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Trends for autumn/winter 2024
September 8, 2023
After a few days of well-deserved rest, we are back with great enthusiasm and we want to continue bringing you news!
Last July we had the opportunity to visit the Premiere Vision and Lineapelle London fairs, where we were able to attend the preview of the trends that will be defined in Milan.
Quilted and voluminous bags with soft, silky touch leathers are still very present, pigmented and embossed like our Chef article. Also, smooth soft leather and with a satin sheen like our Alexia, both in cowhide and with great performance in the cut.
There is a tendency towards suede, split and polished finishes with velvety effects.
In smooth leathers and on engravings. They are presented whether grain, crocodile or snake, which are also in glossy effect and stained in other tones.
Metallics continue, with shiny and luminous finishes that are almost transparent, and the glossy texture is gaining strength and is also reflected in the accessories. We highlight the prints on leather with 3D effect imitating tweed-like fabrics among others and technical materials.
In terms of shapes, the structured and semi-assembled bag remains the benchmark. Both with a short handle or a shoulder strap. Shapes: round, rectangular, half-moon, etc… mostly with a brooch or central accessory of important size and chain. Handles are very important for this type of models and the use of chains of different lengths and sizes is almost obligatory.
The finishes for the metallic accessories continue to be in shiny gold or nickel, but satin finishes appear timidly, giving softness and discretion to the finished bag.
There is also a commitment to engraved pieces, whether they are appliqués or buckles with stripes, with or without following any defined pattern. Also, accessories, mostly brooches that combine the metallic finish with enamel.
At the end of the month we are going to Lineapelle Milan and soon we will present you our new proposals!
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