Andrea's It List: Great AW24 trends you can wear now

Transitional pieces for the new season

Andrea Thompson
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Over at Marie Claire, we’re in full Back to School mode for autumn winter, and, of course, planning exciting projects for 2025. For this week’s It list, I’ve rounded up the key fashion staples I’ve got my eye on to take me from September to Christmas, and the fashion trends you need to know to plan your capsule wardrobe for the next season and beyond. These are transitional AW24 trends you can wear now.

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Reiss Flute Sleeve Bodycon Midi Dress

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If you’re looking for more winter trend ideas, check out this definitive round-up by our contributing fashion editor Jazzria Haris. At Marie Claire, the autumn winter trends hit our radar 6 months earlier, so we’re constantly scouting ways to work them into our wardrobes early to make transitioning to the new season a bit easier.

“One of my favourite shopping hacks is to browse the end-of-season sales—not for summer staples or holiday season must-haves—but rather for pieces that I can bring with me into the new season," she says. "Whether that’s picking up on a trend early or opting for fabrics and finishes that are more suited to the autumn winter season, investing in these pieces now can save you time when cold weather eventually rolls around.” Visit her full edit now including this red midi dress, which I’m snapping up for fashion month.

Editor in Chief

Andrea Thompson is Editor in Chief at Marie Claire UK and was named by We are the City as one of the UKs top 50 trailblazers for her work championing gender equality.

Andrea has worked as a senior journalist for a range of publications over her 20 year career including The Sunday Times, The Guardian, The Daily Mail, Channel 4, Glamour and Grazia. At Marie Claire UK, Andrea oversees content, strategy and campaigns across fashion, beauty and the brand's purpose pillars. Her weekly newsletter and column Andreas It List showcases her curated edit of the very best in fashion and beauty. Andrea is a keen advocate of women's empowerment, sustainability and diversity and is a regular speaker at events on these themes. She sits on the committee of the British Society of Magazine Editors where she acts as Vice Chair and looks after Diversity and Inclusion and regularly mentors young women from under represented communities trying to break into the media industry. Follow her on instagram at @andreacanwrite