TOP 5 FASHION TRENDS for Fall-Winter 2024/2025

[@lynnfox8376]

I love your comment about who might wear the British countryside trend. Living in the British countryside I can confirm that no one local would wear these outfits. They are best worn in cities where they won't frighten the horses. 😂

[@janakase6319]

@@lynnfox8376 I like those trends, tartans, earthy tones, warmth, elegance but it feels a bit like to wear riding breeches in places and occasions where /that have nothing to do with riding sport. Like why shouldn't or couldn't I wear country or folk clothing of my own country, why is looking british more posh or is it? 🙂 Well, just a comment.

[@sulalee7413]

I agree. I live in the country and wear the same clothes I wore when I lived in London. I certainly would never wear a mini skirt: the UK is far too cold to wear those at this time of year! 😱Also, most people aren't in their 20's so most fashion doesn't apply, unless you're Anna Wintour. Also, the tartan is more Scottish than English but yes, it's is therefore, British but who would wear these big patterned tartans in not the very young? Most people would not wear cargo pants unless young, certainly only in casual situations. I don't think any of those models look "posh". You have to be wealthy to buy designer clothes but not necessarily stylish.

[@aniE1869]

I generally don't follow trends, but it's interesting when I start seeing things I'm naturally drawn to start trending.

[@Kasia237]

@@aniE1869 I’m the same, there are certain things that aren’t quite classics that I like, so keep my eyes peeled for them to come round again.

[@minebosman2809]

@@aniE1869 I am the same. That's why I say 'I don't follow trends. Trends follow me.' 😂

[@SwetlanasCozyplace]

They will be easier to buy now I assume...not sure about the quality though

[@Shiryone]

@@minebosman2809 Me either. We don't have to look like little fashion soldiers. Thankfully we are in an era where there are many options while still looking like you're not dated.

[@RaechelSykes]

Same boat

[@racheljank1163]

Love the cozy, drapey sweaters, scarves, and outerwear!

[@justineleconte]

me too!!

[@user-no2mz9hl4f]

That was my favourite trend mentioned here.

[@tempestgrey4629]

English countryside. I’m traveling to the UK Nov Dec this year for 3+weeks with a very small carryon and backpack. I’m trying to be very creative. Will have laundry since staying part of the time with cousins. They are giving me a suitcase to check to bring home for all the goodies I get

[@praguelife325]

The drapy outerwear is definitely my favorite. I have a huge scarf with removable fur collar, it works both like a scarf and like nearly a poncho, I think it’s chic and also very comfortable. With high brown leather boots it also gets the English countryside vibe, which I like.

[@sheilaarmstrong-jones4]

British countryside has my vote. As a lover of Ralph Lauren 1980's and 90's, many of my classic keepers will be right on trend....with a little tweaking!

[@Welivebythesea]

As a rather matronly older woman none, and I do mean not a single one, of these trends will flatter me so I'll be swerving them all!

[@maggiemiddleton8760]

@@Welivebythesea I agree with you. None of these are flattering unless you opt for the BELT as it accentuates the waist

[@kellylappin5944]

Don’t bother commenting.

[@lynda.grace.14]

@@kellylappin5944 Assuming you are addressing @WeLiveByTheSea, why not? While attractive as trends (come and) go, these looks are not for everyone. They best suit people who are tall and slender like the models showcasing them. Belted or unbelted, for a great number of people these styles are not flattering. Matronly, older women like to look stylish, too. It's frustrating when trends don't offer anything uplifting to them.

[@Welivebythesea]

@@kellylappin5944 why? My comment was not a reflection on Justine's video. Justine always makes excellent videos and I have subscribed to her channel for years. It is permitted to not like trends. Some trends or any trends. And that opinion is as valid as any other. Justine does not set the trends. She reports on them. Perhaps you didn't understand that? Often there are trends she reports on that I do like and find very flattering. That was not the case in this video. Justine asked for comments and I gave mine. Factually and with reasons to explain my opinion. I was not rude or derogatory. You on the other hand are rude and you are not the fashion police. If you don't like my comment feel free to keep scrolling.

[@Welivebythesea]

@@maggiemiddleton8760 I have an hour glass figure, although these days it's more like a 24 hour glass! So I do like to wear fitted clothing that accentuates my waist. I do agree that a belt would be the best option from these trend boards but I don't like anything too restricted either. I prefer dresses with a defined waistband as I find they offer style and comfort and define the waist in the same way as a belt would.

[@average_coverage]

Much awaited, your takes on trends are my favourite.

[@Off_the_clock_astrophysicist]

I started the men's coat trend last year by accident. I thrifted a long wool coat because I needed one. It happens to be double breasted. If I button it up to the neck and belt it, I look like a Russian officer from the late 1800's. Kidding aside (I don't wear it like that), it was a staple last winter and I expect that it will be moving forward. It's just warm, comfortable, stylish and versatile.

[@justineleconte]

well, keep wearing it ;-)

[@pamelakellow4225]

@@Off_the_clock_astrophysicist decades ago I wore a coat that had been my uncles. It was oversized and had a plaid inner liner. I loved it. I guess I was ahead of my time. Or, the trend has finally circled around again.

[@sarahhansen762]

I would love it if you could take these trends and recreate an outfit with each trend with clothes that are not from the runway. How would an ordinary person pull off the trend?

[@Roxannedan]

I love the British Countryside look with comfy coats and scarves, but since I am living in a warm climate this year, I will probably focus on experimenting with belts on the clothes I already have. You have the best and most useful trend videos by far, Justine!

[@Off_the_clock_astrophysicist]

For me, it's Britisch countryside, belts, and drapey. I already have everything I need in my wardrobe for that. I would say I have been focusing on mindful tucking and belting. It makes a big difference in an outfit.

[@lllovesalll]

Drape, drape, drape!! And some good plaid and checkers in wool 👌🏼

[@AnabelaS-p4k]

by the way..thanks for summing up all it really helps to quickly check what we can do to adapt to the trends....sometimes is just 'shopping' in our closets....sometimes 😀

[@sarahleach9997]

@AnabelaS-p4k yes fashion repeats itself.great comment.

[@irnalonso]

I feel like those masculine fits and trends are meant for other bodies that are not mine. I am more or less petite and have a very femenine shape so I look quite absurd in that kind of clothes. I would welcome a video about how to adapt this trend to different body shapes in a modern way because my personal reference for this style is Annie Hall. Said that, I liked the drapey coats, the smooth leather and the belts. Thanks a lot for your insights!!!

[@Semiboes]

I also like to dress like a woman...but stylish. How to manage that? 😅

[@indiradahan]

YES!!! I look like I am drowning in anything like that! Even a more "feminine" suit looks so ridiculous on me lol. I need soft, skimming, flowy or bodycon. My sister, however is super-skinny and looks good in a paper bag.

[@adriennebrown3778]

Really good point: male fashion looks great on willow, long-legged women; not so much if you have an older or rounder body

[@patsydf]

I agree, I am small with narrow shoulders and these styles totally swamp me. Mind you, anything is better than the awful leggings trend.

[@laceylh]

Same here. I'm 5'1" and can not pull off this look. It's hard enough trying to find petite clothing where the seams sit right.This style would look ridiculous on me😂.

[@pollydolly9723]

I live in Toronto and it’s so cold and damp. I have missed big oversized coats, and bought one this year. Knitting a big scarf to wear with it.

[@cynthb]

Ottawa here, also damp and cold. Pulling out my houndstooth browns ruana to drape :) Great summary!

[@kamloopscruiser874]

Kamloops BC here, I agree - winter seems to be arriving earlier than usual here. I’m really enjoying my big sweaters and scarves

[@Josuzaki]

I also want to add that I appreciate that your videos are about styling... I don't want to buy a new wardrobe every season and I feel like you are equally convinced that being trendy and being materialistic are two things that don't have to go together.

[@LinnieCat]

I usually love leather in outfits but the shiny, liquid versions always reminded me of cheap, plastic leather

[@amyschneidhorst1384]

Thank you so must Justine! Your recommendations always inspire me to wear what I already own in new ways with small tweaks with one or two new accessories.

[@gorejs8396]

Merci, Justine! For some reason, YT has been hiding your videos from me, so I'm really glad I saw this. I love fall fashions. The cleverly accessorized menswear trend is probably the one I'd wear most often because it looks cool & wouldn't swallow me up, & I love the smooth, drapey leather one as well. The British countryside is fabulous & screams Bridgerton, & the drapey coats/big scarves look great, but if I wore one, my head would look like a pea. I don't know whether this is the first time you've done it, but highlighting the look you're discussing on each trend board really helps us follow along with your thoughts.

[@laexploradoraaaXD]

Thanks for this, Justine. I'm petite and wear plus sizes so I understand people's hesitation to wear boxier silhouettes and styles but I think that's why the belts are the best part of all these looks. I recently stopped wearing fitted jeans and opted for more relaxed fits and I've found that that's made me more playful with silhouette. You can always incorporate what you like and discard what you don't. I love big scarves and chunky boots so that's easy to add into my winter wardrobe.

[@korinaviado3333]

I BET this wouldn’t surprise you, it would be the British Countryside style for me 😊 it looks and feels comfortable and realistically wearable! I hope you’re having a nice Autumn season, J!

[@justineleconte]

This does not surprise me ;-)

[@maryokeefe5351]

And it really never goes out of style.

[@korinaviado3333]

@@maryokeefe5351😊

[@lauraspriggsgray2186]

I love the drapey and asymmetric looks, they seem much more comfortable and figure flattering.

[@user-no2mz9hl4f]

I love the capes and caplets featured. They’re a delightful pairing of elegance and comfort.

[@luvLins]

The YSL suit is absolutely everything to me! God I would love that!

[@polyglotpress]

Thank you for the introduction to Thom Browne and Roksanda. I love the tone-on-tone belts! I have to say that this Fall season is one of the more aesthetically encouraging in a while.

[@callycatus]

Love the British Country side look ..Thanks Justine

[@kesabeth1]

Drapey and British countryside! All for big scarves and woolly warmth :-)

[@bellaheblan8479]

Thank you, Justine! The interesting details about the current trends is very helpful! ❤️. Love the cozy draped styles!

[@Phowbrook]

Love the innovative, sometimes subtle Belt trend

[@rachelpetty4918]

Gorgeous choices!,Wearable, realistic and inclusive for anyone! You’ve done it again, Justine with this selection , and it’s good to see several looks that can be achieved both on a budget and for us petite women.

[@justineleconte]

thank you - and glad you like this selection!

[@michelletothill8551]

Love the warm cozy fabrics. Life is hard, being warm and comfortable is important to me

[@AnabelaS-p4k]

Loving the coats with large matching scarfs and belts... a belt can change the outfit and a good way to adapt old coats, blazers to this fall season ( changing a regular blazer into a waist one)

[@glamdragon]

@AnabelaS-p4k ooooh, great idea the blazer with a belt, will be "stealing" it! 😉

[@maureenrhysjones4643]

Hi Justine, thank you for this preview of winter. I love it but I"m English so it's second nature to me! However, I live in Australia so I shop and curate my seasonal wardrobes way ahead! I shop around and really enjoy the process, especially with your references. I find I really look forward to getting to the next season while enjoying the one I'm in...currently spring/summer. Doing it this way also allows me to shop online and also in op shops or vintage shops . I'm 73 and somehow never tire of wanting to stay on trend. I am a lover of Vivian Westwood and am longing to wear my plaid skirt next winter!!! Thank you Justine! xx

[@Veru_catmama]

love the colour of your top💙 happy to see the comfy, drapey scarves you can hide into and winter can't reach you😄

[@lesliemcmanus2745]

The Alberta Ferretti wrap coat is my absolute favorite. The color is equally amazing and as a Redhead, a color that is fun to wear!

[@kasondaleigh]

Loved that leather dress in brown too.

[@andreashalay7473]

I have a collection of handcrafted and vintage belts, so I look forward to finding new ways to style them.

[@2-_-B-_-continued]

My favorite trend is the liquid leather in muted earth tones ThNk you for sharing! ❤

[@justineleconte]

you're welcome!

[@poonyaTara]

Thank you! As someone with a hard-earned and global sense of style and a love of good tailoring who lives in a region where most people, obliged to restrict themselves to the prêt-à-porter version available of whatever is trendy, have decided to double-down and take pride in being "on trend," I always find your professional insights helpful in determining how to harmonize my own style with whatever is trending. There are fewer things more insulting than receiving contemptuous comments because one's couture wardrobe is not "on trend" from an overweight teenage girl who's "wise" enough to cram her (also) American thighs into black skinny jeans that are part of a head-to-toe black (or "black") ensemble. Your overview of anticipated trends is always on point and immensely helpful in avoiding a repeat of the insults to which I and my tailors were subjected to when the advent of fast fashion, despite its modest yet valuable merits, resulted in people being proud of the ridiculous. I personally can do without another year 2017 in fashion in America, and your insights help me be informed enough to curate and personalize the trends for myself.

[@janakase6319]

You can always be proud of tailored items. Teenagers usually do not understand yet the language tailoring speaks.

[@leahtreck1083]

People being proud of the ridiculous- very well said. I’ve always cared about how I look and dress. Seeing over weight women crammed into skin tight spandex/ stretchy clothes especially pants,showing every ounce of cellulite on their bodies is mind boggling. No matter what the trend is - if it doesn’t feel or look right - don’t wear it. I’m not body shaming anybody, including including myself. It is what it it. Clothes are worn to accentuate our good features and down play what is unattractive. I’ve developed sciolios the past few years and have had to completely change the way I dress. I’m bent over and senior so I wear loose fitting neutral colored clothes and add a little style with accessories. I just about always receive compliments whenever I go out. Color coordination is key.

[@may_beck6224]

Im a working class Brit so the idea of trying to look like a posh person fills me with a existential crisis however I will try and mould the draping element to my style probably,although the muted earthey tones are not for me so I will be avoiding that .

[@theresadutcher4750]

seeing this makes me feel really good about a recent purchase of a pin-striped long-vest with broad shoulders and a cool belt... it would fit right in with the mens-wear-y section.

[@maggiemiddleton8760]

The belt! Easy and there are so many options

[@claire6258]

Maybe it’s because I’ve been watching your excellent content for years, but I had so much of this in mind when on a recent autumn shopping trip. Your influence is slowly becoming a habit! 😂

[@notaclue822]

Hi justine. Thank you for the roundup. I dont really like many of these trends yet. Sometimes i have to see them around for awhile first. Brit countryside is good on other people but I will wait and see. I do like belts, and I'm never sure whether I should go thick or thin, so now I know I could wear any width or style of belt. I've thrifted quite a collection.

[@j.t2310]

Thanks, Justine. I've watched you for years, and I believe I requested something you are addressing in this video through your email list. Thanks again. I've been wondering if I will ever buy magazines again because I miss doing this myself, but I think I rather enjoy watching this type of video because it's like reading the magazines with a knowledgeable friend.

[@j.t2310]

I've been sharing your links with my friends. They are all subscribers now. It's hard to find genuine fashion vloggers among the millions of videos. 😅 I did not attend design college but applied. The dream never dies 😂❤

[@eileenfb1948]

I love capes, and with a matching large scarf. Warm and feminine. Practical to have an elbow or wrist length cape for in the home if you feel chilly or to put around the shoulders for reading in bed. And it is easy to sew.

[@nicholayytsang9490]

I like the first trend with the checks, and the draping leather trend.

[@sirpaul790]

you look gorgeous in that shade of blue, it makes your eyes pop 💙

[@Nic-du6xe]

The coat and leather look, I got myself kitted out with the most luxurious 90s cashmere oversized coat called by everyone in the shop "The coat" and a lovely 80s leather jacket - as usual way ahead of trends spent less than 8 Euro on both and will look totally amazing this winter ❤

[@adriennebrown3778]

Good for you!

[@heatherdouglas-palumberi8297]

Hi Justine! Thank you for this presentation and discussion. I would try the cozy oversized outerwear trend, definitely! Like the same color large scarf and coat especially. Elegant!

[@Adrienne557]

This is my season. I love ALL of them. It's as if someone decided to project my wardrobe into a trend.

[@pemachoedon9272]

You are my most favourite youtubers when it comes to giving fashion trend review.

[@gailturner5137]

I love the soft, drape leathers. Love the earthy colours too.

[@silliepixie]

I always enjoy the cozy scarves trend when it comes back around!

[@rutapetrylaite7862]

I really enjoy your videos Justine. Very informative, tasteful and practical. I also enjoy your accent and presentation.

[@madgesticm]

I love these videos Justine, and I eagerly wait for new ones. Can you please explain how these trends originate? I know that some are recycled, and transformed into something fresh. But how come that all these major fashion houses happen to create same (but different) trends? Do these houses communicate the ideas amongst each other?

[@sarahmitchell821]

Drooling over the palettes in the scarves n capes n drapes, and also loving the plaid. Et, j'adore Marant !

[@kathysampson826]

I live in South America, so am getting ready for the opposite season, I rarely go for trendy clothes as I am seventy. Never the less, pops of colour and pretty, comfortable and usable is my style. I love to see your videos and receive you newsletter

[@tanyaeve9498]

I love a bit of tweed, tartan, masculine style, leather and drapey clothes. 💜

[@jeanne-marie8196]

I liked the draped outerwear, but I love plaid! English countryside was the choice for me

[@etaureau]

The draped cape trend reminded me of a beautiful cape I already have and will reintroduce into my wardrobe. I’m definitely interested in experimenting belts as closures, too.

[@Erin_baa]

Loving the drapery outerwear trend! I have always loved capes and it’s definitely my time to take my capes out of my wardrobe. Following the trend without purchases! 🎉

[@rtboothby3053]

I am all about capes. Glad to see them coming back.

[@adriennebrown3778]

Love this video, short, sweet & so well shown. Great insight Justine: you are the best 🎉

[@Linda-p3d1g]

Favourite = large drape scarves. Loving that cosy look as we head into winter months.

[@chelofashion7974]

I really like to try the layered skirts & over pants. I love trying new color combos😊

[@roxannedyerart]

A year ago I purchased a pair of coated jersey pants that have that leather look, soft and comfortable with great structure, warm enough for our Montreal fall-winter weather. Really enjoying them. 🥰 Thanks, Justine, great video.

[@jcote6672]

Merci Justine, Capes and ponchos are so warm and luscious. Unfortunately in the pacific Northwest (vancouver, Canada) we get a lot of rain in the late fall and winter so I can't wear it as long as I'd like. Belts will be fun to play with too.

[@anniquec6053]

Hi Justine! Wonderful video, as always. While I love these oversized boxy and drapey silhouettes on the models, I feel like I look like I'm drowning in them. Any tips for how to balance the looks on a rather smaller frame?

[@alcogito8287]

"How to wear..." is such a good idea. Yes, please, Justine.

[@77raymann]

I love the Fashion Boards and your Explanations. 💕

[@heidisaglund3443]

I love love the country British style!! The tartan cloth, the checkers, cardigans and the waxed jackets. As a redhead it's perfect for me🥰

[@lauralong111]

I really like neon blue as a fall/winter color! I also see it as a fun color for the holidays, especially paired with white. Thanks for taking the time to make this video.

[@susaneasterly]

Hi, Justine! I just found your channel, so this is the first video I have watched of yours so far. I love your summary; however, I would LOVE to see a segment where you translate these trends onto a normal human being at a high-street level perhaps. Maybe you have done that before, but I would have loved to have seen that with a few of these looks! I am short and fluffy, so I just wonder how wearing these boxy looks would work on me. I have a feeling I know! I suspect most of us would have to do modified versions for sure!

[@LilLadyAy]

Mega early! I'm so pleased that many may come around to patchwork layering, my sewing machine is going to get put to work and old clothes recycled!🧵🧩

[@justineleconte]

Have fun!

[@redhairgrneyes]

I was gifted some beautiful vintage wool capes and found some amazing trench coats. i spent most of last winter in them. Ive been collecting big wrap shawls/scarves for years. Since they are already half my wardrobe, ill fit right in this year! Woo! Still saving up for a full length cape with full size hood. Thats the dream right there. ❤

[@aquarius1359]

Thank you for doing the homework for and and keep us updated with what's on trend. I prefer the cosy, drapey and warm outer wear. I prefer loose fitting, comfortable clothes and they seem the most practical for the cold winter months.

[@LiNa-yl8qs]

Thank you for this summary, Justine! Love the first "trend", I tend to wear the British style every autumn, Barbour jacket, knee high leather boots, greens, browns, tartan - love it ❤

[@cosmicpolitan]

I completely ignore trends, but I love watching your intelligent and insightful takes on them ❤

[@soblessed1751]

Thank you for the newsletter. Got it and it Linked me to this video. More power Justine.❣️

[@angieb.6056]

I always enjoy your Spring and Autumn trend reports! I’m not a British countryside type, but I like it best out of these styles because of the creativity it inspires. Second, I am interested in wearing my trousers so I would go for a casual menswear look.

[@mcd5478]

I LOVE the long coat with matching wrap! Tres chic 💖💕 great video!

[@mhtammi]

I like the “British Countryside” trend because it cozy and warm. 😊when I was younger I wore the draped trend and it nice for traveling in trains, planes and cars. I do have a black kid leather blazer I break out in the Fall. I’ve owned it for over 20 years and it keeps looking current.

[@BrianLucas99]

Thank u for doing this!!

[@elizaollett]

I love British countryside trend ( not just this season) and leather trend, also my go to evening look always.. I’m so pleased that we have plenty of options available in the shop for something I truly love to wear. Yey me! 😊😊😁

[@9172Nee]

I love the big scarfs 😊

[@bo-audhd]

Why do I like the trends you pointed out and cont give a care about trends other bloggers are showing 😮

[@marinaab7276]

The drapy outerwear is my favorite trend!!!

[@hriverin]

I always liked men’s wear and suits! I love tweed and woolen cosy fabric. These are part of my style since ever! It’s fun that what I have in my wardrobe is trendy now!!!

[@denisebarton8159]

I really love the draped coats with matching scarves!

[@DOROTA-og3gm]

Drapy outerwear for me is the TOP. Thank you Justine😘

[@presdonna]

The draped outerwear is perfect for me - I have some lovely new knitted shawls I finished over the summer that totally encompass this beautiful trend!

[@olea2038]

I’m not a trendy person AT ALL, but I’m surprised (again) that I have all of these trends in my wardrobe already, as I am almost every time your trend videos come along. So perfectly explained and made attainable. My Cora Kemperman coat, that is over 20 years old, fits the drapey trend perfectly. That, the masculine influences and British elements are my favourites. Thank you, Justine. ❤

[@emilycochranbech7592]

Love the menswear trend! I already have several suits that are go-to’s as both ensembles and separates so it’s easy to me to use.

[@top_angels_1]

Really enjoyed watching this! ❤❤

[@justineleconte]

Thank you!!

[@lauraescobedo3426]

I enjoy your videos so much, thank you. Love the drape leather so cozy and nice.

[@neliberger8330]

The cozy wraping is my favourite.

[@SusanBRoman-ch9bm]

That blue shirt really looks great and brings out your eyes!

[@askalemuralia]

Here for the wrap coat capes! Matching the colours, too!

[@junemacauley6813]

That green wrap coat outfit with the large matching scarf I looooove, I waaaant!!

[@aditisingh3896]

oooh i loved the matchy scarf & coat thing, brb gonna buy some drapey (ofc!) scarves