I think a little closer to October we're going to see a lot of Vampire Brides. Drapey silks and chiffons in rich colors especially red and purple, feverishly rouged cheeks, very matte facial makeup and messy red lips. Opulent pearl and gemstone jewelry, etc.
oh I love this vision. I also feel like I've been seeing a lot of sort of dark, witchy/vampy, & horror movie aesthetics coming into fall?? the halloween vibes are STRONG this year
I was gonna say, I feel like the disintegrating clothing represents greater social and cultural fears about political unrest, the climate crisis, crumbling societies and communities; especially among the young and educated populations the dread is ever growing in my experience. It's scary times, with the 2016 election, the pandemic, the war, taking away human rights and so on. (Nicole raffie did a good video on the resurgence of cannibalism in media that kinda touched on some of these points.) Overall I think we live in such a fast paced and uncertain time rn with a lot of suffering that's bombarding us thanks to social media, and it can feel very hopeless and like we are approaching apocalypse lol. I feel like the bow/whimsical aesthetics are kinda the other side of the coin, more about focusing on the good, hope, love, kinda fantastic and idealistic vibes
I think the 'falling apart' trend relates back to the dystopian/post-apocalyptic style streetwear we've been seeing the last few years. sort of a goth/grunge revival for feeling like you're in the end times
Is it just me or are the trends very 60s? Like the medieval revival, drop waist, structured silhouette, natural “greek robe” like dresses? Im here for it, i LOVE 60s fashion
There was a 90s does 60s thing that happened in like 98-99 where it was all flower power, big graphic plastic jewelry, VW remade the Beetle, Austin Powers… now it’s like 2020s does 90s does 60s to me. Your observation totally tracks, I think!
“I’m going to assume they ARE all connected and that I am a genius” 😂😂😂 My whole soul felt this level of confidence & I do this too when I’m making connections in literature & culture ❤
Love that idea of body privacy. I just thrifted a drop shoulder cashmere overcoat, and I don't normally go for really big coats but I love it because it has its own fantastic shape and doesn't conform to my shape.
STOKED to hear that fantasy-inspired clothing is chugging along on the runway! It's a style ive stumbled into over the past two years after feeling things out. turns out all I want to dress like is an elf wench who owns an inn/tavern and is a little down on her luck but is ALWAYS down to give a quest
I love that you're Manifesting a medieval trend! We all definitely need armor fashion in our lives! Actually saw that video that have Abby Cox made. I completely agree with that point she made about how nowadays body shapes are trending rather the clothing shapes like how it was it was in historical times, and it's kinda making me want to get into historical fashion more! I love the drop waist dresses because although it doesn't show your stomach, you still get that low rise feel. I wore a drop waist for my contemporary group dance, and I felt like a baddie 💅🏾💅🏾 Your art is adorable girl 🥰 keep it up! Love your content! Have a good day 😊
Tbh the first thing that came to my mind when seeing the "falling down/apart" trend was the trend of rich people dressing in a "homeless" style and cosplaying poor people. Not a fan of the sentiment but i do actually kinda love the look of grunge, almost dirty looking clothing, so I'm curious to see where this trend goes. Or maybe it's just a continuation of the oversized looks we've been seeing for years! Great video as always! I always love people talking about runway looks cause the commentary makes them much more interesting!
The wet sheer look trend makes me excited bc I have loved the mermaidcore trend, and it was great when I dressed up for summer, but I was getting so nervous for fall and winter bc I didn’t know if I would be able to create that aesthetic in fall clothes, so it’s promising to me to see that high end and designers are still keeping it up, meaning hopefully I’ll see pieces that fit that aesthetic during fall and winter in my regular shopping stores
I might read way too far into this, but lmao here we go. You know, I am 100% seconding the rise of medieval/fantasy clothing styles. I feel like this is a reflection of pop culture, seeing the rise of high fantasy in media with Game of Thrones, Wheel of time, The Witcher, the ever-rising appraisal of the Souls-Borne series and Elden Ring, Final Fantasy 16 taking itself inspiration from modern interpretations of dark fantasy themes. Dungeons and Dragons has also seen a massive resurgence, following shows like Critical Role and Dimension 20 among others, and it's own movie hitting theaters. It could also reflect the rise from "the dark age", exiting a pandemic we are still somewhat battling and wanting to rise above it heroically. We want to empower ourselves, become our own knights to save ourselves and get through to the other side, maybe not unscathed but alive and victorious. Knight and fantasy imagery has also been getting really popular, those looks fitting well into knightcore, evoking themes of peasants, squires, knights and enchantresses, witches and I'd also argue The Lady of the Lake with the mermaidcore looks. These looks represent our collective daydream, how we'd like to see ourselves and perhaps evoke more virtuous societal values. (Also, I love that we are starting to create shape with clothing like historical clothing used to do, which I think would be healthier for the mental well-being of society. I have been a big subscriber of dramatic puff sleeves for a couple of years now :3)
Oh oh oh!!! So there is DEFINITELY a medieval revival going on, and a fabulous video that talks about it and the various other medieval revivals that have happened throughout history is Kaz Rowe’s “Why the Medieval Aesthetic Never Dies” video!!!! They’re phenomenal, and the video is really well done! Lots of cool fashion inspo in it too!! Would highly highly recommend!!
I think the asymmetrical trend could be made with clothes people already own by just wearing them differently (I know you’ve said this in past videos, I’m just parroting your genius advice). Like I wore a Jean jacket with one arm through a sleeve and then I buttoned the other sleeve to the front so it was like half a cape. That probably doesn’t make sense but it was asymmetrical and fun, and I think this trend provides a fun challenge. Also totally here for the historical knight fashion prediction, I love turning getting dressed into dressing up! Cowboys, knights, princesses, astronauts, witches, monsters, mermaids, aliens; so many things to take inspiration from or dress up as!!
omg I totally get what you mean with the jean jacket, that's genius!! I can't wait to try it now! Also agree about it being a cool way to rework what you already have:) & very into getting dressed as dressing up hahah I love that description!
Loved this video, fall trends are definitely gonna be interesting this year! I would love to see you try a more sheer-clothing focused layering video! 💕 It's one of the things for me that I get a creative block in so much more easily. Also, your prints are so cute 🥰
Thank you Jemi! But oo that's a great video idea, I'll have to store that away for a future video if I have enough good ideas hehe. & thanks so much!!🥰
i loved this sm! love how you approach trend videos, this really felt like flicking through a magazine with a friend lol also,if you let me, i taked to my mom and sister about the falling apart clothing trend lol and what i get from it is that, in opposition to the "very clean, brand new, straight out of a fast fashion brand, internet trend look" now there's the want to look like we've own these pieces for ages or even like we're buying vintage clothing. i feel like it makes it look less like you're buying into trends and following people, cause if you do, your clothes look new and recently bought. the falling apart looking clothes rather give you this allure of knowing what you like and like you've broken in your clothes lol and maybe also look like you have the means to afford vintage clothing that is usually broken in/falling apart, instead of only being able to afford fast fashion. omg also, i think you're not even reaching with the knight/medieval looks, i totally see it!!aaaanywaaay, loved the video, Liz!
omg this is so sweet hehe, thank you Ceci! Also: I definitely think you're onto something with this theory!! It's almost a pushback against the like quiet luxury aesthetic, while also being more of a "true" version of actual quiet luxury lol. & THANK U, I am not just willing it into existence lmao!!
I’ve never watched one of your videos before. I clicked on it because the title intrigued me, but I stayed for the hamtaro on a stick. I still have a few of those hamtaro and friends to this day 😂
So fun that you matched your outfits to the trends 🌸🌸🌸 I love seeing you translate high fashion runway looks with things you already own and make it suit your personal style. Totally unrelated but I've been interning at a local small sustainable label the past few months, and I think it's so interesting to see how different the high fashion world and the small independent/sustainable fashion label world operate
I'll happily take a drop waist dress over an empire waist dress any day for the rest of eternity 😊 Really the flowy, layerable, long ones, not fitted. So much possibility 😊 🌟⭐🌟 Asymmetrical everything YES
Totally agree on the sheer trend - it's so versatile and fun, I really like how different it can be styled) And the medieval thing makes a lot of sense, and I hope you're right about it - it would be great to have more fairytale motives in everyday life)) I've also noticed a lot of dark and gothic gowns on the runway, which is a bit different time period, but falls in quite the same category to me. Another thing I've noticed a lot are some strict/office pieces and full gowns, and I quite like it as for me it associates with empowerment))
I'll take sheer (especially sheer layered over non-sheer fabrics), postapo deconctruction and maybe some elements of knightcore. It's an especially bountiful season - I couldn't stand behind any of the summer trends and just wore what I always wear :D
Omg yes, love that you are aware of abby In history the silhouettes were created with the clothes and supportive undergarments. Nowadays we're expected to have the body built a certain way that "looks good" at any given decade or so. Let's bring back proportions and leave behind the numbers please People of different body shapes have and will always exist. Let's adjust our fashion senses to that fact instead of the other way
My opinions on each trend: 1. (Sheer) It can be styled well. I don’t hate it, but I don’t love it either. 2. (Hip and shoulder volume) seems interesting. I don’t like all of the outfits shown, but I don’t dislike the silhouette 3. I hate low rise pants. So . Much. I think it is probably just my personal preference but I think it looks stupid. I like high waisted garments. As for drop waist dresses…I’m not sure how I feel about it 4. (Asymmetry) I don’t have any strong opinions on it. It can look cool. 5. (Falling apart clothing) no. I am dreading this becoming popular. I prefer looking put together. I do have some exceptions to that; for example, patchwork clothing looks cool 6. (Wetness) seems strange and kind of pointless, but anyone can do what they want 7. (Medieval/Knight Inspired) I HOPE SO. That’s an awesome idea
In your mermaid core video you asked what fantasy creature fad would be next and I mentioned Nimona, I later realized shapeshifters would be a hard thing to inspire style, but maybe it can just go back to her monk punk style with the chainmail and leather tunic and more generally knight-core. Also, we really seem to be on the same wave length because I was literally about to type up a comment about Abby Cox’s take on silhouette and then you brought it up 😂
I’m intrigued to see how the high street fashion is going to take some of these on the runway and make it more everyday wear. We already have milkmaid tops and corset tops.
The striped outfit in the falling apart/off shoulder section before the Valentino one looks like 17th century women's gowns at least in the bodice and sleeves. I like that one a lot
I just love your videos so much 🥺 love the outfit change for every trend and also how detailed the examples you provided were. You can actually get to see the same trend or idea from multiple perspectives and your analysis is so cute!
chain mail was really popular at a load of gigs I went to a year back, don’t know if it was because of the genre but everyone had alternative wear n chain hoods etc
Forever a yes from me for any fantasy or history elements in trends~!! The medieval revival is amazing, makes me want to finally ask my mum to give me her red velvet cloak since I know for a fact that she will never wear it herself. And yes oh yes, if the knightcore-ish themes are finding their way to fashion! Also I'm loving the wet looking, shiny and metallic fabrics soooo much. Always on board with sheer fabrics too. Even though I'm still having trouble trying to style that, since most of my sheer items are very fitted longsleeved tops and he weather is getting colder by the day :D BUT I did find this blue sheer old curtain and I want to try to turn it into mermaid-like long skirt~ It was in this small second hand shop I found with my mum and sibling on a trip this summer and they just basically told us to fill an IKEA bag with clothes and fabric for 5€ (aka $5,41 says the conversion tool). My picky self that never goes into these shops (I have the weirdest sensitive nose, when I was little my mum had to wash her friends' childrens' hand-me-down clothes at least 2 times before I would be convinced to wear them, no matter if I loved the item or not.) found that curtain and an old yellow gingham pillow cover that was falling apart on the other side for sewing purposes~ Then the rest of the time I spent pointing out stuff for my sibling to pick and see. Oh, another ramble! I hope you enjoy reading your comments :DD Also, loving your fits in this video! It's so cool that you wear things that fit your talking points!^^
You are the psychic who told yourself YOU ARE A BADASS LADY NIGHT :3 I can see everything you just presented us united and connected and I love it! :)) I’ve been embracing the wet look on my hair too and I guess in my clothes. My theory for “norm-y” clothes is that they serve to keep us comfortable, so if we’re at home or sleeping, or trying to keep calm and warm and rested, they should be, feel , look more “normal” but when at work, on the streets, on good social occasions that we should feel “uncomfortable” and out there, getting to know others and expanding horizons, I do think these more “unconventional”, artistic, creative forms of wear are more fit to the occasion :) thank you for your words!
I think the assymetry and clothing that looks like it's falling apart is just a part of trend cycling. In the 2010s, especially the late 2010s everything felt more preppy and perfectionist and made to fit the body shape (think of the skinny jeans - they are designed to show off your body shape). Then the oversized trend started. Then more and more experimenting with figures, more careless looks also. So I think this is just a continuation of that and I love to see it!
As for trending of items that seem to be falling apart I have a seed thought behind it. With resurgence of vintage there are few iconic pieces that didn't make it to our collections in a pristine condition but we adore them the same. I bought and overpaid a Dior Homme by Slimane trench from 2004 that has obviously been worn by homeless person for a while, then thrown to garbage, then salvaged and sold to me 😂. I took it to the excellent dry cleaner, he did what he could, no weird smell or nasty stains but it is obvious it is not new nor been treated well. I can't explain how special I feel when I wear it. It is on rare occasions, mostly on rainy days to notice shabbyness less, everything else is new and black, but the damn trench makes me glow with pride. It's like soldier coming back from war all destroyed but with a medal of honour. That kind of vibe. I hope I depicted the mood well.
Then...to add...The ruin of Partenon surpasses by far many things that are new and pristine. The ruin of Partenon is worth more than 10 Burj Khalifas...Same with shabby Dior Homme by Hedi Slimane trench. It is the partenon...Most of things churned out now are just Burj Khalifa.
@@beepwrld definitely not alone! I had a similar reaction when I watched that video by Abby Cox and she made that assertion about body shapes. It's wild how bodies are viewed.
I will share another trend prediction with you. So when you go to thrift shop and second hand you find a lot of pieces that fit great but colour or print is awful. For example excessive florals or multi colored stripes, tartans, paisley print. All in all tacky print in bad colorway. The trend will be to take the selected pieces and have them dyed all black and then make a look. Black will never be uniform black, original designs and patterns will come through as shades of gray. They will clash but it very subdued manner and it will look amazing. 😉
Next lever for ones who want more will be adding a screen print all white single logo or drawing or whatever on such died tshirt on front or on back. Inspo came from bricklayer I seen on street, who had, screen printed in white his company advertising on a classic tacky multi coloured striped polo shirts you buy at old men shops and wear for decades. Seeing this made my light bulb shine 😂
The falling off/apart look might not even have any deeper thoughts behind it, it might just be designers trying to come up with looks we haven't seen before
with the fraying/ falling apart trend - i watched a fantastic video essay about it but it was a while back so i can’t remember who made it SORRYYYY but they examined the recent-ish trend of rich people kinda cosplaying as poor???? and as the world economy ebbs and flows the rich alternate between flaunting their wealth and trying to relate to the peasants, both to win their favor to sell them stuff and to disguise themselves as “one of us” so they don’t get guillotined 🥴
The post apocalyptic times I think ties with the post modern movement so fashion designers are trying to reflect the culture, a la last of us, and many other apocalyptic media we as a society are now drawn towards
The tattered clothing trend just feels like high fashion trying to cosplay poverty to me. Especially now, with the current economic state, designers (and people wearing designer clothes) have a desire to "fit in" or just stand out less; subconsciously. When the recession of 07/08/09 happened, we saw an influx of brands "embracing" the ripped and tattered jeans trend. in mid 2020, at the beginning of the pandemic we saw a boom in "quiet luxury" trends too. At the end of the day, the working poor (lower-middle class) are the trendsetters. Because at the end of the day, we (the working poor) are the biggest economic class. And those in higher classes, whether they realize it or not, want to be us (aesthetically) because they view us as more genuine and "real."
This makes me laugh I think drop waists look horrible even with a flatter stomach back in the day I wore a beautiful dropped waist dress and is the only time I’ve ever been asked when I was due. No I absolutely did not look pregnant but… now I can’t get anywhere near them lol
I know it's engagement bait but I'm pretty sure the unravelling clothes reflect the ongoing aesthetic coveting of the poor by the rich, it's very recessioncore
I have two suggestions.. 1. Make the images BIGGER.. and you do not have to be on screen. This is supposed to be about the FASHION. Not you. 2. Make less "choppy" audios. They are annoying. Smoother transitions is key. I like what you're talking about here.. but the ways you are displaying it.. has me so distracted, I am not able to continue watching the video.
There's a fine line between wet and sewer rat, but you walk it well! 👍🏼
Casual wear gets kinda medieval if you think about it. Hoodies, beanies, sweatpants, all updated peasant clothing. Just need cloaks to come back
catch me out this fall in sweats and a cloak!!!!
Cloaks cloaks cloaks!!!! Cmon guys this is opportunity time to use itt!!!!
that’s such an interesting take!!
I love my wool cloaks!
Wait , sweatpants are medieval ?
I think a little closer to October we're going to see a lot of Vampire Brides. Drapey silks and chiffons in rich colors especially red and purple, feverishly rouged cheeks, very matte facial makeup and messy red lips. Opulent pearl and gemstone jewelry, etc.
oh I love this vision. I also feel like I've been seeing a lot of sort of dark, witchy/vampy, & horror movie aesthetics coming into fall?? the halloween vibes are STRONG this year
I AM SO. HERE. FOR THAT. YOU HAVE NO IDEAAA
I love that you changed outfits to match the prediction!
haha thank you!! always love an on-theme outfit change
I have no idea if it's what they're going for, but I always associate the falling-apart clothing look with postapocalyptic aesthetics.
I have a similar association!! that could align with a lot of the same theories as well
I was gonna say, I feel like the disintegrating clothing represents greater social and cultural fears about political unrest, the climate crisis, crumbling societies and communities; especially among the young and educated populations the dread is ever growing in my experience. It's scary times, with the 2016 election, the pandemic, the war, taking away human rights and so on. (Nicole raffie did a good video on the resurgence of cannibalism in media that kinda touched on some of these points.) Overall I think we live in such a fast paced and uncertain time rn with a lot of suffering that's bombarding us thanks to social media, and it can feel very hopeless and like we are approaching apocalypse lol. I feel like the bow/whimsical aesthetics are kinda the other side of the coin, more about focusing on the good, hope, love, kinda fantastic and idealistic vibes
I think the 'falling apart' trend relates back to the dystopian/post-apocalyptic style streetwear we've been seeing the last few years. sort of a goth/grunge revival for feeling like you're in the end times
exactly what I was going to comment haha
Is it just me or are the trends very 60s? Like the medieval revival, drop waist, structured silhouette, natural “greek robe” like dresses? Im here for it, i LOVE 60s fashion
There was a 90s does 60s thing that happened in like 98-99 where it was all flower power, big graphic plastic jewelry, VW remade the Beetle, Austin Powers… now it’s like 2020s does 90s does 60s to me. Your observation totally tracks, I think!
@@brokenmolar i forgot about 90s does 60s!! you're so right
Other ppl pointed out some 70's-80's inspo as well! (On Tiktok, not on UA-cam)
Dropped waist and asymetery are 1920s trends. But yeah 20-30 years cycles but each recycle has its own flare
“I’m going to assume they ARE all connected and that I am a genius” 😂😂😂 My whole soul felt this level of confidence & I do this too when I’m making connections in literature & culture ❤
hahaha same!! Like we might be wrong but... probably not😌😌
don't worry girly, we all want to manifest a fantasy vibe these days :D
you get it!!! escapism in fashion is one of it's best parts
So true!❤
Love that idea of body privacy. I just thrifted a drop shoulder cashmere overcoat, and I don't normally go for really big coats but I love it because it has its own fantastic shape and doesn't conform to my shape.
love this!!! I love clothes that have their own cool shape, especially in coats!!
@@beepwrld 💕
STOKED to hear that fantasy-inspired clothing is chugging along on the runway! It's a style ive stumbled into over the past two years after feeling things out. turns out all I want to dress like is an elf wench who owns an inn/tavern and is a little down on her luck but is ALWAYS down to give a quest
I love that you're Manifesting a medieval trend! We all definitely need armor fashion in our lives!
Actually saw that video that have Abby Cox made. I completely agree with that point she made about how nowadays body shapes are trending rather the clothing shapes like how it was it was in historical times, and it's kinda making me want to get into historical fashion more!
I love the drop waist dresses because although it doesn't show your stomach, you still get that low rise feel. I wore a drop waist for my contemporary group dance, and I felt like a baddie 💅🏾💅🏾
Your art is adorable girl 🥰 keep it up! Love your content! Have a good day 😊
Love the way you had outfit changes matching each of the trend you were talking about! Your attention to details go unmatched 🤌🤌
Haha thank you so much!!
Tbh the first thing that came to my mind when seeing the "falling down/apart" trend was the trend of rich people dressing in a "homeless" style and cosplaying poor people. Not a fan of the sentiment but i do actually kinda love the look of grunge, almost dirty looking clothing, so I'm curious to see where this trend goes. Or maybe it's just a continuation of the oversized looks we've been seeing for years!
Great video as always! I always love people talking about runway looks cause the commentary makes them much more interesting!
The wet sheer look trend makes me excited bc I have loved the mermaidcore trend, and it was great when I dressed up for summer, but I was getting so nervous for fall and winter bc I didn’t know if I would be able to create that aesthetic in fall clothes, so it’s promising to me to see that high end and designers are still keeping it up, meaning hopefully I’ll see pieces that fit that aesthetic during fall and winter in my regular shopping stores
I might read way too far into this, but lmao here we go.
You know, I am 100% seconding the rise of medieval/fantasy clothing styles. I feel like this is a reflection of pop culture, seeing the rise of high fantasy in media with Game of Thrones, Wheel of time, The Witcher, the ever-rising appraisal of the Souls-Borne series and Elden Ring, Final Fantasy 16 taking itself inspiration from modern interpretations of dark fantasy themes. Dungeons and Dragons has also seen a massive resurgence, following shows like Critical Role and Dimension 20 among others, and it's own movie hitting theaters.
It could also reflect the rise from "the dark age", exiting a pandemic we are still somewhat battling and wanting to rise above it heroically. We want to empower ourselves, become our own knights to save ourselves and get through to the other side, maybe not unscathed but alive and victorious. Knight and fantasy imagery has also been getting really popular, those looks fitting well into knightcore, evoking themes of peasants, squires, knights and enchantresses, witches and I'd also argue The Lady of the Lake with the mermaidcore looks.
These looks represent our collective daydream, how we'd like to see ourselves and perhaps evoke more virtuous societal values.
(Also, I love that we are starting to create shape with clothing like historical clothing used to do, which I think would be healthier for the mental well-being of society. I have been a big subscriber of dramatic puff sleeves for a couple of years now :3)
that’s an intriguing connection :0
i love the asymmetrical look, it’s just a vibe
always so cool & unexpected!!
Oh oh oh!!! So there is DEFINITELY a medieval revival going on, and a fabulous video that talks about it and the various other medieval revivals that have happened throughout history is Kaz Rowe’s “Why the Medieval Aesthetic Never Dies” video!!!! They’re phenomenal, and the video is really well done! Lots of cool fashion inspo in it too!!
Would highly highly recommend!!
Literally holding onto your channel like a crutch through out the school year because I have no creativity when it comes to outfits lmao
omg hahaha so honored to be of service.🫡🫡 Fall outfits coming soon!!!
I think the asymmetrical trend could be made with clothes people already own by just wearing them differently (I know you’ve said this in past videos, I’m just parroting your genius advice). Like I wore a Jean jacket with one arm through a sleeve and then I buttoned the other sleeve to the front so it was like half a cape. That probably doesn’t make sense but it was asymmetrical and fun, and I think this trend provides a fun challenge.
Also totally here for the historical knight fashion prediction, I love turning getting dressed into dressing up! Cowboys, knights, princesses, astronauts, witches, monsters, mermaids, aliens; so many things to take inspiration from or dress up as!!
omg I totally get what you mean with the jean jacket, that's genius!! I can't wait to try it now! Also agree about it being a cool way to rework what you already have:)
& very into getting dressed as dressing up hahah I love that description!
Loved this video, fall trends are definitely gonna be interesting this year! I would love to see you try a more sheer-clothing focused layering video! 💕 It's one of the things for me that I get a creative block in so much more easily. Also, your prints are so cute 🥰
Thank you Jemi! But oo that's a great video idea, I'll have to store that away for a future video if I have enough good ideas hehe. & thanks so much!!🥰
i loved this sm! love how you approach trend videos, this really felt like flicking through a magazine with a friend lol
also,if you let me, i taked to my mom and sister about the falling apart clothing trend lol and what i get from it is that, in opposition to the "very clean, brand new, straight out of a fast fashion brand, internet trend look" now there's the want to look like we've own these pieces for ages or even like we're buying vintage clothing. i feel like it makes it look less like you're buying into trends and following people, cause if you do, your clothes look new and recently bought. the falling apart looking clothes rather give you this allure of knowing what you like and like you've broken in your clothes lol and maybe also look like you have the means to afford vintage clothing that is usually broken in/falling apart, instead of only being able to afford fast fashion.
omg also, i think you're not even reaching with the knight/medieval looks, i totally see it!!aaaanywaaay, loved the video, Liz!
omg this is so sweet hehe, thank you Ceci!
Also: I definitely think you're onto something with this theory!! It's almost a pushback against the like quiet luxury aesthetic, while also being more of a "true" version of actual quiet luxury lol.
& THANK U, I am not just willing it into existence lmao!!
I liked all your theories for the “falling off / falling apart” trend! it’s #mementomori or #plannedobsolescence
I’ve never watched one of your videos before.
I clicked on it because the title intrigued me, but I stayed for the hamtaro on a stick. I still have a few of those hamtaro and friends to this day 😂
The bodily privacy thing really resonated with me . I hadn’t heard anyone phrase it this way . ❤
So fun that you matched your outfits to the trends 🌸🌸🌸 I love seeing you translate high fashion runway looks with things you already own and make it suit your personal style. Totally unrelated but I've been interning at a local small sustainable label the past few months, and I think it's so interesting to see how different the high fashion world and the small independent/sustainable fashion label world operate
I loved your "wet" look tbh! That top suits you, the color is great on you and you could go for this look for an event or more formal occasion. :)
I'll happily take a drop waist dress over an empire waist dress any day for the rest of eternity 😊 Really the flowy, layerable, long ones, not fitted. So much possibility 😊 🌟⭐🌟 Asymmetrical everything YES
Totally agree on the sheer trend - it's so versatile and fun, I really like how different it can be styled)
And the medieval thing makes a lot of sense, and I hope you're right about it - it would be great to have more fairytale motives in everyday life)) I've also noticed a lot of dark and gothic gowns on the runway, which is a bit different time period, but falls in quite the same category to me.
Another thing I've noticed a lot are some strict/office pieces and full gowns, and I quite like it as for me it associates with empowerment))
I think the clothes falling off is an extension of the oversized look and a way to show off thinness/the body in a new capacity, tbh
oooo wait a minute you might be onto something here
I'll take sheer (especially sheer layered over non-sheer fabrics), postapo deconctruction and maybe some elements of knightcore. It's an especially bountiful season - I couldn't stand behind any of the summer trends and just wore what I always wear :D
So I think it stands for the new energy on the planet and how people want to be free to make their own choices
Omg yes, love that you are aware of abby
In history the silhouettes were created with the clothes and supportive undergarments. Nowadays we're expected to have the body built a certain way that "looks good" at any given decade or so.
Let's bring back proportions and leave behind the numbers please
People of different body shapes have and will always exist. Let's adjust our fashion senses to that fact instead of the other way
loved the fast motion at the end LOLOLOL
My opinions on each trend:
1. (Sheer) It can be styled well. I don’t hate it, but I don’t love it either.
2. (Hip and shoulder volume) seems interesting. I don’t like all of the outfits shown, but I don’t dislike the silhouette
3. I hate low rise pants. So . Much. I think it is probably just my personal preference but I think it looks stupid. I like high waisted garments. As for drop waist dresses…I’m not sure how I feel about it
4. (Asymmetry) I don’t have any strong opinions on it. It can look cool.
5. (Falling apart clothing) no. I am dreading this becoming popular. I prefer looking put together. I do have some exceptions to that; for example, patchwork clothing looks cool
6. (Wetness) seems strange and kind of pointless, but anyone can do what they want
7. (Medieval/Knight Inspired) I HOPE SO. That’s an awesome idea
In your mermaid core video you asked what fantasy creature fad would be next and I mentioned Nimona, I later realized shapeshifters would be a hard thing to inspire style, but maybe it can just go back to her monk punk style with the chainmail and leather tunic and more generally knight-core.
Also, we really seem to be on the same wave length because I was literally about to type up a comment about Abby Cox’s take on silhouette and then you brought it up 😂
ohhh the case for nimona as a style icon is just getting stronger!!
& haha slay I love this. she's so good!
I’m intrigued to see how the high street fashion is going to take some of these on the runway and make it more everyday wear. We already have milkmaid tops and corset tops.
The striped outfit in the falling apart/off shoulder section before the Valentino one looks like 17th century women's gowns at least in the bodice and sleeves. I like that one a lot
I just love your videos so much 🥺 love the outfit change for every trend and also how detailed the examples you provided were. You can actually get to see the same trend or idea from multiple perspectives and your analysis is so cute!
This is so sweet, thank you so much!!🥺 I'm honored u enjoyed💗
i love the idea of body privacy… might have to make some adjustment to my wardrobe
fall is definitely my favourite season!!!!🤭 im so excited!
Love this video! Also all of your outfit/look changes really make me want to see a hairstyles vid from u!
really enjoyed your look at runway trends and also massive props for changing your look each time, dedication!
congrats on your etsy shop!! also i love the way your hair is pinned up at the beginning, it’s sooooo chic & editorial
It's Derlicte darling!
chain mail was really popular at a load of gigs I went to a year back, don’t know if it was because of the genre but everyone had alternative wear n chain hoods etc
Forever a yes from me for any fantasy or history elements in trends~!! The medieval revival is amazing, makes me want to finally ask my mum to give me her red velvet cloak since I know for a fact that she will never wear it herself. And yes oh yes, if the knightcore-ish themes are finding their way to fashion! Also I'm loving the wet looking, shiny and metallic fabrics soooo much.
Always on board with sheer fabrics too. Even though I'm still having trouble trying to style that, since most of my sheer items are very fitted longsleeved tops and he weather is getting colder by the day :D BUT I did find this blue sheer old curtain and I want to try to turn it into mermaid-like long skirt~ It was in this small second hand shop I found with my mum and sibling on a trip this summer and they just basically told us to fill an IKEA bag with clothes and fabric for 5€ (aka $5,41 says the conversion tool). My picky self that never goes into these shops (I have the weirdest sensitive nose, when I was little my mum had to wash her friends' childrens' hand-me-down clothes at least 2 times before I would be convinced to wear them, no matter if I loved the item or not.) found that curtain and an old yellow gingham pillow cover that was falling apart on the other side for sewing purposes~ Then the rest of the time I spent pointing out stuff for my sibling to pick and see.
Oh, another ramble! I hope you enjoy reading your comments :DD Also, loving your fits in this video! It's so cool that you wear things that fit your talking points!^^
Let's goooo 🧡🍂 fall season is my fave🦋 😍😍😍
You are the psychic who told yourself YOU ARE A BADASS LADY NIGHT :3 I can see everything you just presented us united and connected and I love it! :)) I’ve been embracing the wet look on my hair too and I guess in my clothes. My theory for “norm-y” clothes is that they serve to keep us comfortable, so if we’re at home or sleeping, or trying to keep calm and warm and rested, they should be, feel , look more “normal” but when at work, on the streets, on good social occasions that we should feel “uncomfortable” and out there, getting to know others and expanding horizons, I do think these more “unconventional”, artistic, creative forms of wear are more fit to the occasion :) thank you for your words!
I love the medival trend
I think the assymetry and clothing that looks like it's falling apart is just a part of trend cycling. In the 2010s, especially the late 2010s everything felt more preppy and perfectionist and made to fit the body shape (think of the skinny jeans - they are designed to show off your body shape). Then the oversized trend started. Then more and more experimenting with figures, more careless looks also. So I think this is just a continuation of that and I love to see it!
Personally, I've decided I'm going for the ~artfully draped~ look this fall/winter. It's all about the shawls baybeeeeee
I love shawls and wraps
@@doricetimko5403 they're just so comfy!! I want more excuses to practically wear blankets out of the house.
As for trending of items that seem to be falling apart I have a seed thought behind it. With resurgence of vintage there are few iconic pieces that didn't make it to our collections in a pristine condition but we adore them the same. I bought and overpaid a Dior Homme by Slimane trench from 2004 that has obviously been worn by homeless person for a while, then thrown to garbage, then salvaged and sold to me 😂. I took it to the excellent dry cleaner, he did what he could, no weird smell or nasty stains but it is obvious it is not new nor been treated well. I can't explain how special I feel when I wear it. It is on rare occasions, mostly on rainy days to notice shabbyness less, everything else is new and black, but the damn trench makes me glow with pride. It's like soldier coming back from war all destroyed but with a medal of honour. That kind of vibe. I hope I depicted the mood well.
Then...to add...The ruin of Partenon surpasses by far many things that are new and pristine. The ruin of Partenon is worth more than 10 Burj Khalifas...Same with shabby Dior Homme by Hedi Slimane trench. It is the partenon...Most of things churned out now are just Burj Khalifa.
Your caption a 2:45 makes me adore you even more!
hahaha glad I am not alone in that sentiment
@@beepwrld definitely not alone! I had a similar reaction when I watched that video by Abby Cox and she made that assertion about body shapes. It's wild how bodies are viewed.
I will share another trend prediction with you. So when you go to thrift shop and second hand you find a lot of pieces that fit great but colour or print is awful. For example excessive florals or multi colored stripes, tartans, paisley print. All in all tacky print in bad colorway. The trend will be to take the selected pieces and have them dyed all black and then make a look. Black will never be uniform black, original designs and patterns will come through as shades of gray. They will clash but it very subdued manner and it will look amazing. 😉
Next lever for ones who want more will be adding a screen print all white single logo or drawing or whatever on such died tshirt on front or on back. Inspo came from bricklayer I seen on street, who had, screen printed in white his company advertising on a classic tacky multi coloured striped polo shirts you buy at old men shops and wear for decades. Seeing this made my light bulb shine 😂
I have the same problem you do with the drop waists: long torso and short(er) legs. I avoid them. Interesting video though. I enjoyed it.
For once, I’m excited for fall fashion
medieval core is happening i am convinced of it !!!!!!
It's not just me!!!! it's real !!!!
Beep world is everything to me
omg.. this comment is everything to me
the volume trend is so victorian era omg
I wanna become a fashion girlie so bad! Where do it start?
I LOOOOVE asymmetrical clothes and hope they trickle down to us poor people who can't afford runway lewks lol
Break free of the cycle of consumerism
The distressed look is still hearkening back to 90s fashion like grunge.
ooo totally, I feel like the "falling off" look can be part of that too!
The falling off/apart look might not even have any deeper thoughts behind it, it might just be designers trying to come up with looks we haven't seen before
I want to be trendy-slylish-fashionable queen this winter so bad, but i live in Siberia....
with the fraying/ falling apart trend - i watched a fantastic video essay about it but it was a while back so i can’t remember who made it SORRYYYY but they examined the recent-ish trend of rich people kinda cosplaying as poor???? and as the world economy ebbs and flows the rich alternate between flaunting their wealth and trying to relate to the peasants, both to win their favor to sell them stuff and to disguise themselves as “one of us” so they don’t get guillotined 🥴
🤯🤨 the right silhouette of dress vs. the “right” silhouette of body 😭😖😡 that is so so wild! let’s go back / bring that forward
I know!!! such a good video from Abby I learned so much, but yes very much in favor of bodies not being trends !!!!
8:58 economy. that`s my guess
The post apocalyptic times I think ties with the post modern movement so fashion designers are trying to reflect the culture, a la last of us, and many other apocalyptic media we as a society are now drawn towards
The irony of the dropped waist from the 1920s now coming back for the 2020s recession
The tattered clothing trend just feels like high fashion trying to cosplay poverty to me. Especially now, with the current economic state, designers (and people wearing designer clothes) have a desire to "fit in" or just stand out less; subconsciously. When the recession of 07/08/09 happened, we saw an influx of brands "embracing" the ripped and tattered jeans trend. in mid 2020, at the beginning of the pandemic we saw a boom in "quiet luxury" trends too. At the end of the day, the working poor (lower-middle class) are the trendsetters. Because at the end of the day, we (the working poor) are the biggest economic class. And those in higher classes, whether they realize it or not, want to be us (aesthetically) because they view us as more genuine and "real."
Ren faire liz era soon???
i feel like the destroyed/falling off look is because of how popular the baggy look is? and it’s just an extreme play on that
oo I like this theory!!
This makes me laugh I think drop waists look horrible even with a flatter stomach back in the day I wore a beautiful dropped waist dress and is the only time I’ve ever been asked when I was due. No I absolutely did not look pregnant but… now I can’t get anywhere near them lol
I’m getting a “man repeller” vibe. Women dressing the fun of it.
If you haven't read Tamora Pierce yet, you should. #BadassLadyKnights
it's giving 80s girls
My first thought was also a commentary about shit quality and short-lived nature of fashion nowadays
Hi how are you you're looking beautiful and sweet
I know it's engagement bait but I'm pretty sure the unravelling clothes reflect the ongoing aesthetic coveting of the poor by the rich, it's very recessioncore
you look like lilly from gossip girl
omg I've never heard or thought that before but I kinda see it!!
Idk homelessness is crazy atm
....None of this seems wearable for people in every day life? I'm kinda disappointed rip
I have two suggestions..
1. Make the images BIGGER.. and you do not have to be on screen. This is supposed to be about the FASHION. Not you.
2. Make less "choppy" audios. They are annoying. Smoother transitions is key.
I like what you're talking about here.. but the ways you are displaying it.. has me so distracted, I am not able to continue watching the video.
Really good report! Genius beep🤍