I don't see skinny jeans being as popular as they once were. I think dressing for your body shape is more popular than anything right now, so skinny jeans will "come back" for people that find them flattering, and those that dislike them will definitely stick to what they like. Personal style is what's "in" lately imo.
I work at a very popular theme park (won't say, but I bet you can guess which one). I encounter tens of thousands of new strangers daily, all wearing different clothes. As someone who loves to observe fashion, it is absolutely fascinating to see trends unfold as the year rolls by. The most popular footwear are sambas, dunks, birkenstocks (mostly white people), crocs, and doc martens. But they all pale in comparison to vans and converse army, they're the shoes of the people. Baggy pants. Gen Z LOVE baggy. But you'd be surprised just how many people still rock skinny or slim jeans. It VASTLY outweighs the baggy crowd, really makes you question tiktok's influence on real life. FOG essentials. I'm not joking, it's still a thing. Carhartt. Still a thing. Gaudy luxury brand logos like balenciaga/gucci/versace. Still a thing amongst boomers and elder Millenials. Yeezy's. Still a thing.
I guess the point of my comment is that fashion trends last WAY longer than tiktok tries to sell you. People buy into trends, but they stick with their purchase for a lot longer than what you might think. The meta changes, but working class people like you and me cling to what we buy, form sentimental bonds with the clothes we wear.
hard agree!! If i stay on 'the internet' for too long I start to think everyone wears the same stuff, but there's a huge difference with actual practical real life. and a lot of people really don't give a crap about trends and have never stopped wearing skinny jeans. not everyone is on socials 24/7, which is actually really refreshing. people who are interested in fashion are nerds themselves who get really judgemental about clothes, but they're also just personal style and practical. I really like figuring out what I like throughout the years regardless of trends, I feel like personal style is way more timeless anyway. Reminds me of rewatching Skins gen 1 and seeing all the 'trendy' outfits that Michelle was wearing, which look very bad now, versus the super personal vintage style of Cassie, which I still love.
@@Anne_fka_XATM038xyeah I was wearing an outfit at work a few weeks ago, that to me seemed very average. It’s a typical baggy jeans small tshirt combo you see everywhere on TikTok. However a customer was surprised by the outfit and said I looked like someone going on a 90s euro trip. Just goes to show how much tik tok changes your perception.
Thank you for pointing out how different online fashion is to actually real life fashion. The word “trend” totally lost its sense since we’ve been using it before internet but haven’t repurposed its meaning.
Spot on about people mainly wearing skinny/slim pants. Slim/tailored fit pants especially are 100% timeless. I don't care which way to trend cycle shifts with pants. They will always be my default. The only time I wear slightly baggy pants is if they are corduroy's because they look the best with some stacking. The only time I see very wide fitting pants are with Gen-z and they usually have Sambas, Apple Headphones and every other trendy item with their fit. Not judging, but it's clear they don't have a personal style, but that takes time to develop.
my clearly important opinion on this “skinny” jean take is that the fashion community has gotten used to such loose fitting pants and a classic straight cut is going to be viewed as “skinny”
it will start with slimmer fitting and get progressively more out of control until people get sick of it and then go back to progressively wider cuts and the cycle contonues
In Spain skinny jeans are fairly popular in the general public tho, ever since I started wearing baggier pants I’ve never been able to wear skinny jeans again they are so uncomfortable
tbh black is a basic color & i think theres alr hundreds of ppl tht dress mostly w black. so i wouldnt say its goin to become a thing bc it alr is a thing !
it's a representation of where we are in the world. example; israel and palestine, the masses in the U.S are extremely unhappy with just about everything etc etc
I feel like the bow trend has turned from something cute to something overused and it will come to an end soon. I wish it hadn't turned into a trend so fast because I didn't even get the chance to try it
The amount of “trends” that have come and gone since 2020 is insane. Have we become that bored that we go through a new phase or trend every few months? I’m glad my style doesn’t change depending on trends, I wear what I like and dress well.
yeahhhh I don’t like it. It’s definitely tiktok. We watch so much on the daily so the trends feel overdone because everyone on our fyp is wearing them. But in real life we’ve hardly seen anyone wear it. Like the bows! I don’t think I’ve seen a single girl irl wear ing them 😭😭
Skinny jeans will return in the way that baggy pants have returned from the 00's. It will have its own flair and I'm excited to see what it is. Also, like another commenter pointed out, skinny jeans and joggers never left and outside of online fashion spaces like here and tiktok, a majority of people are still rocking them.
at least in my smallish metro area, skinny jeans are the primary wear of the 10-30 year old range. I see it all the time online with Hedi boys and raw denim, I would say skinny jeans "coming back" is a bad take, it never left and I don't see baggy/wide pants and denim leaving
Ive seen a lot more people just at casual places like trader joes or out and about in wider fitting pants, especially younger people. I expect this group will continue to wear a similar fit as they get older the next few years to the point that it's no longer a fresh or "young" style. At which point, laggards will eventually convert and it just makes sense for trend seekers to want something different, i.e. slimmer cuts.
Late 2000's fashion is something I can really see making a comeback. Not necessarily ultra skinny jeans like the skater type we all saw during the 2010's but the kind of clothes you'd see on a Skins episode.
As I've gotten older, I'm just not into squeezing into skinny jeans anymore. They start feeling like a pain to wear all day. Ever since 2019, with the pandemic and all, I've switched to roomier pants. Let's be real our bodies aren't what they used to be in our teenage years.
Not sure how to feel on the AI into fashion, BUT the customized headphones as an accessory did make ppl that much closer to lookin like jet set radio characters and I think that's a good step for humankind. Also Is that a spirited away screen saver!? Or has my backgrounds video just made my mind mush lol
I think old tech will be huge in 2024 especially with the rise of record players and camcorders etc. I think the big one will be music tech tho like hand held cassette players, I could also see companies like apple with there new stuff coming out putting retro audio options on there headphone and AirPods
I have a Bluetooth set of 90s style headphones I think they're great for many reasons but I think at some point it'll be a trend as people crave "vintage" tech
I can definitely envision what you're saying! I've thought before of old cassette players making a comeback sometime. Camcorders have gotten really popular lately so old ways of playing music, such as handheld tape players, could really make a comeback too.
hearing about the tiktok bow discourse from various people is so funny to me since I'm not on the platform. like this conversation is not happening outside of fashion tiktok and yet the discussion gets so heated
Hi ! Im a French subscriber don’t mind my English… Some of my trend predictions and wishes for 2024 - Carrot pants - Chino pants - Balloon pants - Tartan, leopard and vichy print (I wish) - Stripes !! - The aviator look (the Raybans , bomber and leather) maybe old school Schotts - Mid skirts - Polo and shirt - Scarf like le carré de Hermes - Satchel and brief case idk if it’s the right traduction - Berets I’m not visualising feathers but why not Thank you for your work I love your videos, gives a lot of inspirations and ideas !
i like these ones but where im from, carrot pants, chino pants have been in style in the pest few years, even in the late 2010s. actuallc i would love if vichy print would make a return. also quite curious how ppl would style the aviator look in 2024 so as not to look like smth in 2010s haha
One thing I’ve learned over the years is to hold onto the fashions I think I’ve “moved on” from; storing things like skinny jeans, band t-shirts, clothes in different sizes… Because I’ve scoured eBay for so many pieces I either had as a kid or in my younger days that I know there’s a good chance I’ll eventually come back around and love digging my old stuff out of the attic. Point is, if skinny jeans come back and I adopt that look, I’ve got myself covered.
Hi, old person here to comment, saved my 70' clothes when I was in my 20's, in the attic, still there, my 47 yr old took my platform shoes ( couple dozen in box's) sold them on ebay for $1,000. Save what you can, for the future, next sale will be the Time Magazines, fashion mags, Mad Magazine etc. many more goodie's in the Attic😊.
I think hunting gear with southwestern accents will become popular, smalls pops of bright orange, Aztec print, embroided jean back pockets, embroided trucker hats
maybe not 2024, and maybe not even 2025, but the return of the nike cortez is inevitable due to its huge historic influence in west coast 90s fashion. maybe if we see a shift away from the east coast influence in fashion then cortez’s will become huge and the brand corteiz that made their debut on the air max 95 this year gets their own cortez x corteiz
A lot of sneaker companies cycle their shoes (e.g. Nike cycling in the Blazers, Adidas cycling Stan Smiths -> Superstar -> Sambas again) to keep them fresh. A lot of hype in fashion is honestly manufactured
@@remixisthisfacts if you noticed you don’t see Cortez like you use to but now they tryna bring them back like the OG Forrest Gump Cortez are reselling like crazy them use to be famous footwear shoe carnival type shoe
@@lamargettens2370Nike released several Cortez sneakers with different color ways this year. They never go out of style in Southern California, anyway.
Fashion passes me by. I've worn slim fit jeans since the 80s and will continue to do so. Trainers will always be worn by me. Currently wearing adidas italias from the late 60s.
In 2024, design elements from the Gilded Age will be reinterpreted for a modern take. Like how regency era dresses became popular after Bridgerton. I could see this for both menswear and womenswear. Love your videos!
i absolutely could see feathers coming into style! i remember around ~2011 hair feathers were popular. i was in about 3rd grade, and i remember having a little blue skinny feather in my hair, attached like tinsel is. now that 2010s fashion is bound to make some form of a resurgence, i think a reimagined version of feathers will absolutely make a comeback. maybe on skirts? wrapped into braids?
yes! i had this exact same thought when he brought up feathers. i think the skinny hair feathers are definitely going to come back in the next 1-2 years
Oh maaaan I remember these days. The demand for hair feathers was so much that it was difficult to stock fly fishing shops with supplies. I could see it happening again.
Sneakers are definitely not going to anywhere, and resellers have definitely ruined sneaker culture. My prediction on sneakers however will lean towards vintage pieces and a push for that “worn in” look instead of this desire for the untouched, deadstock. Or at the very least….FINALLY TAKE THOSE SHOES OUT THE BOX AND WEAR THEM THANGZZZ! lol
Maybe not 2024 but I can definitely see hype beasts coming back I'm the next year or 2. with people more interested in personal style and silohets I feel like people will eventually see this take on fashion as just kinda pretentious and shift towards just wearing cool stuff cause everyone else thinks it's cool. Like we've always done that just rn people like to pretend like they don't. Rn its harder to have a "cool" fit if the emphasis is on subjective measures of style. A heaver emphasis on logos and loud obvious expenisive peices makes it easier to display how "cool" you are. Supreme made some really funny meta commentary on fashion during the hype beast era and maybe some other brands can carry that forward.
I agree with this hot-take - a semi-ironic return of the 2010s hypebeast. This might be a re-up of the 2011 hypebeast (early Tyler, 5-panel Supreme box logo cap, bright colours, Vans Era or Converse One Stars, tube socks, above-knee shorts) or perhaps the early-mid-2010s HB (skinny jeans, wildly patterned zip-up hoodie, fitted cap, red distressed skinny jeans and Balanciaga Arenas). The Playboi Carti thing almost plays into this because he also once represented this era in streetwear, plus there was also something of a 'Rick Owens hypebeast' phenomenon, at least around London fashion circles in the early 10s. But I agree the emphasis would be on "logos, loud and obnoxious", perhaps as a reaction against the subdued and minimalist shift Drew mentions in the video.
me: 2010s is calling but were giving it a makeover think 2010 maximalism it will be here but it will be different than before - it will be more curated - think colourful hair but done as an undercut instead of the whole head because they want a pop but still work a corporate job cause they're not 15 anymore I think the colour of the year will be in the pink family the resurgence of ugly clothes is going away because people are not buying into the gimmicks anymore higher fashion houses are leaning away from baggy clothes - more body skimming clothes studs are going to be on the come back bows are going to stay but I think into summer we will see roses and different flowers but also hearts more into fashion - as in hair pieces / rings interesting bag shapes for winter - think triangles / scoops for the shoulder so they sit well on top of big coats modesty on the rise for the summer I think maximalism will stay but it will be different than before - it will be more curated - think colourful hair but done as an undercut instead of the whole head because they want a pop but still work a corporate job my mum: gold is going to be the more popular metal and silver will take the back fall tighter clothes are coming back - cinched waist jackets cropped jackets - playing into different silhouettes that can be created high slits in skirts but midi length
eyyo love hearing your mum's thought's too!! tbh i think we underestimate the thoughts of different age groups when determining what's the next thing. because even though what's trending for our parents might not vibe as much with us, if there are common denominators it could for sure pinpoint the bigger overarching themes like what silhouettes and colors will be trending :)
definitely! as someone wrote above, "regular" people will still hang on to the trendy pieces they have invested in for a while. also i think fashion content has blowed up a lot online recently, and people are so driven to be first to mention/wear new stuff that they make up new "trends" of their own. trends have never been messier honestly haha but that's kinda fun
I think baggy jeans will be in style for another 3-5 years, then we’ll probably see the shift to somewhat more relaxed slim/straight fitting jeans. especially with Gen Z’s and maybe a few millennials. As for 2024 i think more people will start to dress more casually with sneakers being not as popular.
I think the people who are into more baggy pants/jeans now (mostly gen z) will not be wearing skinny jeans later but it may be more trendy for the younger kids like gen alpha. Like for example I feel like skinny jeans maintained its popular status more amongst millennials (I work with many lol) and gen z just wear baggy pants now. Gen z wont let go of this style lol Also make a part 2!
Tbh I don’t think skinny jeans as in skinny jeans from a couple of years ago will properly come back, but maybe skinnier jeans like those low rise 2000s style ones
To hot take 5- oh well BC ya girl is getting her confidence back so I'm not giving up my progression to more bold and maximalism accents ! But I do see a big possibility for subtleties esp with tiktoks rise of boring ass makeup. But fr IM HERE TO SHINE I'm good to skip out on the latte or cold girl makeup and the monochrome beige & black. BUT THOSE ARE STILL GORGEOUS LOOKS!! It just took me a long time to embrace my unique style so I don't think I'll be going too much with 2024's trends. Edit* on this note, lots of makeup girlies have been pressed at the lack of creativity in makeup so I predict a rise in more eyeshadow and eyeliner creativity and colour. I know maybe this isn't fashion necessarily - but it is like an accessory in my eyes. ALSO BOWS ARE DEFS RISING. Not sure how big they'll get but apparently there's a core featuring bows but I forgot the core name
There is no “death of sneakers” - just platform soles. I’d be nice to see something NOVEL and anything that takes us away from carrying a black, plastic rectangle everywhere.
I disagree about the skinny jeans tbh. A lot of non-fashion normies are still very much wearing more fitted pants and don't think the pendulum swings the other way until they start going baggier
I guess my question is where are these predictions coming from? Are they based on anything? Like the feathers… what designer is doing that? As for the opium core I think that’s just yet another gen z tiktok BS aesthetic that generally remains on tiktok. It looks like goth gone streetwear. Wearing all black isn’t exactly groundbreaking enough for its own aesthetic label imo. Will everyone start wearing skinny jeans? Doubtful. I think there are so many micro cultures and micro trends that an overall trend doesn’t apply too much. But I do believe people will continue to be underdressed and lazy with their style in America at least. Since the pandemic people have just given up. I see a lot of people in sweats and crocs and basic boring stuff.
My hot take is not one which I want to see, but one I really believe is an unfortunate reality - I think fast fashion garbage is about to have an even bigger boom, and that people criticising fast fashion will increasingly be labelled as nasty classist stuck-up people who don't want the poors to have the latest trends. The idea that most young people actually care about progressive issues beyond insta clout points is nonsense - hell, a recent NYT/Siena College Poll found that more of the supposedly woke 18-29 year olds are likely to vote for Trump than Biden. This is the era of image - the era of the hyper quick trend cycle, and the era of the majority (not all, but still the majority) feeling the need to conform to this. I don't really think anyone will care for very long where there clothes come from - the zero buzz over the recent Bangladeshi strikes just shows this. Ironically, for many, caring about how trends are damaging the environment and contributing to foreign slavery will some becomes a past trend in itself...and very cringe and out of style!
@@Pier_Al Yeah you're definitely correct that only strong regulation is gonna be able to fight fast fashion, and that "consumer pressure" is kinda nonsense, and it's good to see the EU once again siding with people over corporations, just as they have increasingly been doing with consumer electronics (seeing the EU mentioned always fills me with dread as a British person still dealing with Brexit trauma lool!).
skinny jeans are just so awful. They only work on skinny guys, I have muscular legs and skinny jeans just look extremely off. Straight and wide fit jeans work on most people.
So in short, all of the things I was ostrasized for wearing in 2018 are now in. Its just elevated normcore. Kinda nauseating how arbitrary and wishy washy fashion trends are. Who makes these decisions for all of us is the question? Notice how the herd mentality is what ultimately ends up ruining all good trends bc everyone trying to do the same thing all at the same time
I think that if skinny jeans were to come back, it’s not going to be how it used to be. I see slim fit Dickies-type pants entering the mainstream, but a more drastic prediction is that skinny pants will return but with layered or stacked pants. Extra long jeans that stack near the bottom will probably see a rise.
skinny jeans will never be as popular ,a lot of people not into fashion will still wear them but i still think that baggy will be more popular amongst the fashion mfs but i see straight jeans coming back but not skinny
I loved fitted but the minute I opened my horizons to more of a loose it’s hard to go back unless it’s for a special occasion. Church/date/work etc loose is here to stay 😎
RASHGUARDS is going to be a trend. Similiar to soccer jerseys/ bloke core. I do Brazilian Jiujitsu and their Rashguards fit so well and sleek, while keeping functionality. Keeping you cool,warm, and easy to dry!
Hot take: 2020’s fashion has no real identity yet and just seems to be a recycle or 90’s 00’s trends. And now we might already be recycling 10’s trends with skinny jeans? C’mon, step it up gen z. If someone were to do a biopic in 30 years that took place in the 2020’s, what would people be dressing in? Baggy pants and Sambas? That’s all I’m picturing and it’s not giving enough. This decade has no true aesthetic yet.
this is interesting!!! i work at american eagle and honestly i think i sell more skinny jeans/jeggings and mom jeans more than any other fit, and it's always weird to see the difference between online fashion and irl fashion. i haven't even touched a pair of skinny jeans since 2020 (they wouldn't fit my personal style "aesthetic" anyway) but they're still most people's go-to fit
Is there a buzz around skinny jeans? Or is everyone just copying each other’s trend prediction videos/tiktoks and saying the same thing. That idea is something people have strong reactions to… idk, I’m curious to see if /how that plays out
I think you're spot on. If you go out in the real world you'll see that the majority of people are still wearing skinny jeans, so I really don't understand what these fashion predictions are based on. There's no way that currently young fashionable people want to be seen in skinny jeans, because that's just still 'normal' jeans for average 'boring' people at this point. Skinny and slim jeans have been currently a thing since 2007, and it took like 2020 to really get out of 'cool' style again. Now it's barely 3 years of wider trousers entering the mainstream and these fashion content creators are already saying that skinny and slim jeans are 'coming back'? Coming back from what? From a 15 minute break?
I’m just gonna say this now. As long as you aren’t going to extreme lengths on the fashion spectrum, you will almost never be out of element. What I’m saying is you can wear what you like but not to EXTREME trendiness. Those types of things tend to fall off and look strange. I would say the best method is retaining small amounts from each little era. For example, having a wide variety of jeans available. You don’t have to just wear baggy jeans, try all types. Versatility is killer.
Anyone who thinks skinny jeans were ever really out among normies has spent too much time hanging out with people into fashion. Almost every normie I know still wears 14 inch leg openings
Feathers we're big in the late 90s /early 00s, I had them as motifs on tshirts and real feathers as earrings, on thong necklaces - or was that just me?!
skinny jeans: honestly, because of "trendy" looks nowadays, skinny jeans may come back... but not as trendy as they used to be around the early 2010s (if I'm not mistaken). Skinny jeans probably WILL come back, but more creative and more similar to wider/baggier pants now. opium core: I've never actually heard of this, so this one is interesting! I've seen the outfits before but never thought anything about this because it's not my favorite style. It's not trendy and popular though, and it may just become something that people start wearing as casual outfits that you put on through the day. AI outfits: Now this is a good fashion take, in my opinion. I think that fashion will rely on AI for a short period of time. It'll be iconic, unforgettable, never seen before, it'll be a whole era. Maybe not in 2024 though - it's a possible chance that this era can happen in 2025! feathers: YESSSSS! I can 100% see this being a trend. If you think about it, feathers (especially pastel ones) will be seen as feminine, which will replace the ribbon's legacy. Plus... anyone can turn anything into a style or accessory soo... maybe this will be a trend next year!
fashions at the point where people know what to do, how to put things together, suit a certain aesthetic, so i believe that people will start to play within their aesthetic boundaries. same type of silhouettes with more niche and personality. opiumcore isn’t mainstream. but the general silhouette and fit of their outfits is heavily adopted minus the black. so i think people will have this boot, loose pants, either cropped or baggy top piece, with niche jewelry and headwear. ex. colorful beanies, different materials, cool accessories, new colors in general. i think a great example is lil yatchy, brucedropemoff, kai cenat type fits but more so yatchy
Not sure about skinny jeans coming back. I feel like atm only people who are into fashion are wearing baggy jeans but the general public are still wearing slimmer fits of jeans. I feel like it will be once the general public start to adapt to baggy jeans that we will begin to see “fashionable people” wearing slimmer jeans. Also I think it differs for men and women. Women have been wearing wider jeans for a while now. Since probably 2018. Men on the other hand have only moved away from skinny jeans since 2020. I think baggy jeans will at least last the lifetime that skinny jeans did.
one thing i think is starting to rise in popularity thanks to individuals such as tyler the creator are small dainty watches. this already came about in some form with the rise of quiet luxury as people were wanting to buy cartier watches because their size and shape was well equated with the quiet luxury look. i think people have slowly realized they do not necessarily need to spend the cartier price points to get the same look and feel. other brands like casio, timex, and seiko are more affordable alternatives to getting a watch that has that similar look to the cartier tank or the santos dumont. i also think that more digital watches might be on the rise, specifically the smaller and retro casio watches as they can be more popular amongst a younger audience and people with different fashion senses. also tim dessaint made a video a while ago about buying his first luxury watch with the cartier santos and i think that shows a rising popularity amongst the influencers.
I could see feathers trending, but I doubt they'll have as explosive of a rise in popularity as bows did. DIY is a huge thing in fashion rn and part of the reason bows got so big is because most people wouldn't even need to buy anything to add a bow to something, and most of the time no assembly or other materials are needed aside from just tying it. Most people don't have feathers lying around, even as cheap as they are, and to do anything more than stick a feather in your hair you'd need to do annoying/permanent stuff like glue it down...but maybe it's just my personal grudge against feathers talking lol
I feel like sneakers are actually somewhat coming back in this year, 2023 was the year of boots, and while boots will still also be in I think in 2024 sneakers will become more popular, especially the converse one stars, they will come back in
Ironic and a paradox all those hating on skinny jeans once wore them and just hating to be and feel valid because wide and baggy has been trending for the past X years. I welcome skinny jeans, and tbh it’s not that they went out, people still wear them, it’s just that the hypebeasts jumped onto the next «new» thing tho fashion has been stagg sting since the 2000’s. It’s just going in a loop depending on what people make trendy. Personally I welcome skinny jeans becaue wide fit/wise legged and baggy doesn’t fit my body type/size as it only makes me look shorter and more obese. And skinny jeans can be comfortable if spandex and with more elestan, yet that also means the jeans won’t last as long. That and the fact that most are low rise and not in bigger sizes is why it’s a challenge, and I have to wear a belt or they will slide down. We need to normalize that everything goes now, and that trends aren’t exactly the same as having good style or fashion in general. Trends comes and goes, fashion is timeless and classic. And I only wore super/extreme skinny jeans🤣🤣🤣 I also think hat many of the haters has issues as it also correlates to feminism and women, as they thinks wkinny isn’t manly, looks feminine or that it’s gonna make them go sterile, yet at the same time it’s hilarious as to little they knowing regards to fashion history whilst claiming to be all about fashion when they are this clueless and prejudice. Fabric and garments doesn’t have gender nor does color. What many today see or regard as feminine due to western hetero norms, religious brainwashing and patriarchy was originally invented for and by men… pants was 1st invented by steppe people who where warriors, skinny pants, and tall ankle boots was 1st worn by soldiers, and even Napoleon wore heels. Women didn’t wear any of these as they weren’t soldiers nor allowed to ride horses back then.
High end, almost masquerade style of clothes while I don't think will end up trending, I would love to see clothes that exude aristocrasy. The masquerade ball-masks also look cool so ya :3 I'd just love to see this style in play because conceptually I feel it would just be so cool.
I have strong opinions and rarely wrong predicting fashion. COMFORTABLE FASHION ACROSS THE BOARD. This means stretchy jeans/leggings/shorts( yes they exist for women like bike shorts. Statement Socks with sneakers. Winter boots in spring and fall also. Oversized top ( sweatshirts still hot. Knit in fall and spring - larger knit/yarn) , platform shoes-loafers, sandals, sneakers. Crossbody bags either small ( wallet or cute shapes/quilted) or very big sac /half moon. Stud earrings . Bracelets . Rings . Ribbons small bow long string. Pins on bags/hats/cute keychains . Ps. What is def out- stripper fashion. Fishnet. See thru anything being worn as a top. As for women/girls- heavy makeup is out. The worst offenders of "too much" is kardashian /cardi. Waist lenghth hair and great skin is in. Cute nails 3d . For Guys- great cologne will be in. Yes scent counts😂. Great personal style that's "clean" in appearence. Go to a Barber ( you would be surprised how many guys don't care about their hair or beard) . Get pedicures ! Wear sandals in summer. Designer. Nice bracelet or watch.
I can see how feathers might come back into style. Ribbons were popular back in 2008-2009, feathers popular around 2010-ish. Literally getting flashbacks of all the feather necklace and earrings I had when i was younger 😂
What is the next popular sneaker? I haven’t seen the next one. Sambas and Tim’s had a steady increase in popularity but there is nothing starting to gain traction. Thoughts?
I would argue that the low-rise skinny jean silhouette is specifically becoming popular with early 2000s tumblr, “twee”. Even though aesthetically it’s very different than the opium, Rick Owens vibe they share a similarity in fixating on thin body standards. But I think low rise is an important note because idt high waisted skinny jeans are “trendy” in the industry. Cultural observation, not my opinion
I think or am actually certain that the clothing and shoe style is also determined by where you come from I mean from which city or country I live in Europe in the Netherlands and then in a small town called Helmond there live approximately. 90,000 people I think one of the greatest fashions that has ever existed among the youth in the Netherlands is the gabber time between 1990 and 1996. tracksuits and Nike Air Max 90s but nowadays you see all kinds of things, but not the extreme just like you see in New York for example In the Netherlands, the capital is Amsterdam, where you see many different clothing styles, but 1 million people also live there. Here in Helmond they would say if you, for example, adopted the clothing style of Playboi Carti that you really have no taste in clothing because that's too much for this small town
disclaimer: i mostly come from a women's fashion standpoint which inevitably had different experiences in terms of trends and marketing over the past 4 years compared to men's fashion. i think i disagree with the take that minimalism is gonna be more "in" for 2024, because while historically trends like mcbling, hypebeast, and logomania are known for their excessive flaunting of wealth and maximalist aesthetics as a result, 2022-2023 saw a lot of emphasis on corpcore, quiet luxury, old money, the "clean girl" and this idea that clean minimalist aesthetics are the height of wealth and luxury. the natural progression from advertising minimalism as luxurious is to gravitate toward more layered and almost "cluttered" styling as its deliberately messy opponent. i think we'll instead see a more garish and almost trashy maximalistic-- but not necessarily opulent-- look that's at times reminiscent of the indie sleaze that rose up in the mid-late 2000s. things like long fur-lined coats, leather or suede jackets, and deconstructed trenches with more "messy" outfits, along with prominent but more hastily applied makeup, and so on. formal wear elements like waistcoats, ties, blazers, etc. will imo be styled in bolder ways that are very much not suited for the workplace as a sort of caricaturistic imitation of streamline corporate wear (think 80s new wave) as resentment for the typical 9-5 hustle amid various global disasters grows. generally i think people are gonna be more drawn to lived in but "loud" clothes (hopefully secondhand and leaning toward natural fibers/textiles as we grow more conscious of our consumption) that starkly contrast the crisp, streamline, mass produced jumpsuits and basics that were peddled to us by influencers and brands. at least that's the direction i'm hoping for in upcoming fashion trends. :')
all i can & will use as “skinny jeans” is straight jeans 😭 or mom jeans. when it comes to the other “trends” opiumcore i see it more as a streetystyle dark kind of style imo & i’d love to see it more. & abt the other trends the sambas i knew that they were goin to soon fall off so that’s why i never hopped on the trend. PLS DO A PART 2 OMG ! im so into this
Folks doesn’t have money to spend its clear so yeah . Quiet luxury / don’t show your wealth too much will be popular. I hate crocs but they will be popular in 24 Snowboard gear for the winter of 23/24 i don’t guarantee past that. Overdefined lines. Ties.
I don’t doubt that skinny jeans will come back at some point but the weird thing is that the general population still hasn’t even begun to wear baggier jeans yet. In the city (NYC) you absolutely are seeing it especially gen z but back home in jersey you don’t see it much at all. It’s going to be interesting to see if the general population will just “miss” this trend as the influencers move on. Or will they start adopting the look and it’s bigger than ever. Honestly, not sure which but I will say in Europe such as Paris, ppl were rocking baggier pants. They weren’t as baggy as tiktok rn let’s say but I could see that kinda look coming here. It was more blended into the general aesthetic there. Also, this was back in the beginning of 2022 they’ve been on it.
Feathers scare me, I feel like there's a line of cultural appropriation that feathers could easily cross over. It just feels like a big no in my book, I'm curious to hear what others might think though!
If feathers were to become fashionable, i doubt most would consider it cultural appropriation at all. Most of the feathers worn by, say, indigenous people are not even available to the general public to buy (like eagle feathers for instance).
Cultural appropriation. Haha. After attempting to track down Apache in New Mexico, the U.S. army found their soldiers had started wearing traditional Apache moccasins because their military-issued boots were literally shredded apart in the desert terrain. Moccasins in various different styles have consistently been a staple for all Americans at least since that time. It's practical. I get it. However, I never see non-Native people, for example, adding beadwork to their mocs and relating it to some sort of usurped spiritual significance. And I certainly don't see the mainstream attempting to do so with feathers, for one because of the laws, but also just because Natives would overwhelmingly not care at all or just laugh, and it would instantly become kitchy and ironic for the artsy and afluent types and any attempt by the rest would be subsequently taken to be tacky and tasteless. Birds are literally in every culture worldwide, and people should perhaps first consider why they would use their feathers to accessorize in the first place. This seems like the natural progression rather than malicious cultural thievery and exploitation (there is more than enough of that still going on), so to imagine fashion and beauty trends even making a significant negative impact in comparison is ignorance. If anything, casual artistic expression brings understanding and appreciation by the mass consumers and ultimately benefits the Native people.
People are trying to dress what alternative and I say things about alternative culture but don’t know nothing about it I have no research just seem cool
I don't love the opium core look tbh, the last thing fashion needs is more mundain shades or colours gotta spice it up with vibrant colours again. I'm not against skinny jeans beacause I think that wouldn't be to the extent of 2010's but it would more be fitted outfits which I like. The extremely laxed oversized fits were never my thing I like more of a fitted workwear outfit. Similar to like Kanye in recent years.
I dont think we will go super skinny jeans like early to mid 10s. Remember big jeans are associated with a lot of cool underground cultures from the 90s/00s like skaters, hiphop, and grunge wich are still going strong. If you look at the world sociopolitical its not in a good place compared to the economical growth in the 10s. In down times underground culture often thrives. The skinny jean and a plain white slimfit tshirt belong to an era of economical growth, the same era when hypebeast fashion was considered cool. At the same time i agree that the pendulum has swung too far in one direction, and we´re gonna tone down the size of the most extreme big jeans. But we´re not gonna remake the 10s stylewise since the world has changed a lot.
I think Opiumcore can translate to the current Techno wave thats happening in Europe. The similarities of wearing black colourless outfits and loud accesoires, with the neo-goth vibes. It makes sense in my head. The younglings get hard for the aesthetic and their dream outfits are Rick Owens Raf Simons definately
I think 2024 will be the year when traditional costumes of those culturally rich countries will be trend. For example, I am a Vietnamese, I think they will innovate the Ao Dai in a new and more fashionable way. Or we can say, more modern.
I disagree with ALOT of the points made in this video. I feel like 2024 will be more 2023 but everything will be exaggerated and maximum over minimalism
I don't see skinny jeans being as popular as they once were. I think dressing for your body shape is more popular than anything right now, so skinny jeans will "come back" for people that find them flattering, and those that dislike them will definitely stick to what they like. Personal style is what's "in" lately imo.
Ikr! I'm very fit and skinny jeans just look fine on me. I could never rock the baggy style as good as some people do. Personal style is the best.
@@K_Karanobody who’s “fit” can fit into skinny jeans. Get ya bulk up gang 🗣️🗣️💯
@@taiteyard3567 Am not a guy though 😅
@@K_Kara get that sexist ish outta here the good lord gave both sexes thighs capable of thickness for a reason 🔥🔥
@taiteyard3567 💀
I work at a very popular theme park (won't say, but I bet you can guess which one). I encounter tens of thousands of new strangers daily, all wearing different clothes. As someone who loves to observe fashion, it is absolutely fascinating to see trends unfold as the year rolls by.
The most popular footwear are sambas, dunks, birkenstocks (mostly white people), crocs, and doc martens. But they all pale in comparison to vans and converse army, they're the shoes of the people.
Baggy pants. Gen Z LOVE baggy. But you'd be surprised just how many people still rock skinny or slim jeans. It VASTLY outweighs the baggy crowd, really makes you question tiktok's influence on real life.
FOG essentials. I'm not joking, it's still a thing. Carhartt. Still a thing. Gaudy luxury brand logos like balenciaga/gucci/versace. Still a thing amongst boomers and elder Millenials. Yeezy's. Still a thing.
I guess the point of my comment is that fashion trends last WAY longer than tiktok tries to sell you. People buy into trends, but they stick with their purchase for a lot longer than what you might think. The meta changes, but working class people like you and me cling to what we buy, form sentimental bonds with the clothes we wear.
hard agree!! If i stay on 'the internet' for too long I start to think everyone wears the same stuff, but there's a huge difference with actual practical real life. and a lot of people really don't give a crap about trends and have never stopped wearing skinny jeans. not everyone is on socials 24/7, which is actually really refreshing. people who are interested in fashion are nerds themselves who get really judgemental about clothes, but they're also just personal style and practical. I really like figuring out what I like throughout the years regardless of trends, I feel like personal style is way more timeless anyway. Reminds me of rewatching Skins gen 1 and seeing all the 'trendy' outfits that Michelle was wearing, which look very bad now, versus the super personal vintage style of Cassie, which I still love.
@@Anne_fka_XATM038xyeah I was wearing an outfit at work a few weeks ago, that to me seemed very average. It’s a typical baggy jeans small tshirt combo you see everywhere on TikTok. However a customer was surprised by the outfit and said I looked like someone going on a 90s euro trip. Just goes to show how much tik tok changes your perception.
Thank you for pointing out how different online fashion is to actually real life fashion.
The word “trend” totally lost its sense since we’ve been using it before internet but haven’t repurposed its meaning.
Spot on about people mainly wearing skinny/slim pants. Slim/tailored fit pants especially are 100% timeless. I don't care which way to trend cycle shifts with pants. They will always be my default. The only time I wear slightly baggy pants is if they are corduroy's because they look the best with some stacking. The only time I see very wide fitting pants are with Gen-z and they usually have Sambas, Apple Headphones and every other trendy item with their fit. Not judging, but it's clear they don't have a personal style, but that takes time to develop.
every time i hear opiumcore it takes a year off my life
as a carti fan, i couldn’t agree more
It's emo goth with designer labels.
goth is not '' emo ''
and it is our old cultures styles
with a new name
Just like they put '' eboy '' and '' egirl ''
On our Cultural Heritage
VVe hate emo
at the very least call it Opium, 2024 we gotta stop adding “core” to words
my clearly important opinion on this “skinny” jean take is that the fashion community has gotten used to such loose fitting pants and a classic straight cut is going to be viewed as “skinny”
most people don’t even know there’s a str8 or slim fit it’s insane
I agree because I have had to explain to my mom the difference
it will start with slimmer fitting and get progressively more out of control until people get sick of it and then go back to progressively wider cuts and the cycle contonues
Spot on
In Spain skinny jeans are fairly popular in the general public tho, ever since I started wearing baggier pants I’ve never been able to wear skinny jeans again they are so uncomfortable
Aupa atleti
I knowww 😭 and don’t get me wrong: I don’t _hate_ skinny // slim jeans but wider pants are much more comfy IMO
now felt this !! here in my country( argentina ) r fairly popular too & u can see ppl still wear em way too often.
@@edunavia182 forza atleti, feliz y rojiblanca navidad
España siempre llega tarde a las modas
It's too early for skinny jeans to come back, I'd give it another decade before it's a trend again.
Exactly! People only started wearing baggy since 2019!
@@jeremiahsmith7741 UH NO. They are My generations Styles.
i think opium core will remain to have its small niche, but i do think all black will be a thing. a lot of people are dressing in all black.
tbh black is a basic color & i think theres alr hundreds of ppl tht dress mostly w black. so i wouldnt say its goin to become a thing bc it alr is a thing !
it's a representation of where we are in the world. example; israel and palestine, the masses in the U.S are extremely unhappy with just about everything etc etc
All old Styles
Are yall for real ?
This could only work in cold places. I wish I could dress like that but I'd simply die from overheating
But ppl have been doing that for decades because it’s always stylish and chic lol
I feel like the bow trend has turned from something cute to something overused and it will come to an end soon. I wish it hadn't turned into a trend so fast because I didn't even get the chance to try it
same😭😭 where was i when it started?? like how is it just now i've started seeing it, even online?????
you can still try it? sandy liang is not going anywhere, the clothing will still be available
I don’t mean to state the obvious but you could go to Michaels or a craft store and get some ribbon
@@boredrat2573seriously, the soul-giving life that making your own garments/trinkets is immense and immeasurable
You do know you can still wear whatever you want even tho it’s not a stupid online trend right? God lmao you ppl
The amount of “trends” that have come and gone since 2020 is insane. Have we become that bored that we go through a new phase or trend every few months? I’m glad my style doesn’t change depending on trends, I wear what I like and dress well.
Blame tik tok
You are styled like how I grew UP
I bet you think it is a new Style
yeahhhh I don’t like it. It’s definitely tiktok. We watch so much on the daily so the trends feel overdone because everyone on our fyp is wearing them. But in real life we’ve hardly seen anyone wear it. Like the bows! I don’t think I’ve seen a single girl irl wear ing them 😭😭
I just hopped on the wider pants trend just this month and I'm really liking it so far. don't see myself going back to skinny jeans
Other generations already Styles
Skinny jeans will return in the way that baggy pants have returned from the 00's. It will have its own flair and I'm excited to see what it is. Also, like another commenter pointed out, skinny jeans and joggers never left and outside of online fashion spaces like here and tiktok, a majority of people are still rocking them.
at least in my smallish metro area, skinny jeans are the primary wear of the 10-30 year old range. I see it all the time online with Hedi boys and raw denim, I would say skinny jeans "coming back" is a bad take, it never left and I don't see baggy/wide pants and denim leaving
Baggy is eighties nineties
Noobs wore them in the Noughts
get a clue maybe
Ive seen a lot more people just at casual places like trader joes or out and about in wider fitting pants, especially younger people. I expect this group will continue to wear a similar fit as they get older the next few years to the point that it's no longer a fresh or "young" style. At which point, laggards will eventually convert and it just makes sense for trend seekers to want something different, i.e. slimmer cuts.
i think high end suit culture is gonna come back, especially with the rise of people getting tailoring and so many suits being available at thrifts
Late 2000's fashion is something I can really see making a comeback. Not necessarily ultra skinny jeans like the skater type we all saw during the 2010's but the kind of clothes you'd see on a Skins episode.
As I've gotten older, I'm just not into squeezing into skinny jeans anymore. They start feeling like a pain to wear all day. Ever since 2019, with the pandemic and all, I've switched to roomier pants. Let's be real our bodies aren't what they used to be in our teenage years.
Do you know what Culture you are styled like ?
Not sure how to feel on the AI into fashion, BUT the customized headphones as an accessory did make ppl that much closer to lookin like jet set radio characters and I think that's a good step for humankind. Also Is that a spirited away screen saver!? Or has my backgrounds video just made my mind mush lol
I think old tech will be huge in 2024 especially with the rise of record players and camcorders etc. I think the big one will be music tech tho like hand held cassette players, I could also see companies like apple with there new stuff coming out putting retro audio options on there headphone and AirPods
I have a Bluetooth set of 90s style headphones I think they're great for many reasons but I think at some point it'll be a trend as people crave "vintage" tech
I can definitely envision what you're saying! I've thought before of old cassette players making a comeback sometime. Camcorders have gotten really popular lately so old ways of playing music, such as handheld tape players, could really make a comeback too.
@@danabry5223 ya fs
I agree with most of those hot takes, I just hope no skinny pants. I honestly think they don’t look good. Great vid 😊
I agree, no body shaming but skinny jeans don't look good on heavier set people. They look alright on more fit people but honestly they gotta go 😭
hearing about the tiktok bow discourse from various people is so funny to me since I'm not on the platform. like this conversation is not happening outside of fashion tiktok and yet the discussion gets so heated
Hi ! Im a French subscriber don’t mind my English… Some of my trend predictions and wishes for 2024
- Carrot pants
- Chino pants
- Balloon pants
- Tartan, leopard and vichy print (I wish)
- Stripes !!
- The aviator look (the Raybans , bomber and leather) maybe old school Schotts
- Mid skirts
- Polo and shirt
- Scarf like le carré de Hermes
- Satchel and brief case idk if it’s the right traduction
- Berets
I’m not visualising feathers but why not
Thank you for your work I love your videos, gives a lot of inspirations and ideas !
i like these ones but where im from, carrot pants, chino pants have been in style in the pest few years, even in the late 2010s. actuallc i would love if vichy print would make a return. also quite curious how ppl would style the aviator look in 2024 so as not to look like smth in 2010s haha
yesss i could se aviators for sure! it kinda goes with indie sleaze
@@macja5167Biden top gun
lol It was already a *mega* imitation then @@fridabrcan6474
people will always have their favorites, but switching between different fits of pants in order to achieve different silhouettes is the way to go
One thing I’ve learned over the years is to hold onto the fashions I think I’ve “moved on” from; storing things like skinny jeans, band t-shirts, clothes in different sizes… Because I’ve scoured eBay for so many pieces I either had as a kid or in my younger days that I know there’s a good chance I’ll eventually come back around and love digging my old stuff out of the attic. Point is, if skinny jeans come back and I adopt that look, I’ve got myself covered.
Hi, old person here to comment, saved my 70' clothes when I was in my 20's, in the attic, still there, my 47 yr old took my platform shoes ( couple dozen in box's) sold them on ebay for $1,000. Save what you can, for the future, next sale will be the Time Magazines, fashion mags, Mad Magazine etc. many more goodie's in the Attic😊.
I think hunting gear with southwestern accents will become popular, smalls pops of bright orange, Aztec print, embroided jean back pockets, embroided trucker hats
maybe not 2024, and maybe not even 2025, but the return of the nike cortez is inevitable due to its huge historic influence in west coast 90s fashion. maybe if we see a shift away from the east coast influence in fashion then cortez’s will become huge and the brand corteiz that made their debut on the air max 95 this year gets their own cortez x corteiz
A lot of sneaker companies cycle their shoes (e.g. Nike cycling in the Blazers, Adidas cycling Stan Smiths -> Superstar -> Sambas again) to keep them fresh. A lot of hype in fashion is honestly manufactured
@@remixisthisfacts if you noticed you don’t see Cortez like you use to but now they tryna bring them back like the OG Forrest Gump Cortez are reselling like crazy them use to be famous footwear shoe carnival type shoe
I agree with the samba but it’s also how fast we go through trends usually a trend would last 3 plus years
I’m wearing em rn
@@lamargettens2370Nike released several Cortez sneakers with different color ways this year. They never go out of style in Southern California, anyway.
Fashion passes me by. I've worn slim fit jeans since the 80s and will continue to do so. Trainers will always be worn by me. Currently wearing adidas italias from the late 60s.
You should do a video on alternative outfits for people to wear for their wedding. I feel like I can’t find good info on that.
In 2024, design elements from the Gilded Age will be reinterpreted for a modern take. Like how regency era dresses became popular after Bridgerton. I could see this for both menswear and womenswear. Love your videos!
i absolutely could see feathers coming into style! i remember around ~2011 hair feathers were popular. i was in about 3rd grade, and i remember having a little blue skinny feather in my hair, attached like tinsel is. now that 2010s fashion is bound to make some form of a resurgence, i think a reimagined version of feathers will absolutely make a comeback. maybe on skirts? wrapped into braids?
yes! i had this exact same thought when he brought up feathers. i think the skinny hair feathers are definitely going to come back in the next 1-2 years
my thoughts exactly. 2010's fashion was so much fun. You could get away with so much, but the outfits still made sense, unlike a lot of 2000's fits.
Oh maaaan I remember these days. The demand for hair feathers was so much that it was difficult to stock fly fishing shops with supplies. I could see it happening again.
That is a hippy style
I had hair feathers too, I loved them
Slimfit would be a more poplar comeback, but SUPER skinny jeans theyre not and should not comeback.
Sneakers are definitely not going to anywhere, and resellers have definitely ruined sneaker culture. My prediction on sneakers however will lean towards vintage pieces and a push for that “worn in” look instead of this desire for the untouched, deadstock. Or at the very least….FINALLY TAKE THOSE SHOES OUT THE BOX AND WEAR THEM THANGZZZ! lol
Maybe not 2024 but I can definitely see hype beasts coming back I'm the next year or 2. with people more interested in personal style and silohets I feel like people will eventually see this take on fashion as just kinda pretentious and shift towards just wearing cool stuff cause everyone else thinks it's cool. Like we've always done that just rn people like to pretend like they don't. Rn its harder to have a "cool" fit if the emphasis is on subjective measures of style. A heaver emphasis on logos and loud obvious expenisive peices makes it easier to display how "cool" you are. Supreme made some really funny meta commentary on fashion during the hype beast era and maybe some other brands can carry that forward.
I agree with this hot-take - a semi-ironic return of the 2010s hypebeast. This might be a re-up of the 2011 hypebeast (early Tyler, 5-panel Supreme box logo cap, bright colours, Vans Era or Converse One Stars, tube socks, above-knee shorts) or perhaps the early-mid-2010s HB (skinny jeans, wildly patterned zip-up hoodie, fitted cap, red distressed skinny jeans and Balanciaga Arenas). The Playboi Carti thing almost plays into this because he also once represented this era in streetwear, plus there was also something of a 'Rick Owens hypebeast' phenomenon, at least around London fashion circles in the early 10s. But I agree the emphasis would be on "logos, loud and obnoxious", perhaps as a reaction against the subdued and minimalist shift Drew mentions in the video.
me:
2010s is calling but were giving it a makeover think 2010 maximalism it will be here but it will be different than before - it will be more curated - think colourful hair but done as an undercut instead of the whole head because they want a pop but still work a corporate job cause they're not 15 anymore
I think the colour of the year will be in the pink family
the resurgence of ugly clothes is going away because people are not buying into the gimmicks anymore
higher fashion houses are leaning away from baggy clothes - more body skimming clothes
studs are going to be on the come back
bows are going to stay but I think into summer we will see roses and different flowers but also hearts more into fashion - as in hair pieces / rings
interesting bag shapes for winter - think triangles / scoops for the shoulder so they sit well on top of big coats
modesty on the rise for the summer
I think maximalism will stay but it will be different than before - it will be more curated - think colourful hair but done as an undercut instead of the whole head because they want a pop but still work a corporate job
my mum:
gold is going to be the more popular metal and silver will take the back fall
tighter clothes are coming back - cinched waist jackets
cropped jackets - playing into different silhouettes that can be created
high slits in skirts but midi length
eyyo love hearing your mum's thought's too!! tbh i think we underestimate the thoughts of different age groups when determining what's the next thing. because even though what's trending for our parents might not vibe as much with us, if there are common denominators it could for sure pinpoint the bigger overarching themes like what silhouettes and colors will be trending :)
i believe nowadays we think that trends fade faster than in the past, but in my opinion they will last a little longer than we may think.
definitely! as someone wrote above, "regular" people will still hang on to the trendy pieces they have invested in for a while. also i think fashion content has blowed up a lot online recently, and people are so driven to be first to mention/wear new stuff that they make up new "trends" of their own. trends have never been messier honestly haha but that's kinda fun
Now is total rehash @@macja5167
I think baggy jeans will be in style for another 3-5 years, then we’ll probably see the shift to somewhat more relaxed slim/straight fitting jeans. especially with Gen Z’s and maybe a few millennials.
As for 2024 i think more people will start to dress more casually with sneakers being not as popular.
I can’t see skinny jeans coming back, on the other hand, more straight fits in 24
I think the people who are into more baggy pants/jeans now (mostly gen z) will not be wearing skinny jeans later but it may be more trendy for the younger kids like gen alpha. Like for example I feel like skinny jeans maintained its popular status more amongst millennials (I work with many lol) and gen z just wear baggy pants now. Gen z wont let go of this style lol
Also make a part 2!
Tbh I don’t think skinny jeans as in skinny jeans from a couple of years ago will properly come back, but maybe skinnier jeans like those low rise 2000s style ones
I’m never going back to slim fit
To hot take 5- oh well BC ya girl is getting her confidence back so I'm not giving up my progression to more bold and maximalism accents ! But I do see a big possibility for subtleties esp with tiktoks rise of boring ass makeup. But fr IM HERE TO SHINE I'm good to skip out on the latte or cold girl makeup and the monochrome beige & black. BUT THOSE ARE STILL GORGEOUS LOOKS!! It just took me a long time to embrace my unique style so I don't think I'll be going too much with 2024's trends.
Edit* on this note, lots of makeup girlies have been pressed at the lack of creativity in makeup so I predict a rise in more eyeshadow and eyeliner creativity and colour. I know maybe this isn't fashion necessarily - but it is like an accessory in my eyes. ALSO BOWS ARE DEFS RISING. Not sure how big they'll get but apparently there's a core featuring bows but I forgot the core name
There is no “death of sneakers” - just platform soles.
I’d be nice to see something NOVEL and anything that takes us away from carrying a black, plastic rectangle everywhere.
the black plastic rectangle is the enormous boom box of the future
Never letting my skinnies go!!!!!!!!!
“Bringing peace love and positivity to your door, all 2024”
I disagree about the skinny jeans tbh. A lot of non-fashion normies are still very much wearing more fitted pants and don't think the pendulum swings the other way until they start going baggier
I guess my question is where are these predictions coming from? Are they based on anything? Like the feathers… what designer is doing that? As for the opium core I think that’s just yet another gen z tiktok BS aesthetic that generally remains on tiktok. It looks like goth gone streetwear. Wearing all black isn’t exactly groundbreaking enough for its own aesthetic label imo. Will everyone start wearing skinny jeans? Doubtful. I think there are so many micro cultures and micro trends that an overall trend doesn’t apply too much. But I do believe people will continue to be underdressed and lazy with their style in America at least. Since the pandemic people have just given up. I see a lot of people in sweats and crocs and basic boring stuff.
I looooove this type of videos, seriously I learn a lot about fashion and get ideas for myself just by watching this
My hot take is not one which I want to see, but one I really believe is an unfortunate reality - I think fast fashion garbage is about to have an even bigger boom, and that people criticising fast fashion will increasingly be labelled as nasty classist stuck-up people who don't want the poors to have the latest trends. The idea that most young people actually care about progressive issues beyond insta clout points is nonsense - hell, a recent NYT/Siena College Poll found that more of the supposedly woke 18-29 year olds are likely to vote for Trump than Biden. This is the era of image - the era of the hyper quick trend cycle, and the era of the majority (not all, but still the majority) feeling the need to conform to this. I don't really think anyone will care for very long where there clothes come from - the zero buzz over the recent Bangladeshi strikes just shows this. Ironically, for many, caring about how trends are damaging the environment and contributing to foreign slavery will some becomes a past trend in itself...and very cringe and out of style!
@@Pier_Al Yeah you're definitely correct that only strong regulation is gonna be able to fight fast fashion, and that "consumer pressure" is kinda nonsense, and it's good to see the EU once again siding with people over corporations, just as they have increasingly been doing with consumer electronics (seeing the EU mentioned always fills me with dread as a British person still dealing with Brexit trauma lool!).
skinny jeans are just so awful. They only work on skinny guys, I have muscular legs and skinny jeans just look extremely off. Straight and wide fit jeans work on most people.
So in short, all of the things I was ostrasized for wearing in 2018 are now in. Its just elevated normcore. Kinda nauseating how arbitrary and wishy washy fashion trends are. Who makes these decisions for all of us is the question? Notice how the herd mentality is what ultimately ends up ruining all good trends bc everyone trying to do the same thing all at the same time
No, you mean now styles are Decades Older Than You L O L
I think that if skinny jeans were to come back, it’s not going to be how it used to be. I see slim fit Dickies-type pants entering the mainstream, but a more drastic prediction is that skinny pants will return but with layered or stacked pants. Extra long jeans that stack near the bottom will probably see a rise.
skinny jeans will never be as popular ,a lot of people not into fashion will still wear them but i still think that baggy will be more popular amongst the fashion mfs but i see straight jeans coming back but not skinny
I loved fitted but the minute I opened my horizons to more of a loose it’s hard to go back unless it’s for a special occasion. Church/date/work etc loose is here to stay 😎
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RASHGUARDS is going to be a trend. Similiar to soccer jerseys/ bloke core. I do Brazilian Jiujitsu and their Rashguards fit so well and sleek, while keeping functionality. Keeping you cool,warm, and easy to dry!
Nah bro ain't no way I'm goin with the danaher fit 😂😂😂😂
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Edward skeletrix, uses ai to design his clothes, or at least uses the uncanny type of look to design them
The words "stylish" and " trendy" is kinda different to me, "stylish" always looks for personality and suitability, not just tiktok "trendy" reels.
Hot take: 2020’s fashion has no real identity yet and just seems to be a recycle or 90’s 00’s trends. And now we might already be recycling 10’s trends with skinny jeans? C’mon, step it up gen z. If someone were to do a biopic in 30 years that took place in the 2020’s, what would people be dressing in? Baggy pants and Sambas? That’s all I’m picturing and it’s not giving enough. This decade has no true aesthetic yet.
Actually It's a rehash of all My generation's Styles
And most of you don't know when the Styles are from
All eras. Our babyhood. Our childhoods. Our teenhoods. Our adulthoods.
this is interesting!!! i work at american eagle and honestly i think i sell more skinny jeans/jeggings and mom jeans more than any other fit, and it's always weird to see the difference between online fashion and irl fashion. i haven't even touched a pair of skinny jeans since 2020 (they wouldn't fit my personal style "aesthetic" anyway) but they're still most people's go-to fit
Is there a buzz around skinny jeans? Or is everyone just copying each other’s trend prediction videos/tiktoks and saying the same thing. That idea is something people have strong reactions to… idk, I’m curious to see if /how that plays out
I think you're spot on. If you go out in the real world you'll see that the majority of people are still wearing skinny jeans, so I really don't understand what these fashion predictions are based on. There's no way that currently young fashionable people want to be seen in skinny jeans, because that's just still 'normal' jeans for average 'boring' people at this point. Skinny and slim jeans have been currently a thing since 2007, and it took like 2020 to really get out of 'cool' style again. Now it's barely 3 years of wider trousers entering the mainstream and these fashion content creators are already saying that skinny and slim jeans are 'coming back'? Coming back from what? From a 15 minute break?
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i feel like people will style skinny jeans like how rockers used to do it in the 70s
I’m just gonna say this now. As long as you aren’t going to extreme lengths on the fashion spectrum, you will almost never be out of element. What I’m saying is you can wear what you like but not to EXTREME trendiness. Those types of things tend to fall off and look strange. I would say the best method is retaining small amounts from each little era.
For example, having a wide variety of jeans available. You don’t have to just wear baggy jeans, try all types. Versatility is killer.
Anyone who thinks skinny jeans were ever really out among normies has spent too much time hanging out with people into fashion. Almost every normie I know still wears 14 inch leg openings
Skinnier pants than what we have now? Maybe, but it most definitely won't be back to what it used to be.
I feel like a modern version of 2014 tumblr will reappear in 2024. I mean we’re already halfway there with doc martens 😂
tumblr was Culture vulturism
Feathers we're big in the late 90s /early 00s, I had them as motifs on tshirts and real feathers as earrings, on thong necklaces - or was that just me?!
They are Hippie styles
Since then it wasn't new
skinny jeans: honestly, because of "trendy" looks nowadays, skinny jeans may come back... but not as trendy as they used to be around the early 2010s (if I'm not mistaken). Skinny jeans probably WILL come back, but more creative and more similar to wider/baggier pants now.
opium core: I've never actually heard of this, so this one is interesting! I've seen the outfits before but never thought anything about this because it's not my favorite style. It's not trendy and popular though, and it may just become something that people start wearing as casual outfits that you put on through the day.
AI outfits: Now this is a good fashion take, in my opinion. I think that fashion will rely on AI for a short period of time. It'll be iconic, unforgettable, never seen before, it'll be a whole era. Maybe not in 2024 though - it's a possible chance that this era can happen in 2025!
feathers: YESSSSS! I can 100% see this being a trend. If you think about it, feathers (especially pastel ones) will be seen as feminine, which will replace the ribbon's legacy. Plus... anyone can turn anything into a style or accessory soo... maybe this will be a trend next year!
fashions at the point where people know what to do, how to put things together, suit a certain aesthetic, so i believe that people will start to play within their aesthetic boundaries. same type of silhouettes with more niche and personality. opiumcore isn’t mainstream. but the general silhouette and fit of their outfits is heavily adopted minus the black. so i think people will have this boot, loose pants, either cropped or baggy top piece, with niche jewelry and headwear. ex. colorful beanies, different materials, cool accessories, new colors in general. i think a great example is lil yatchy, brucedropemoff, kai cenat type fits but more so yatchy
Outro: “spreading peace ,love, positivity and more for 2024” simple lol
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@@oiification lmfao I’m just saying my boy can keep it hella simple. Familiar and fun… now 2025… ehhhh we’ll cross that bridge when we get there 😂
Why aren’t fashion and fragrances talked about more together?
Most likely because the vast majority of the general public doesn't wear fragrance everyday, usually only to special occasions.
It’s hard to talk about 2024 predictions when the collections for next year have already been shown.
Not sure about skinny jeans coming back. I feel like atm only people who are into fashion are wearing baggy jeans but the general public are still wearing slimmer fits of jeans. I feel like it will be once the general public start to adapt to baggy jeans that we will begin to see “fashionable people” wearing slimmer jeans.
Also I think it differs for men and women. Women have been wearing wider jeans for a while now. Since probably 2018. Men on the other hand have only moved away from skinny jeans since 2020. I think baggy jeans will at least last the lifetime that skinny jeans did.
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one thing i think is starting to rise in popularity thanks to individuals such as tyler the creator are small dainty watches.
this already came about in some form with the rise of quiet luxury as people were wanting to buy cartier watches because their size and shape was well equated with the quiet luxury look.
i think people have slowly realized they do not necessarily need to spend the cartier price points to get the same look and feel.
other brands like casio, timex, and seiko are more affordable alternatives to getting a watch that has that similar look to the cartier tank or the santos dumont.
i also think that more digital watches might be on the rise, specifically the smaller and retro casio watches as they can be more popular amongst a younger audience and people with different fashion senses.
also tim dessaint made a video a while ago about buying his first luxury watch with the cartier santos and i think that shows a rising popularity amongst the influencers.
I could see feathers trending, but I doubt they'll have as explosive of a rise in popularity as bows did. DIY is a huge thing in fashion rn and part of the reason bows got so big is because most people wouldn't even need to buy anything to add a bow to something, and most of the time no assembly or other materials are needed aside from just tying it. Most people don't have feathers lying around, even as cheap as they are, and to do anything more than stick a feather in your hair you'd need to do annoying/permanent stuff like glue it down...but maybe it's just my personal grudge against feathers talking lol
I feel like sneakers are actually somewhat coming back in this year, 2023 was the year of boots, and while boots will still also be in I think in 2024 sneakers will become more popular, especially the converse one stars, they will come back in
Lmao sneakers will never go out of style 👟
Ironic and a paradox all those hating on skinny jeans once wore them and just hating to be and feel valid because wide and baggy has been trending for the past X years. I welcome skinny jeans, and tbh it’s not that they went out, people still wear them, it’s just that the hypebeasts jumped onto the next «new» thing tho fashion has been stagg sting since the 2000’s. It’s just going in a loop depending on what people make trendy. Personally I welcome skinny jeans becaue wide fit/wise legged and baggy doesn’t fit my body type/size as it only makes me look shorter and more obese. And skinny jeans can be comfortable if spandex and with more elestan, yet that also means the jeans won’t last as long. That and the fact that most are low rise and not in bigger sizes is why it’s a challenge, and I have to wear a belt or they will slide down. We need to normalize that everything goes now, and that trends aren’t exactly the same as having good style or fashion in general. Trends comes and goes, fashion is timeless and classic. And I only wore super/extreme skinny jeans🤣🤣🤣 I also think hat many of the haters has issues as it also correlates to feminism and women, as they thinks wkinny isn’t manly, looks feminine or that it’s gonna make them go sterile, yet at the same time it’s hilarious as to little they knowing regards to fashion history whilst claiming to be all about fashion when they are this clueless and prejudice. Fabric and garments doesn’t have gender nor does color. What many today see or regard as feminine due to western hetero norms, religious brainwashing and patriarchy was originally invented for and by men… pants was 1st invented by steppe people who where warriors, skinny pants, and tall ankle boots was 1st worn by soldiers, and even Napoleon wore heels. Women didn’t wear any of these as they weren’t soldiers nor allowed to ride horses back then.
High end, almost masquerade style of clothes while I don't think will end up trending, I would love to see clothes that exude aristocrasy. The masquerade ball-masks also look cool so ya :3 I'd just love to see this style in play because conceptually I feel it would just be so cool.
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I have strong opinions and rarely wrong predicting fashion. COMFORTABLE FASHION ACROSS THE BOARD. This means stretchy jeans/leggings/shorts( yes they exist for women like bike shorts. Statement Socks with sneakers. Winter boots in spring and fall also. Oversized top ( sweatshirts still hot. Knit in fall and spring - larger knit/yarn) , platform shoes-loafers, sandals, sneakers. Crossbody bags either small ( wallet or cute shapes/quilted) or very big sac /half moon. Stud earrings . Bracelets . Rings . Ribbons small bow long string. Pins on bags/hats/cute keychains . Ps. What is def out- stripper fashion. Fishnet. See thru anything being worn as a top. As for women/girls- heavy makeup is out. The worst offenders of "too much" is kardashian /cardi. Waist lenghth hair and great skin is in. Cute nails 3d . For Guys- great cologne will be in. Yes scent counts😂. Great personal style that's "clean" in appearence. Go to a Barber ( you would be surprised how many guys don't care about their hair or beard) . Get pedicures ! Wear sandals in summer. Designer. Nice bracelet or watch.
I can see how feathers might come back into style. Ribbons were popular back in 2008-2009, feathers popular around 2010-ish. Literally getting flashbacks of all the feather necklace and earrings I had when i was younger 😂
What is the next popular sneaker? I haven’t seen the next one. Sambas and Tim’s had a steady increase in popularity but there is nothing starting to gain traction. Thoughts?
Skinny jeans never left my wardrobe 🤌🏼
Bruh I just bought my first pair of truly baggy pants early this year, enjoyed its comfort and being trendy for once… and it’s already over lol
folks struggling financially, ESPECIALLY in the US?? the level of delusion…😭
I would argue that the low-rise skinny jean silhouette is specifically becoming popular with early 2000s tumblr, “twee”. Even though aesthetically it’s very different than the opium, Rick Owens vibe they share a similarity in fixating on thin body standards. But I think low rise is an important note because idt high waisted skinny jeans are “trendy” in the industry. Cultural observation, not my opinion
Checkered pants will make a comeback
My generation's and Culture's styles
I think or am actually certain that the clothing and shoe style is also determined by where you come from
I mean from which city or country
I live in Europe in the Netherlands and then in a small town called Helmond there live approximately. 90,000 people
I think one of the greatest fashions that has ever existed among the youth in the Netherlands is the gabber time between 1990 and 1996. tracksuits and Nike Air Max 90s
but nowadays you see all kinds of things, but not the extreme just like you see in New York for example
In the Netherlands, the capital is Amsterdam, where you see many different clothing styles, but 1 million people also live there.
Here in Helmond they would say if you, for example, adopted the clothing style of Playboi Carti
that you really have no taste in clothing
because that's too much for this small town
disclaimer: i mostly come from a women's fashion standpoint which inevitably had different experiences in terms of trends and marketing over the past 4 years compared to men's fashion.
i think i disagree with the take that minimalism is gonna be more "in" for 2024, because while historically trends like mcbling, hypebeast, and logomania are known for their excessive flaunting of wealth and maximalist aesthetics as a result, 2022-2023 saw a lot of emphasis on corpcore, quiet luxury, old money, the "clean girl" and this idea that clean minimalist aesthetics are the height of wealth and luxury. the natural progression from advertising minimalism as luxurious is to gravitate toward more layered and almost "cluttered" styling as its deliberately messy opponent.
i think we'll instead see a more garish and almost trashy maximalistic-- but not necessarily opulent-- look that's at times reminiscent of the indie sleaze that rose up in the mid-late 2000s. things like long fur-lined coats, leather or suede jackets, and deconstructed trenches with more "messy" outfits, along with prominent but more hastily applied makeup, and so on. formal wear elements like waistcoats, ties, blazers, etc. will imo be styled in bolder ways that are very much not suited for the workplace as a sort of caricaturistic imitation of streamline corporate wear (think 80s new wave) as resentment for the typical 9-5 hustle amid various global disasters grows.
generally i think people are gonna be more drawn to lived in but "loud" clothes (hopefully secondhand and leaning toward natural fibers/textiles as we grow more conscious of our consumption) that starkly contrast the crisp, streamline, mass produced jumpsuits and basics that were peddled to us by influencers and brands. at least that's the direction i'm hoping for in upcoming fashion trends. :')
all i can & will use as “skinny jeans” is straight jeans 😭 or mom jeans. when it comes to the other “trends” opiumcore i see it more as a streetystyle dark kind of style imo & i’d love to see it more. & abt the other trends the sambas i knew that they were goin to soon fall off so that’s why i never hopped on the trend. PLS DO A PART 2 OMG ! im so into this
Folks doesn’t have money to spend its clear so yeah . Quiet luxury / don’t show your wealth too much will be popular.
I hate crocs but they will be popular in 24
Snowboard gear for the winter of 23/24 i don’t guarantee past that.
Overdefined lines.
Ties.
I don’t doubt that skinny jeans will come back at some point but the weird thing is that the general population still hasn’t even begun to wear baggier jeans yet. In the city (NYC) you absolutely are seeing it especially gen z but back home in jersey you don’t see it much at all. It’s going to be interesting to see if the general population will just “miss” this trend as the influencers move on. Or will they start adopting the look and it’s bigger than ever. Honestly, not sure which but I will say in Europe such as Paris, ppl were rocking baggier pants. They weren’t as baggy as tiktok rn let’s say but I could see that kinda look coming here. It was more blended into the general aesthetic there. Also, this was back in the beginning of 2022 they’ve been on it.
Feathers scare me, I feel like there's a line of cultural appropriation that feathers could easily cross over. It just feels like a big no in my book, I'm curious to hear what others might think though!
What culture are you appropriating? Bird culture?
If feathers were to become fashionable, i doubt most would consider it cultural appropriation at all. Most of the feathers worn by, say, indigenous people are not even available to the general public to buy (like eagle feathers for instance).
Cultural appropriation. Haha. After attempting to track down Apache in New Mexico, the U.S. army found their soldiers had started wearing traditional Apache moccasins because their military-issued boots were literally shredded apart in the desert terrain. Moccasins in various different styles have consistently been a staple for all Americans at least since that time. It's practical. I get it. However, I never see non-Native people, for example, adding beadwork to their mocs and relating it to some sort of usurped spiritual significance. And I certainly don't see the mainstream attempting to do so with feathers, for one because of the laws, but also just because Natives would overwhelmingly not care at all or just laugh, and it would instantly become kitchy and ironic for the artsy and afluent types and any attempt by the rest would be subsequently taken to be tacky and tasteless. Birds are literally in every culture worldwide, and people should perhaps first consider why they would use their feathers to accessorize in the first place. This seems like the natural progression rather than malicious cultural thievery and exploitation (there is more than enough of that still going on), so to imagine fashion and beauty trends even making a significant negative impact in comparison is ignorance. If anything, casual artistic expression brings understanding and appreciation by the mass consumers and ultimately benefits the Native people.
People are trying to dress what alternative and I say things about alternative culture but don’t know nothing about it I have no research just seem cool
I don't love the opium core look tbh, the last thing fashion needs is more mundain shades or colours gotta spice it up with vibrant colours again. I'm not against skinny jeans beacause I think that wouldn't be to the extent of 2010's but it would more be fitted outfits which I like. The extremely laxed oversized fits were never my thing I like more of a fitted workwear outfit. Similar to like Kanye in recent years.
I dont think we will go super skinny jeans like early to mid 10s. Remember big jeans are associated with a lot of cool underground cultures from the 90s/00s like skaters, hiphop, and grunge wich are still going strong. If you look at the world sociopolitical its not in a good place compared to the economical growth in the 10s. In down times underground culture often thrives. The skinny jean and a plain white slimfit tshirt belong to an era of economical growth, the same era when hypebeast fashion was considered cool. At the same time i agree that the pendulum has swung too far in one direction, and we´re gonna tone down the size of the most extreme big jeans. But we´re not gonna remake the 10s stylewise since the world has changed a lot.
I think Opiumcore can translate to the current Techno wave thats happening in Europe. The similarities of wearing black colourless outfits and loud accesoires, with the neo-goth vibes. It makes sense in my head. The younglings get hard for the aesthetic and their dream outfits are Rick Owens Raf Simons definately
I think 2024 will be the year when traditional costumes of those culturally rich countries will be trend. For example, I am a Vietnamese, I think they will innovate the Ao Dai in a new and more fashionable way. Or we can say, more modern.
I disagree with ALOT of the points made in this video. I feel like 2024 will be more 2023 but everything will be exaggerated and maximum over minimalism
I would say 2024 if the death of the collab sneaker. It's just not as important any more. Look at the UA-cam views on the biggest sneakertubers.
I feel like fashion is opulent especially when people are struggling financially! I guess it's some kind of escape?