It’s time to plan your autumn sartorial calendar, aided by Citizen Femme’s September 2024 fashion round-up.
Featuring modern jewellery, British collaborations, and collections to bookmark, our fashion editor’s picks will see you through the start of the season in style.
Missoma's best-selling Hera collection of sculptural modern-day amulets is back with nine new designs for AW24. The brand's first ever triple style earring gives you three hoops in one and nods to the current mixed metal trend, contrasting both silver and gold for a statement look that'll upgrade your jewellery offering. Alongside the earrings features chunky rings, bold cuffs and pendant necklaces, all available in both recycled gold or silver.
This London-based label may be known for perfecting menswear-inspired shirts, but this season sees the launch of their debut tailored trousers, The Rambling. Just in time for back-to-work dressing, this natural evolution of their timeless classics can be worn both formally or casually and is made from 100 per cent wool in two colours – navy and black. Pair with WNU's famed shirts for an effortlessly chic capsule wardrobe.
Chocolate brown is one of AW24's hottest colour trends, and Whistles' new Croc Kitten Heel Boots are a match-made-in-heaven for indigo denim this season. The new autumn/winter collection from the British brand celebrates timeless yet contemporary pieces for a versatile new season wardrobe, focusing on a modern simplicity that's easy to style, day to day. Wear yours day to night, from days in the office with soft tailoring to evening events with a bold faux fur jacket.
This exciting collaboration between two London-based brands, Mulberry and Rejina Pyo, boasts a limited edition capsule of bags, accessories, ready-to-wear and jewellery. Encapsulating Mulberry's iconic British design archetypes and Rejina Pyo's modern uniform with unexpected design elements, the collection has the playful undercurrent found in both brands, yet remains wearable and timeless with a subtle autumnal colour palette – responsible fabric sourcing at the heart of the collection.
Luxury leather goods brand Métier has debuted an edit of buttery-soft leather bags in new styles and colours designed to fit seamlessly into your new season wardrobe. With a silky feel and pillow-like touch, the brands Nappa leather has zero grain and a subtle shine that'll become a prized heirloom in your wardrobe for years to come – the rich caramel shade guaranteed to be a stand out luxury piece.
Scandinavian womenswear brand Malina is dedicated to creating feminine pieces for the modern woman. Her new collection captures the serene landscapes of the British countryside with luxurious knitwear, refined outerwear and strong silhouettes in an earthy colour palette that mirror the foggy woodlands of the Lake District. The rural setting perfectly captures countryside living, but her versatile pieces can be worn to an autumnal country escape as much as they could in the city – structured blazers in rich chocolate and wool-blends proving the backbone of your new season wardrobe.
French brand Balzac Paris swaps the City of Love for the vibrant energy of New York City this season, blending the Big Apple's urban style with Parisian flair. The spirit of SoHo is evident throughout the collection, with bold 'eccentric-classic' looks, celebrating the confident, modern woman who wants more from her autumn wardrobe. Expect gingham and leopard-print co-ords, fringed denim, statement outerwear, and accessories with a contemporary edge.
This A-list approved denim brand is our go-to for premium contemporary styles. Their latest Fall collection proves they're reigning supreme in that category, with a new line up of jeans ready to conquer new-season dressing. An edit of luxe leather, shearling and cashmere ready-to-wear is on offer too, ready to take your denim looks to new heights. This season it’s all about getting dressed with confidence.
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Photo credit: Mulberry x Rejina Pyo
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