Melbourne Fashion Week (MFW) 2024 has come and gone, with this year's event highlighting a fusion of creativity, sustainability, and technology. From groundbreaking runway shows to glimpses of fashion’s future, here’s a look at the styles and trends that people are loving!
Monochromatic Ensembles
Monochrome looks are trending this year, with designers exploring different shades, textures, and materials within the same colour family. We saw a focus on rich jewel tones, soft pastels, and chic neutral palettes.
Jamie Azzopardi dominated Melbourne Fashion Week, showcasing an unmatched flair that truly captivated the fashion scene. Jamie wowed in a series of incredible looks, including a show-stopping pink monochrome ensemble, from Sienricher by Maison Oui. Not only did Jamie light up the runway with style, but they also hosted multiple events, further cementing their influence and legacy within the industry.
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Source: @jamieazzopardi
Necklaces: @noahthelabel
Dress: @sienricher via @maison.oui
Bag: @orangecube_au
Photo: @_ishani_b_
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Source: Elle
Photo: Long Story Short
Nostalgic Revivals
'90s minimalism and early 2000s Y2K styles are making a strong return. Sleek slip dresses, tailored blazers, and simple accessories channel the '90s’ clean and refined aesthetic. At the same time, bold Y2K staples like low-rise jeans and vibrant colors—think hot pink and lime green—bring a fun, playful twist. This blend of minimal and maximal styles offers a nostalgic yet modern vibe that’s perfect for today’s fashion landscape.
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Source: GQ
Photo: @lianahardy
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Source: Elle
Photo: Long Story Short
Bold Accessories
Oversized accessories stole the spotlight—from statement sunglasses, impressive headpieces, chunky chains, and designer bags. Vintage-inspired pieces are making a comeback, adding a touch of timeless to modern looks.
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Source: @charlene_ye_davies
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Source: GQ
Photo: @lianahardy
Gender-Neutral Collections
Gender-fluid fashion is increasingly central to the industry, reflecting the ongoing breakdown of traditional gender barriers. This trend features fluid silhouettes that adapt to various body types and bold suiting that defies conventional norms. Collections embrace both masculine and feminine elements, blending textures and colors that encourage self-expression. As a result, gender-fluid pieces are becoming essential staples, celebrating diversity and individuality in personal style.
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Source: Elle
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Source: @charlene_ye_davies
Melbourne Fashion Week 2024 offered a glimpse into the current climate and the future of fashion. With sustainability, technology, and inclusivity leading the way, MFW promises to inspire both on and off the runway, leaving us excited for what’s to come in 2025!
With love,
Morgan x