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28 minimalist fashion brands to know in 2024

The idea of a 'capsule wardrobe' has become a social media mantra, shaping our shopping decisions, and rightfully so. They're the foundation to our outfits, the reliable pieces that will never go out of style, and whether Sofia Richie Grainge or Matilda Djerf have reminded you the stylishness and the interchangeable necessity of having some timeless pieces in your wardrobe, they are the pieces we turn to when in need of a staple basic. A go-to tee or a worn in pair of jeans and an oversized blazer that can be applied to any silhouette or trend in season.

Here, are the 28 minimalist fashion brands we turn to when looking for the height of simplicity, for you to shop today.

 

 

1. The Row

 

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The bastions of minimalism, look to The Row for your refined leather goods and sturdy cotton t-shirts to see you through many seasons.

 

2. Djerf Avenue

 

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Djerf Avenue, the Queen of minimalism and a capsule wardrobe herself creating a clothing brand for us to replicate her own timeless style. Ethically made, size inclusive, and each piece built to last, it's quite hard to fault Djerf Avenue.

 

3. Jil Sander

 

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Germany’s Jil Sander will always make our lists when it comes to minimalist brands worth their weight, with a considered range of staples made to last.

 

4. Acne Studios

 

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A cult brand known for coats and outerwear, Acne is the minimalist fashion brand to know as we head into Australian winter for another year.

 

5. St Agni

 

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Byron Bay’s St Agni carry a range of considered basics in a minimalist palette of black, white, creams and browns ensure each purchase can pair seamlessly with one another.

 

 

6. Jack+Jack

 

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When it comes to your basic high quality staples like your tees, blazers, jeans and coats that will last, it really is harder to look beyond Jac+Jack. Extremely soft with high quality materials, their pieces are definitely worth investing in.

 

 

7. Esse Studios

 

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Timeless in nature, Esse Studios pieces are made to become part of a wardrobe of basics to be worn for years to come.

 

8. Harris Tapper

 

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New Zealand’s Harris Tapper design minimalist pieces that are considered, elevated and work as both formal and casual attire.

 

9. The Curated

 

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Whether looking for a winter coat without seasonal accoutrements or luxe knitwear in neutral hues, The Curated’s selection of minimalistic garments are sure to please for those seeking subtlety.

 

10. Raey

 

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Found exclusively on Matchesfashion, Raey are our go-to for minimal, refined clothing that can be pulled out of our wardrobes with little foreword planning.

 

 

11. Max Mara

 

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Italy’s Max Mara are at the apex of minimalist aesthetics, crafting luxury minimalist garments with a distinctly European feel.

 

12. Maison Essentiele

Varied in materials, from silk to sheer lace, Maison Essentiele's colour palette is quite on the neutral tones. Pieces that could go with any outfit for a night out or a special event, the opportunities to layer with their pieces are endless, allowing versatility for styling opportunities.

 

13. APC

 

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Ready to release the French girl from within? Look no further than APC where yes, a Breton-stripe shirt is classed as minimal. Tres chic.

 

14. The Frankie Shop

 

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For all your oversized shirting and blazer needs, the Frankie shop has you covered with their shunning of patterns and refined colour palette.

 

15. Totême

 

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We will never say no to minimalist knitwear that makes us feel put together and ready for the day, and that made by minimalist fashion brand Toteme is the ultimate in our books.

 

16. Frame

 

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Frame’s denim range is elite and beloved by many including under-the-radar style icon, Willem Dafoe. When looking for a new pair of jeans or trousers with a minimalist touch, look no further.

 

17. Matteau

 

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The brand making us feel perpetually on a summer holiday, Matteau make play with patterned motifs on occasion but the underscoring quality of the brand is rooted in minimalism.

 

18. Deiji Studios

 

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A linen moment is never lost when the weather permits and for sets made for afternoons spend lounging (with SPF) in the sun, Deiji Studios’ darling sets are tailor made for the rays.

 

19. Another Tomorrow

 

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With a sustainable approach in mind – including employing the use of organic cotton for almost all pieces – Another Tomorrow’s collection of basic white, black and navy t-shirts are a must for those shopping with minimalism and the environment front of mind.

 

20. Bare by Charlie Holiday

Picture yourself rising to greet the day with ease and slipping into an outfit that brings both comfort and style, and you have met the Bare by Charlie Holiday brand who crafte coats, sets and shirts made for minimalists.

 

21. Pave

 

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A newcomer in the minimalist fashion brands space, Pave carry a range of pieces designed to become part of a capsule wardrobe and ideal to take you from the office to after work drinks.

 

22. Khaite

 

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Cast your minds to Katie Holmes breaking the internet in her matching knit bra and cardigan and you are already familiar with the Khaite brand, known for its enviable cashmere pieces and denim range.

 

23. Nanushka

 

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Hungarian brand Nanushka crafte contemporary pieces that flirt with trends, yet also produce an array of minimalist garments ideal for the most subtle wardrobes.

 

24. Tibi

 

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New York-based label Tibi is lauded by the fashion pack for its modern take on laid-back femininity. The brand does effortless and understated perfectly.

 

25. Beare Park

 

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Sharp, elegant lines form the basis of Beare Park's tailoring offering, while timeless, sophisticated and decisively simple silhouettes comprise each collections silhouettes, which are made using high-quality fabrics sourced from the finest mills in Japan and Italy.

 

26. Maison Margiela

 

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Arguably one of the most iconoclastic Houses in the world, Margiela's famed affinity for minimalism set the bar for so many House's that have come after the brand. Without Margiela, minimalism would hardly have a place in modern fashion the way that it does today.

 

27. Ferragamo

 

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Founded in 1927, Ferragamo is one of the longest-standing luxury shoe companies in the world, and now, under the stewardship of Maximillian Davis, has become one of the most exciting luxury brands of the moment, fusing classic Italian luxury with modern, minimalistic silhouettes.

 

28. Peter Do

 

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LVMH prize winner Peter Do's influences are wide-ranging, spanning everything from the traditional garments worn by his Vietnamese parents to the photography of Irving Penn. Look out for considered riffs on traditional shapes, sharply cut jackets and trousers, and fluid dresses in muted tones.

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