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Fall/Winter 2024/2025 Print & Pattern Trends: Elevate Your Work with These Must-Have Designs!

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As we gear up for summer, the fashion and surface pattern industry is already thinking about the cooler months. It’s time to refresh our wardrobes and art and design portfolios with the latest print and pattern trends. For Fall/Winter 2024/2025, the fashion world is buzzing with a mix of timeless classics and innovative designs. Here’s a rundown of what you can expect to see in the coming season. I’ll have links to more detailed insights and visual examples the end of my post.

1. Geometric and Grid Patterns

Geometric patterns, particularly grids and checkerboards, are making a strong statement for the coming fall season. Designers are experimenting with unexpected textures and colour combinations to give these patterns a modern twist. Dior’s ladylike silhouettes and checkerboard designs are notable examples.

2. Vertical Stripes

Vertical stripes are a key trend, moving away from traditional Breton stripes to more elongating and sophisticated designs. These stripes are being embraced for their ability to add a sleek and tall appearance to the wearer, as seen in collections from Louis Vuitton and Phillip Lim.

3. Graphic Florals

Florals continue to dominate but with a graphic, almost hand-drawn feel. These prints are bold and often monochromatic, offering a striking visual impact. They are versatile enough to be worn year-round, with designers like MSGM and Emilia Wickstead leading this trend.

4. Plaid and Tartan

Plaid remains a staple for the colder months, but for 2024/2025, it’s being reinterpreted with new colour harmonies and placements. Expect to see classic tartan patterns alongside modern interpretations in earthy tones and muted palettes.

5. Houndstooth (Pied de Coq)

Large-scale houndstooth, also known as pied de coq, is another significant trend. This bold graphic pattern is being used in a variety of ways, from traditional black and white to vibrant colour variations. Erdem and other designers are showcasing this pattern prominently in their collections.

6. Wavy Lines

Wavy, undulating lines add a sense of movement and fluidity to prints this coming fall season. This trend infuses garments with a dynamic and energetic feel, making them stand out in any wardrobe.

7. Polka Dots

Classic polka dots are back, offering a nod to vintage styles with a contemporary twist. This print is versatile, appearing on everything from blouses to skirts, and is perfect for adding a playful touch to outfits

8. Surrealism and Escapism

Prints influenced by surrealism and escapism are also trending. These designs often feature dreamlike, fantastical elements and dark, innovative themes, reflecting a desire for creativity and novelty in fashion.

9. Pinstripes

Pinstripes continue to be popular, particularly in tailored pieces like suits and trousers. This pattern brings a touch of corporate chic to everyday wear, balancing professionalism with style.

Embrace the Season with Style and Creativity!

These trends reflect a blend of nostalgia and modernity, providing a wide range of options for those looking to update their wardrobe or art and design portfolio for the upcoming fall and winter seasons. For more detailed insights and visual examples, you can explore sources like Brunette from Wall Street, Who What Wear, and Tiffany Hill Studio.

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Digital artist and graphic designer, Teresa Cowley

My name is Teresa Cowley, and I'm a digital artist and graphic designer from Vancouver Island, Canada. I focus on abstract and fantasy art as well as digital collage, and like to utilize AI art tools as part of my design process to create new, innovative pieces of art. I strive to create new, unique designs that tell imaginative stories, and I am eager to push the boundaries of what can be expressed with art and technology.

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