All the Best Pre-Fall 2024 Looks From The Runway

Fashion never sleeps and all of your favourite designers are back with the best, brightest, and boldest looks from their Pre-Fall 2024 collections.

Although Pre-Fall collections often don't reach the level of virality as Spring/Summer and Fall/Winter, these between-season collections are often some designers' most experimental pieces. On-season pieces are restricted to creating something marketable that will perform well on social media, but also appeal to buyers. While wearability is still an important factor, when the restraints are loosened even the slightest, designers find space for experimentation and more out-of-the-box thinking.

This shines through in several of the Pre-Fall 2024 collections. Most notably, Balenciaga collaborated with the trendy-chic Los Angeles grocery store Erewhon, taking inspiration from LA fashion and culture and merging them with Demna's greater Balenciaga universe. Other designers like Christopher John Rogers stayed more true to the core of the brand while experimenting even further with colours, patterns, and structure.

As the off-season fashion continues to roll in, L'OFFICIEL is here to keep you up to date with the best Pre-Fall 2024 looks.

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In accordance with Balenciaga's collaboration with Erewhon, the brand tackles activewear in a "quiet luxury" way à la the everyday LA cool girl. Photo courtesy of Balenciaga.

Balenciaga cares greatly about intentional placement of color, and with this Cardi B look, balanced vibrancy with class. Photo courtesy of Balenciaga.

One key element to this Balenciaga collection is the use of layering to elevate and texturize loungewear, from oversized hoodies to shearling boots. Photo courtesy of Balenciaga.

Model wearing white evening gown that covers her face

With definition, Balenciaga leaves room for mystery with this extended neckline and one shoe as an accessory. Photo courtesy of Balenciaga.

Givenchy's primarily neutral-toned collection takes inspiration from later designs by Hubert de Givenchy and features pops of orange, yellow, hot pink, and polka dot patterns that bring a newfound energy while maintaining Givenchy's signature sleek construction. Photo courtesy of Givenchy.

Model in boxy orange jacket and skirt holding a fuzzy black bag

This distinctive pop of orange balances uniqueness with wearability. Photo courtesy of Givenchy.

Model in black blazer, black polka dot skirt, with black accessories

The subtle nod of polka dots pair perfectly with hints of sheer fabric and close attention to accessories. Photo courtesy of Givenchy.

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Diesel's motive is to push innovation and experimentation with each layer in its collections and with this look, the brand plays with fit. Photos courtesy of Diesel. Photo courtesy of Diesel.

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Layers of denim are bonded together with other textures and patterns and made to look like one complete garment. Photo courtesy of Diesel.

model wearing all black diesel dress look with black bag

Diesel touches on an aesthetic of archetypal pieces with this new collection, like this sleek construction. Photo courtesy of Diesel.

model wearing yellow monochromatic christopher john rogers look with blue detailing

Christopher John Rogers tells an energetic story of simplicity, cleanliness, and powerful elegance through his iconic trademark: bright, bold colors. Photo courtesy of Christopher John Rogers.

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Christopher John Rogers rejects conventional shaping and focuses on pattern. Photo courtesy of Christopher John Rogers.

model wearing colorful knit strapless dress

With a simple silhouette, the coloring and pattern mixtures shine. Photo courtesy of Christopher John Rogers.

Model wearing yellow/gold dress with floral details

Designer Alexandra O’Neill's took inspiration from her travels through safaris in South Africa and Botswana paying close attention to color and texture. Photo by Oriana Layendecker.

Model wearing blue floral dress with black bow on the neckline

Floral patterns bleed into many pieces in this collection, inspired by African landscapes and Henri Rousseau's art. Photo by Oriana Layendecker.

Model wearing a long baby blue dress with ruffling at the top

Blue travels seamlessly through the collection coming at a peak with this stunning baby blue textured dress. Photo by Oriana Layendecker.

Model wearing green suit with pink fur collar and pink accessories

Off-White's 'Cute Feelings' collection questions identity with bold colors and patterns. Photo by Jack Day.

Model wearing pink pants and jacket with black detailing

Pink and fur stand at the forfront of the 'Cute Feelings' collection. Photo by Jack Day.

Model wearing black outfit with white color blocks and zippers

Off-White perfects street-style with intentional color blocking and playful zippers. Photo by Jack Day.

Model in black and white striped leggings and jacket

Boldness is at the forefront of Balmain's Pre-Fall 2024 collection and in this garment, the brand leans into the structured fluidity of stripes. Photo courtesy of Balmain.

Model wearing a pink, blue, and black color blocked suit jacket and black pants

The pastel blocks of color give this look a bold sleekness. Photo courtesy of Balmain.

Model wearing pastel, textured off the shoulder dress

This Alice in Wonderland-style short dress has an air of whimsy and playfulness while remaining chic. Photo courtesy of Balmain.

Model wearing black skirt and top with white detailing and bow

Valentino excentuates sartorial tradition while paying close attention to proportions and construction. Photo courtesy of Valentino.

Model wearing long yellow coat with bows down the front

Carefully constucted, this Valentino piece uses the trendy bow design as a chic replacement for traditional coat buttons. Photo courtesy of Valentino.