It’s time to plan your winter sartorial calendar, aided by Citizen Femme’s November 2024 fashion round-up.
Featuring modern jewellery, note-worthy collaborations, and collections to bookmark, our style director’s picks will see you through the season in style.
London meets Paris in Missoma's latest collaboration with French-brand Rouje. Brought to life by two female entrepreneurs, Marisa Horden and Jeanne Damas, the collection draws inspiration from 70s icons, including Paloma Picasso and Loulou de le Falaise. The limited edition collection of five vintage-feel designs are made of gold-plated brass, freshwater pearls and vibrant semi-precious stones.
With an edit of clothing and accessories from globally renowned luxury and contemporary fashion brands including Nanushka, Joseph, By Malene Birger and more, Seasons offers customers a new retail platform on the Next website. Dedicated to building an elegant and timelessly fashionable wardrobe, Seasons will utilise Next’s massive scale and logistics network for an unparalleled level of service. Customers can expect next day delivery, 500 national collection and return points as well as home collection returns.
This red vinyl two-piece is set to be a head-turning combo for the winter season. Tapping into the 'liquid leather' trend, the scarlet hue is also a perfect nod to the festive season and ideal for those who shy away from sequins and sparkle. Wear as a suit, or pair the trousers with an oversized cashmere jumper and the jacket with indigo jeans for an everyday look. The rest of the 27-piece collection takes references from ballet and theatrical artistry, while the painterly florals are inspired by the paintings of Marc Chagall.
Encapsulating exactly how we want to dress this party season, Cos' edit of occasion wear is seriously hitting the spot. From oversized tailoring to diaphanous silk dresses, everything maintains a relaxed ease – perfect for nailing that minimal, cool-girl aesthetic. Quirky crystal bow jewellery and sequin adorned clutches will inject a dose of sparkle, while lace and velvet textures are reimagined in androgynous silhouettes.
Isabella, who cut her teeth working at Garrard and Stephen Webster, centres her design ethos around sculptural silhouettes and fluid forms, skilfully playing with volume and texture. Blending influences from abstract furniture design, fine art photography and her childhood, Isabella’s debut collection Reveries draws reference from the old olive mill in Provence where she grew up. Using recycled precious metals and responsibly sourced natural diamonds to evoke Provencal textures – from gnarled olive trees to rugged rocky geology – the collection pays tribute to nostalgic memories of her former home and her biggest inspiration, her late father.
Party season is upon us, and one of our favourite taste-makers is bringing the party spirit; thanks to her limited-edition collection with high-street brand, Monsoon. The exclusive capsule collection of five pieces, inspired by Sarah Corbett-Winder's unique personal style, is the brand's first full design partnership with a stylist and creator. Collection highlights include a chocolate brown sequin tux trimmed with deep brown satin (pictured), a feather-trimmed scarlett co-ord and an olive-green velvet jumpsuit with detachable oversized bow. Available online from November 8th.
In a timeless silhouette, crafted from Bottega Veneta's signature woven Intrecciato leather, the Andiamo bag is a classic that'll never date. This east-to-west version has shot straight to the top of our Christmas wish-list (Santa, if you're listening), while the jumbo size in smooth calf leather with it's peekaboo woven interior is also well worthy of a mention. The sliding braided strap means you can carry this one crossbody or over the shoulder; a covetable crowd-pleaser if ever there was one.
Born out of the desire to bridge the gap between comfort and elegance, MyCashmere is a go-to for effortless, everyday cashmere that will quickly become feel-good wardrobe staples. Timeless designs are handcrafted from the finest Mongolian cashmere wool by skilled artisans in Italy’s picturesque Umbria region; recognized for its prestigious knitwear heritage. The price point reflects the quality, but the impeccable craftmanship ensures that pieces are made to last, while the sustainability efforts – from sourcing through to packaging – reduces environmental impact as much as possible.
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