Luxury’s Top Trends to Try this Spring

There’s also nothing revolutionary about switching over to lighter-weight fabrics during the year’s warmest months. This season, however, less common ‘summer’ fabrics are being woven into blends or reimagined to better serve the demands of the season.

Alongside familiar warm-climate classics like seersucker, linen, and silk are fabrics and blends that contain bamboo, cashmere, and wool, of which the latter two are both naturally thermo-regulating and anti-microbial, which means they’ll keep you cool and comfy all season long.

The world’s most sought-after luxury designers aren’t just leading the way in terms of styling and quality but in terms of sustainability, too. With an increasing emphasis being placed on environmental responsibility, we’ve seen many top labels adjusting their collections accordingly.

For example, Zegna leads the charge through its fabric traceability ethos, particularly evident in its Oasi lino and cashmere lines, where full transparency about each item’s lifespan, from goat to garment, is openly available. Swedish shirtmakers Eton has also committed to ensuring 100% of the cotton fibres used in its shirts are either organic or recycled by 2025, among other initiatives.

It’s often said that the highest quality shoes take the longest to ‘break in,’ though this season’s selection of luxury footwear begs to differ. In fact, we think a marker of true luxury is when a shoe feels soft and pliable right out of the box.

This spring, expect to wear supple shoes characterized by woven leathers, soft suedes, and rich interpretations of classic styles repurposed for comfort and ease in subtly refined ways.