Hyper-feminine fashion has been a dominant trend over the past year, transcending traditional gender boundaries. From Sabrina Carpenter championing the babydoll dress trend to model and influencer Nara Smith showcasing puff-sleeve designer gowns in her viral kitchen videos, the resurgence of hyper-feminine elements such as lace trims and bow details has captured the fashion world’s imagination.
The fall/winter 2024 runways were a testament to this trend’s widespread influence. Miu Miu, known for its micro mini skirts, continued its exploration of hyper-femininity by combining childlike and adult elements. The collection featured puffy A-line skirts, embroidered appliqué, and extravagant sheer dresses. Danish designer Cecilie Bahnsen presented models in ruffled gowns with empire waists and corseted leather coats, reflecting her signature flowy and romantic silhouettes.
The season also saw lace bodices from Gucci, voluminous and brightly-colored tulle from Molly Goddard, and dresses adorned with oversized bows at Simone Rocha, all underscoring the trend’s appeal.
This evolving trend highlights that hyper-femininity is not confined to any one gender, offering a fresh perspective on fashion that embraces a broader spectrum of self-expression.
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