Fashion has always loved a good power move, and right now the Glamoratti trend is in full force. The term – coined in Pinterest’s trend forecasts – taps into a revived appetite for 1980s-style glamour: sculpted shoulders, rich fabrics, bold jewellery and tailoring that occupies space rather than shrinking politely into the background.
But while Glamoratti style might have emerged from fashion forecasting, its real potential plays out beautifully in interiors. At its core, the trend taps into a renewed appetite for glamour – richer materials, confident colour and a new take on maximalism. Think velvet sofas in jewel tones, glossy lacquered surfaces and sculptural lighting.
