Fear of God Introduces Collection 8 FW24 “American Symphony”
Furthering its exhibition of American luxury.
Since its 2013 founding, Jerry Lorenzo’s Los Angeles-based label, Fear of God, has sat with the intention of observing American luxury. It was just last April when Fear of God took to Los Angeles’ renowned Hollywood Bowl amphitheater to hold its debut runway show, which revealed not just its most comprehensive collection to date via elevated and athletic designs, but its most decisive stance of contemporary American luxury. Now the conversation is going even further with the introduction of Fear of God’s Collection 8 Fall/Winter 2024 collection.
Entitled “American Symphony” the new collection builds upon the label’s initial Collection 8 reveal at the Hollywood Bowl. As the brand is still residing in the Collection 8 world, the new Fall/Winter 2024 edition reinstitutes the signature refined palette with new details. Throughout the wardrobe are brand signatures like oversized tailoring, clean coats, and simply refined tops with slight sculptural details, distressed denim, cleanly cut pants and more.
But what gives the new collection its magic is attention to multidimensional textured fabrics. As such, fuzzy wools, faux fur, sherpa, cracked leather and suede fringe add eye-catching personality to some of the brand’s signature architectural and relaxed silhouettes. Staying true to its personality, the line once again sees a muted, yet natural color palette via shades of chocolate, deep charcoal, stone gray, camel and taupe.
Take a look at the collection in the gallery above. Stay tuned for Fear of God’s Collection 8 FW24 “American Symphony” release later this year.
