Two quick takeaways from the Tod’s AW24 show. Precision-pressed creases on overlong tailored trousers to give a super-lengthening effect to legs (above and below). And the double-shirt styling – so simple and achievable (above and bottom).
Pressed creases are a trend that continues where Prada left off. Mrs Prada, that is.
Her deliberate steam-creased skirt folds went viral after appearing in M Le magazine du Monde last year (below). But if you’re going to attempt this look, do it like you mean it.
Pressing deliberate visible creases into a silk slip dress or blouse is an easy way to update a classic piece that may be a bit tired. Or go the easy route with COS’s sharp-creased tailored trousers* (above). Keep everything else as pristinely defined to maintain the linear silhouette.
I don’t think the double shirt styling needs much explaining (top and below).
A smaller, fitted shirt buttoned up under a boxier shirt gives a no-brainer layered effect – just keep some tonal similarities between the two for continuity.
Check out the rest of Matteo Tamburini’s Tod’s AW24 show here.
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WORDS: Disneyrollergirl / Navaz Batliwalla
IMAGES: Tod’s AW24; Prada; COS; Tod’s AW24 x4;
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