After the ten year milestone show in the autumn and winter of 2024, Nicolas Ghesquière and Louis Vuitton embarked on a new journey. This time, the early autumn show was held at the West Bank Dragon Art Museum in Shanghai, where they collaborated with Chinese artist Sun Yidian to present many artistic designs on the runway. At the beginning, Sun Yidian's artworks kept appearing. This time, the tiger, penguin, duck, puppy, rabbit, and other animal graffiti in the preview of the big show appeared in different areas and styles on dresses, skirts, and coats. Similarly, these artworks also appeared on the bags in the hands of models.

Christian Dior's Spring/Summer 2024 collection continues the brand's traditional style, conveying their vision of an ideal world with a foundation in feminism. The collection features numerous pleated skirts, divination elements, prints of the Eiffel Tower and maps, ombré effects, as well as distressed lace. These design elements come together to inject a unique sense of fashion into the collection and reflect the brand's emphasis on female power and self-expression.

As technology moves the world ever closer and the lines begin to blur, hybridisation shone through as the overarching theme of the recently unveiled Gucci Cruise 2024 collection in South Korea. To emphasise this theme of blending cultures and genres, the iconic House set its show against the illuminated 14th century backdrop of Seoul’s Gyeongbokgung Palace to deepen the ties it has had with the city since 1998.The collaboration with Korean artist RamHan, who introduced surreal patterns, is a highlight of this season. The collection combines the urbanistic style of the 90s with the current trends, creating a fresh and exciting new spark.