JordanLuca Releases Drop 1 of Its FW24 Collection
by Adriano Batista
JordanLuca‘s Fall/Winter 2024 collection injects a dose of optimism into the new season. The first wave of pieces, now available online and at select retailers, embodies the collection’s core message: hope.
Leading the charge are foundational staples like the Latch Tank Top. This black piece features a striking “Shattered” glass motif, hinting at the collection’s potential for both beauty and fragility. The runway show’s balloon-filled atmosphere gets a second life on the Compressor Longsleeve, a form-fitting top adorned with a print inspired by artist Dominic Myatt’s commissioned work.
Outerwear options offer a bold statement. The Joker Jacket takes the classic Harrington style and injects it with JordanLuca’s signature “Double Collar” detail, while the Megabit Duster coat offers a dramatic silhouette. This floor-grazing black coat, crafted from polyamide, features an oversized hood tucked into the collar for an added touch of mystery.
Want something edgy? The Voltage Cargo Trousers are your new best friends. Made of black twill cotton with silver zippers running down the legs, they’re all about JordanLuca’s signature mix of sexy and rebellious.
Rounding out the drop are 100% leather belts (Lash and Whip styles), the runway-debuted Highland Chain in faux “Brown Fur,” distressed baseball caps, and Latch IGGY intimates.
Check it out below:
Head to JordanLuca.com to experience Drop One for yourself.
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