Polka DOTS

Get ready to spot them everywhere—because in 2025, fashion is connecting the dots in the most stylish way possible. The iconic print is back and bolder than ever, proving that some trends never fade—they simply reinvent themselves. Polka dots, one of the most historic and playful prints, bring a festive charm to everyday attire, effortlessly blending nostalgia with modernity. 

 Runways to our favorite influencers are currently dripped down with fresh takes on the classic pattern. From Miu Miu's sleek simplicity to Zimmermann's whimsical romance, and Carolina Herrera's timeless elegance to Vivetta's avant-garde twist. Whether reimagined in black-and-white minimalism or oversized, eclectic circles, polka dots are reclaiming their place in fashion's spotlight—turning a forward-thinking movement into a stylish step back in time. 

Fur Accents

Fur—fashion's most controversial yet oldest textile—returns this season in bold, unexpected forms. No longer just for coats, it dominates runways through statement accessories such as shoes, purses, and belts. By creating dramatic silhouettes with playful textures, the animal-inspired trend is undoubtedly a showstopper. 

At Prabal Gurung, a burgundy leather cape trimmed in fur sweeps the runway, while 16Arlington channels Cruella de Vil's iconic glamour with a striking black-and-white fur jacket. Meanwhile, MSGM's fury shoes transform footwear into high-impact statement pieces, and Diesel's Fall/Winter 2024 collection leans into streetwear with a plush blue fur jacket and matching purse. This season, fur isn't just about luxury, it's  about reinvention and proving its place as fashion's most daring and unique textile.

Boho Chic

Rooted in the seeds of the hippie movement and Cochella, this trend is the gift that keeps on giving. What once was festival boho consisting of never ending fringe and crotchet, is now, re-emerging in a more refined and minimalist way, blending vintage-inspired silhouettes with modern tailoring, unique and sustainable textures, and intricate artisanal details. 

Trailblazer brands in this movement consists of Isabel Marant and Chloe who are notorsiasly known for this aesthetic throughout their collections regardless of whats trending. Ralph Lauren presents a hippified canadian tuxedo layred with beaded necklaces, Chloe presented a more sophisticated version of the boho girl with a utilitarian cargo vest layered on top providing a more luxurious feel. Fan favorite Daisy Edgar Jones was spotted wearing a full Chloe boho look frsh off the runway. Isabel Marant tapped into. western vibe with gladiator sludes and cowboy belts as well as a fringe and suede bag

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The Year of Burgandy 

Burgundy, red wine, pink red, whatever you want to call it, call it the color of the year.  Normally seen as a fall color, the rise of its usage throughout many Spring collections, has ushered its acceptance into the everyday wardrobe palette. The rich, elusive and bold color is so elegant that it serves as the perfect pop of color in any outfit. From crocodile print, to leather to sheer and denim the runway has molded the character of the sensual color into a staple for the cult of cool girls. 

Versace presented a cinched patent leathersuit, while Gucci incorporated this colorway heavily into their whole Fall 2024 runway collection, seen not only their clothing but in accessories such as purses and shoes. FERRAGAMO offered a more daring approach and seductievly paired a sheer dress with a oversized bright burgundy trench coat, the ironical cherry on top is spotted at the bottom and is the only non red item- the purple and grey furry shoes. Tom Ford Presented a daring take with plunged neckline paired with a crocodile midi-skirt.

Belt's are Back