Having just wrapped up Milan Fashion Week, we’re now three-quarters of the way through one of the most important months in fashion. We've spotted elevated accessories in New York, cool-girl classics in London and high-fashion drama in Milan—the style set kept up with expectations all round, delivering bucketloads of chic and stylish looks that we’ll be copying through to September. True to form, Milan’s street style crowd has proven to be the most eccentric of the lot so far, indulging in lavish layers, bold new-season accessories and unexpected touches across the board.
Read on to discover my favourite street style trends from February 2024's Milan Fashion Week.
MILAN FASHION WEEK STREET STYLE FROM FEBRUARY 2024
1. SPLASHES OF BURGUNDY
Style Notes: Whilst in New York it was still all about bursts of vivid red, showgoers in Milan preferred to style the paintbox hue's cooler older sister, centring their looks around deep tones of burgundy. Take this as proof that the luxurious shade is set to take over very soon.
SHOP THE TREND:
An elegant way to tap into the trend.
This also comes in black with silver hardware.
Burgundy styles so well with peach and cream.
2. POINTED-TOE HEELS
Style Notes: We saw the London style crowd retire their heels in favour of comfortable Mary Janes this February, but everywhere we looked in Milan, we saw elegant pointed-toe heels to see showgoers through their stylish schedules.
SHOP THE TREND:
Keep it simple and elegant with tights and your best LBD.
Slingbacks are having a major moment this season.
These elegant heels will elevate any outfit.
3. CAMEL LAYERS
Style Notes: Sticking to an elegant colour palette, Milan's showgoers explored all tones of camel this season, layering the neutral shade in a myriad of ways to create dimensional outfits that retained a timeless element.
SHOP THE TREND:
This stretch-jersey gown drapes elegantly on the body.
Leather trench coats were a favourite during New York Fashion Week too.
This comes in 15(!) other colours.
4. JERSEY HEADBANDS
Style Notes: If the fashion cities have one thing in common, it's that their most stylish residents are all slicking their hair back in the chicest way possible. Thick jersey headbands were everywhere in Milan, and the simple accessory worked overtime to pull together plenty of brilliant looks.
SHOP THE TREND:
This affordable accessory will make your outfits look so much more expensive.
I'm banking this ahead of summer.
Add a touch of Y2K.
5. MAXI COATS
Style Notes: In the fluctuating February weather, Milan Fashion Week attendees completed their outfits with floor-grazing coats. Helping them to stay warm whilst adding an extra layer of drama to their outfits, full-length coats were a resounding favourite over the weekend.
SHOP THE TREND:
This structured coat is the easiest way to dress up a casual outfit.
This one also comes in dark brown.
The wool composition will keep you cosy during these last days of winter.
6. ASYMMETRICAL ELEMENTS
Style Notes: Tailored pieces were reimagined during MFW, as asymmetrical elements crept onto classic silhouettes. From jackets to skirts and longline dresses, mismatched edges finished off all of the chicest looks.
SHOP THE TREND:
There are five other neutral shades to choose from.
Tuck in a cotton button-down or pair with an asymmetrical top.
A fitted blazer is an easy way to add structure to a look.
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