As the fashion world makes a pronounced return to an age of wearability and longevity, pushing microtrends and&nbsp;statement&nbsp;pieces to the wayside, this season brings a wealth of inspiration for your&nbsp;fall&nbsp;mood board and shopping cart alike. With timeless and effortlessly cool&nbsp;leather accents, super cozy&nbsp;knitwear, and sharply tailored trousers all popping up across collections this season, we're looking forward to seeing what's in store as the international runways begin.&nbsp;

As the runways heat up,&nbsp;L'OFFICIEL&nbsp;has rounded up the Fall/Winter 2024 fashion trends designers are threading through their collections.

Cold weather seasons signal an abundance of&nbsp;overcoats, usually in the form of wool or tweed, but this season, designers have elevated their&nbsp;outerwear&nbsp;options.&nbsp;Feathers, fringe, and woven designs were featured on the runways this season, as seen in the collections of&nbsp;Gabriela Hearst, Tory Burch, Stella McCartney, Alexander McQueen, and Ulla Johnson.

Gabriela Hearst Autumn Winter 2024

Gabriela Hearst Autumn Winter 2024 Runway Show

Pantless looks have been slowly but surely easing their way back into the fashion zeitgeist over the past year, but this season, this bold look was shown in full force. This leg-forward trend made an appearance on the Chlo&eacute; runway in an olive green knit look, and in a sleek&nbsp;Dior&nbsp;look that takes business casual to the extreme, a true testament to the versatility of the&nbsp;no-pants look.

Acne Studios Women’s Fall Winter 2024 show

For this season's collections, designers overwhelmingly opted to work&nbsp;plaid&nbsp;into their pieces, seamlessly weaving the quintessential fall pattern into designs. The print acted primarily as the center of each design, as seen in the cozy wool overcoats on the Chlo&eacute; runway, in&nbsp;Helmut Lang's vintage scarf-inspired look, and as a standout structured blazer &agrave; la Rabanne.

RABANNE Fall-Winter 24 show

RABANNE | Fall-Winter 24 show

Despite the inevitable frigid fall temperatures, designers are embracing&nbsp;sheer&nbsp;for the upcoming season. True to his style,&nbsp;Ludovic de Saint Sernin&nbsp;highlights&nbsp;diaphanous dresses with&nbsp;sequin&nbsp;accents, transparent blouses, and sheer&nbsp;midi skirts. With their sultry silhouettes and captivating designs, brands like&nbsp;Valentino,&nbsp;No.21, Helmut Lang, and Eckhaus Latta are also leading the pack with this Fall/Winter 2024 fashion trend.

The Fall/Winter 2024 Michael Kors Collection Runway Show

Deconstructed&nbsp;suits bring a sense of edge to a traditional and sophisticated garment. Pioneering a modern and experimental approach to traditional suiting,&nbsp;Ottolinger&nbsp;opts for a sophisticated flair&nbsp;for the suit, offering sleek and sharp black silhouettes, while Schiaparelli breaks down the classic suit, using unique lines and cutouts.

Stella McCartney Winter 2024

Stella McCartney Winter 2024 Runway Show

For years,&nbsp;capes and shawls&nbsp;have served as a fashion statement, frequently worn by celebrities like&nbsp;Kendall Jenner. However, this fashion month, brands have emphatically declared it's time for all things shawl. Offering a touch of luxury and regality, shawls elevate an ensemble with a nod to Old Hollywood glamour. Showcasing the look through figure-hugging, wrapped silhouettes, cropped variants, and asymmetric hemlines, brands like&nbsp;Proenza Schouler, Jane Wade<a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion/carolina-herrera-fall-winter-2024-nyfw-show-runway-images" target="_blank" rel="noopener"></a>,&nbsp;Issey Miyake, and Fendi agree this is a Fall/Winter 2024 fashion trend worth remembering.&nbsp;

Proenza Schouler Fall Winter 2024 Show

Fur&nbsp;has always been a part of fall fashion, but we are in the age of a resurgence. Brands have identified a distinct Fall/Winter 2024 fashion trend set to dominate this season. Acne Studios, Burberry<a href="https://preview.lofficielusa.com/fashion/eckhaus-latta-winter-2018" target="_blank" rel="noopener"></a>, and Khaite showcased fur detailing, accessories, or full-on fur outfits on the runway, ideal for the autumn and&nbsp;winter&nbsp;months.

DRIES VAN NOTEN – WOMEN AUTUMN WINTER 2024-25

The criss-cross style is the Fall/Winter 2024 fashion trend for making a statement.&nbsp;Jane Wade&nbsp;implements it via edgy leathers for a sultry look, while&nbsp;Monse&nbsp;incorporates criss-cross detailing into suit jackets for a sophisticated twist. Fforme uses a more simplistic approach with a large draped criss-cross sweater. Either way, the criss-cross style is one to turn heads this upcoming season.

LOEWE Fall Winter 2024 women’s runway collection

The trend of oversized knits has taken center stage this runway season, making its mark on both fashion runways and Pinterest boards alike. As seen on the NYFW runways by&nbsp;Tommy Hilfiger&nbsp;and&nbsp;Jason Wu,&nbsp;oversized&nbsp;knit sweaters and long chunky&nbsp;scarves&nbsp;are poised to become wardrobe essentials for the chilly months ahead.&nbsp;

Anna Sui Fall/Winter 2024

Leather has emerged as a prevalent theme throughout this fashion month as brands elevate it to new heights.&nbsp;Mugler, MM6 Maison Margiela,&nbsp;Prabal Gurung, and Gabriela Hearst are among the labels that have embraced head-to-toe leather ensembles, showcasing innovative styling and design.

Isabel Marant | Fall Winter 2024/2025

Isabel Marant | Fall Winter 2024/2025 | Full Show

Last year, hoods titillated the fashionably minded as an unexpected addition to the typical A-line gowns and high slits seen on the&nbsp;red carpet. However, as all trends trickle down eventually, brands like&nbsp;Khaite, Balmain, Nina Ricci, and Alexander McQueen are returning hoods to their ready-to-wear form. Consider this the most&nbsp;utilitarian&nbsp;Fall/Winter 2024 fashion trend you'll see this runway season.

Balmain Fall Winter 2024 Women's Show

Taking a slight depature from the typical turtleneck, designers opted to take it up a notch this season, bringing necklines several inches higher than average. Seen in everything from sweeping&nbsp;Burberry&nbsp;trench coats to structured sweaters &agrave; la&nbsp;Max Mara, high necklines were a hit on the Fall/Winter 2024 runways.&nbsp;

Max Mara Fall Winter 2024 Runway Show

Eclectic layered designs popped several times on the Fall/Winter 2024 runways warranted a double take. From JW Anderson's cozy royal&nbsp;blue&nbsp;knit look, featuring a double waistband, to&nbsp;Gucci's&nbsp;layered chocolate brown cardigans, designers utilized this trend to add depth and texture to several pieces, giving way to casual, lived-in looks that would stun on the runway and in street style alike.

Burberry Winter 2024

Double-Breasted Short Peacoat

If there was ever a place on the runway for a double-breasted&nbsp;pea coat, it would be the Fall/Winter runways. With a renewed emphasis on wearability in the air these days, it's no surprise that several designers&mdash;Tom Ford, Miu Miu, and&nbsp;Etro&nbsp;included&mdash;opted for clean-cut, sharply tailored double-breasted pea coat looks that have that timeless, elevated essential look about them.&nbsp;

SCHIAPARELLI READY-TO-WEAR FALL WINTER 2024/2025

Tied sweaters have been making the rounds on Fall/Winter 2024 runways across the world, but have been particularly prevalent in Milan, cropping up in the collections of both&nbsp;Max Mara&nbsp;and&nbsp;Moschino. A tied or draped sweater offers designers the opportunity to add visual interest and depth to a look through a pop of texture or color, resulting in a complete look that exudes an air of effortlessly chic style.&nbsp;

Fendi Women's Fall/Winter 2024 fashion show

This season, designers are drawing inspiration from a wealth of nontraditional sources&mdash;traditional military attire included. Spotted on the&nbsp;Prada&nbsp;runway in the form of structured caps and tailored suits, as well as on the Tom Ford runway in the form of a fitted dress with gold button accents, it seems the militaristic&nbsp;uniform&nbsp;trend is here to stay for the time being.

Tom Ford Winter 2024

TOM FORD WINTER 24 | RUNWAY SHOW

Ribbons ruled the runway this season, there's no doubt about it. From hair accessories to tie-front tops, designers seemingly couldn't get enough of the trend that's been taking over the TK and TK alike, but on the runways at the Prada,&nbsp;Richard Quinn, and No. 21 shows, designers boasted a twist on the trend&mdash;structured bows. Designers crafted bows out of heavier materials, marking a departure from the typical&nbsp;satin&nbsp;or grosgrain, resulting in a unique, more structured appearance.

Carolina Herrera Fall/Winter 2024/25 New York

From the sheer lacy number on the Gucci runway to the flowing&nbsp;Chlo&egrave;&nbsp;trench coat, olive green has certainly had a grip on the&nbsp;Fall/Winter 2024&nbsp;collections. While it is typically considered an autumnal hue, designers are departing from the norm and putting their own unique spin on olive green this season, as seen in a wide range of looks, like&nbsp;Ferragamo's&nbsp;head-to-toe&nbsp;monochromatic&nbsp;look and the voluminous tulle clutch &agrave; la Saint Laurent.

Gucci's Fall Winter 2024 Women's Fashion Show

The chunky scarf emerged as a must-have wardrobe item this past winter&mdash;thanks to the viral moment that the&nbsp;Acne Studios&nbsp;mohair scarves enjoyed. The style has been spotted everywhere from the streets of New York, Paris, and&nbsp;Copenhagen&nbsp;alike, but has also emerged as the It-accessory on the Fall/Winter 2024 runways. Brands like Stella McCartney and&nbsp;Ann Demeulemeester&nbsp;opted to put a textured spin on the trend, while&nbsp;GCDS&nbsp;models sported chunky scarves with threads of glitter woven into thick burgundy mohair.&nbsp;

Fall/Winter 2024 Fashion Trends From the Runway

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