comeback and there were plenty of shorter furry jackets to be seen.