Donatella Versace's latest collection is, as expected, effortlessly alluring.&nbsp;

This season&rsquo;s collection for Versace channeled the punkster, and while the garments&rsquo; business formal tone may not illicit a punk-chic aesthetic at first, the theme makes more sense when looking at the collection as a whole.
Out came the put-together grey and black suits and dresses that almost transport you to <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/men/yuppie-style-80s-vintage-mens-fashion-trend" target="_blank" rel="noopener">'80s Wall Street</a>. The debonair suits, and broad-shouldered silhouettes styled with black leather gloves, give off a powerful and captivating aura.&nbsp; The red made its way in the form of <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion/plaid-outfits-style-guide-inspiration-fashion" target="_blank" rel="noopener">plaid</a> skirts, blazers, and coats, which lean into the school-kid-gone-bad character. Sheer mesh ensembles, plaid, and denim sets were showcased on the runway, making for a cool and contemporary collection that&rsquo;s sure to strike up trends and maintain of-the-moment ones as well. Animal print has seen a comeback in recent months, yet something tells me Versace would have incorporated leopard print regardless of its current relevance. The brand has never shied away from bold, sensual, and sexy designs, and while Donatella Versace&rsquo;s recent collections have been more understated, she stays loyal to the Maison&rsquo;s illustrious glamour.
Speaking of glamorous, the collection also introduces numerous leather pieces, and sparkling black and silver evening looks with eye-catching draped waists and more dominant office looks. It&rsquo;s as if the collection is punk in disguise, a dual between business and party chic that concludes when the closing look is a simple yet elegant power suit.&nbsp;
In the audience was <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion/anne-hathaway-gen-z-fashion-influence-style-inspiration" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Anne Hathaway</a> who wore the red corseted dress featured in this season's collection.&nbsp;

Versace Fall/Winter 2024 Collection. Photo courtesy of Getty Images.

Versace’s Fall/Winter 2024 Collection Offers Their Twist on Punk-Chic

L'OFFICIEL USA December 2024 - Julianne Moore Cover

L'OFFICIEL USA November 2024 - Salma Hayek Pinault Cover

L'OFFICIEL HOMMES USA October 2024 - Rupert Friend Cover

L'OFFICIEL HOMMES USA October 2024 - Joseph Quinn Cover

L'OFFICIEL USA September 2024 - Fall Fashion Cover Featuring Supermodel Sasha Pivovarova

L'OFFICIEL USA June 2024 - Nicole Kidman Cover

L'OFFICIEL USA June 2024 - Megan Thee Stallion Cover

L'OFFICIEL USA May 2024 - Jackson Wang Cover

L'OFFICIEL USA May 2024 - Natalie Portman Cover

Versace’s Fall/Winter 2024 Collection Offers Their Twist on Punk-Chic

Tags

Related Articles

Fashion

Tom Ford Brings Forth Captivating Camera-Ready Looks

Fashion

MFW: All the Best Looks From the Runways

Fashion

Adrian Appiolaza’s Moschino Debut Stays Authentic to the Brand’s Expressive Personality

Recommended posts for you

Pop culture

Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly Call It Quits

Fashion

Eternal Treasures: New Icons From Tiffany & Co. Meet Their Archival Counterparts

Shopping

23 Holiday-Ready Pieces to Nail Your Festive Season Outfits

Shopping

24 Stocking Stuffers They Won't Regift

Pop culture

All the Celebrities Spotted at Art Basel Miami Beach 2024

Shopping

35 Gifts Your Fashion-Forward Friend Actually Wants

Shopping

The Ultimate Winter Fragrances to Keep in Rotation

Shopping

27 Splurge Gifts to Treat Yourself This Holiday Season