Marc Jacobs Spring 2024: Naive Nostalgia

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by brownfashionagal

Father Jacobs!!!! Marc Jacobs’ Spring 2024 collection was a whimsical and imaginative celebration of the brand’s 40th anniversary, showcasing a collection that was both artistic and wearable. The collection featured oversized, avant-garde silhouettes, doll-like designs, and bold beauty looks, all of which contributed to its fantastical and doll-like wonder.

One of the most striking aspects of the collection was its structural pieces, featuring precise tailoring and sharp lines. Coats and little black dresses stood out with their clean lines and flattering fits, while the innovative skirt waistbands added a touch of whimsy to the collection. These waistbands, held in place by clever inner constructions, created a flattering and feminine unique silhouette. The collection also featured tracksuit sets made with a foam-like fabric, which added volume and movement to the pieces. Oversized sweaters were slouchy and comfortable yet managed to look chic. XXL bags and a range of playful shoes, from Mary Janes with stacked, curved heels to gold metallic fabric oxfords, added personality. The collection ended with some scrumptious mirrored gowns.

The paper dolls on the runway were a fun and unexpected addition, adding to the overall playful and impulsive feel of the show. The collection as a whole portrayed the theme of evolution, celebrating 40 years of the brand’s evolution and Marc Jacobs’ love for the 60s.

Jacobs’ ability to balance quirkiness with softness was evident, allowing us to incorporate our inner child into the clothes we wear. Thank you, Marc Jacobs

Pictures courtesy of Vogue Runway

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