On the Podcast: Impossible Fashion Jobs, Internet-Breaking Couture, and Pop Stars—This Is the Year in 2024 Fashion
A great end-of-the-year tradition is to look back and reflect on its most memorable moments. This year has been particularly intriguing for fashion enthusiasts, and we’re diving deep into it with insights from The Run-Through podcast. Host Nicole Phelps brings us along for a fascinating journey through the highs, lows, and unexpected turns of 2024 in fashion.
Memorable Moments of 2024 Fashion
The Spectacular Start: John Galliano’s Maison Margiela Artisanal Show
The year kicked off with a bang as John Galliano showcased his sensational collection for Maison Margiela Artisanal in Paris. Known for pushing boundaries, Galliano’s show was no exception, setting the tone for an extraordinary year.
Pop Stars and Their Fashion Influence
Pop culture and fashion have always had a symbiotic relationship, but 2024 took it to new heights. Pop stars were not just wearing couture; they were making headlines with bold choices that became the talk of the internet.
The Unforgettable Macy’s Thanksgiving Parade
Who could forget Cole Escola’s iconic pink flamingo ride at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade? This whimsical moment added a touch of magic to the holiday festivities, reminding us all that fashion can be fun and unexpected.
The Year in It-Items: From Shoes to Soundtracks
Laia Garcia-Furtado’s piece on the year’s defining It-items gave us a comprehensive look at what truly stood out. From statement shoes and innovative jackets to the soundtracks that played alongside runway shows, 2024 had it all.
Standout Pieces
- Shoes: Chunky platforms made a comeback, but with an eco-friendly twist.
- Jackets: Oversized blazers were reimagined in vibrant prints and unexpected textures.
- Sounds: Runway shows featured everything from classic symphonies to cutting-edge electronic beats.
Fashion Jobs That Seem Impossible
The fashion industry is known for its unique and sometimes challenging roles. This year, some of the most talked-about positions included:
Costume Designer Extracurriculars by Jonathan Anderson
Jonathan Anderson took his expertise beyond traditional realms, venturing into costume design that blurred the lines between fashion and performance art.
Meticulous Runway Managers: No Phones at The Row!
The meticulous detail required to ensure no phones were present on the runway for The Row’s show highlighted the extreme measures taken in this glamorous industry.
Looking Ahead: Predictions for 2025
As we bid farewell to 2024, what does the future hold? Nicole Phelps and her guests shared some intriguing predictions:
The Potential Comeback of Business Casual at Clubs
Could we see a resurgence in business casual attire making its way onto club floors? The lines between professional and nightlife aesthetics may blur, leading to an interesting fusion.
Sustainability Takes the Spotlight
With sustainability becoming increasingly important, expect more eco-conscious collections that don’t compromise on style or quality.