The spring 2024 street style trend report says dressing like a Polly Pocket and a Miu Miu librarian is in.
The spring 2024 ready-to-wear season was characterized by unpredictable weather , which impacted the season’s street style trends. But luckily for us, showgoers will always dress to the nines no matter the temperatures. Some trends reflect atmospheric needs, like the cardigan tied over the shoulders or the shopping-bag capes that attempted to protect actual leather goods. In contrast, others felt like they reflected a specific moment in time, like the green-and-pink Polly Pocket look.
The Polly Pocket Look This season’s color-blocking trend included Barbie pink and a zesty green reminiscent of our favorite 2000s cartoon show The Fairly Odd Parents. See-Through Moments Give a sneak peek at your lingerie or tights with a sheer skirt. Wear What You Feel For the Moschino spring show, Katie Grand found inspiration in the brand’s vintage slogans and our street stylers wore their feelings on their tees.
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