Fall Fashion Week Trends To Put on Your Radar — Strike Magazines
Prada’s latest show embraced its own version of disruption, pairing uniforms and bubble skirts with opera gloves and off-kilter proportions. Emma Chamberlain sat front row in a pleated mini skirt and Oxford shirt, layering it with a sheer knit and accessorizing with Prada’s Enchaîné bag. Her take on “perverse prep” was playful, school-inspired, and intentionally imperfect. It was the kind of look that sparks a thousand interpretations: sharp blazers with sneakers, miniskirts with oversized knits, or a crisp shirt softened by a slouchy bag.
Across Milan and New York, the thread tying it all together was accessibility. Street style showed that this season is not about copying the runway but bending it into something livable. A scarf tossed casually over a sweater, a chain belt wrapped around a blazer, and sneakers grounding a tailored look. These were the details that made trends feel real. Accessories did the heavy lifting, transforming everyday outfits into statements without asking anyone to start over.
The takeaway is clear: this fall is about intimacy, personality, and ease. The runway may have been the spark, but the sidewalks are where the fire is. And right now, among coffee runs and leaf-lined streets, the season’s fashion looks perfectly at home.
Strike Out,
Writer: Maddie Steidley
Editor: Elizabeth D’Amico
Graphic Designer:
Tallahassee
