These NYFW Runways Dominate Trends Are For Prom 2024

From bows to ballgowns we’ve got all the must-see trends here.
As New York Fashion Week (NYFW) comes to a dazzling end, there were plenty of spectacular style moments and design inspirations that have us already daydreaming about 2024 prom party.
The catwalks were awash with swaths of gowns rendered black and white; On the color spectrum, liquid-like silvers and molten-like metallics shimmered as they sashayed down the runways.
The stark hues met their fiery match with radiant reds, signaling a continuation of the color trend we saw at the Grammy’s a few weeks ago. Opulent orange felt fresh for PROM and a must-have hue to imbue your closet with.
Read up on for the best fashion trends from New York Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2024 for your perfect prom 2024 dresses.

Bows came back in a big way
From headbands to flats and embellishments to embroideries, there seemed to be a touch of twee for each and all.
Get yourself a prom dress features with playful bows that looked like a walking gift from the fashion gods.

Metallics Look
Models in metallics looked like they stepped right off the silver screen at New York Fashion Week.
The pieces felt as if molten metals were poured upon their frocks, giving them a rustic, lived-in texture that felt like an innovative approach to such a tried and true trend.

Orange Color Made A Splash
Orange theory made a splash in numerous collections during New York Fashion Week and really juiced things up.
So step away from neutral colors and find your orange crush to stand out from the crowd.

Radiant Reds Continued to Take Over the Collections of This Season
Fiery hues lit up the runways from luxe tailoring to slinky slips
Dress yourself with red palette that will surely heat things up this prom season.

Black and White Ball
Black and white ball inspired by Ryan Murphy’s hit show Feud: Capote vs. The Swans.
Swaths of ballgowns rendered in those two stark hues evoked the glamour of a bygone era. The black-and-white trend also found its way onto the runways of Prabal Gurung and Batsheva.