You’re NOT Stylish, You’re JUST Trendy…
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- 2022 fashion trends
How to dress in 2022
How to find your fashion style
Fashion trends have taken over 2022. Wearing Gorpcore, Yeezy Gap, Balenciaga, Adidas Sambas, Nike Dunks, Jordan 1s, Rick Owens Ramones, New Balance, sneakers, Stussy, Aime Leon Dore, workwear, and more have been popular fashion styles. Deciding if fashion is trendy or timeless and whether you’re a hypebeast have been huge topics
Do you wear fashion trends?
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The realest video ever. I blame tiktok
Glad you liked it, thanks for the support! TikTok and short content definitely plays a big role in promoting trends.
this was always happening, it’s just way faster now
@@nicodvorak9926 agreed, short content can push out trends very quickly
I wanna like this comment 1000x more so everyone can see it‼️
If It's not TikTok, it would be something else.
I don't think it's possible to find your personal style without paying attention to trends, though. Laini Ozark makes a good point that everything in fashion was trending at some point. To be fashionable or have "timeless style" you just need to be able to look at trends and know whether it's for you or not, instead of just hopping from one thing to the next every few months
Great point, Payge! That makes sense
thank you 🤝
I have actually made a screenshot of ur comment cause it’s just perfect ✨
Nah I stay off social media and developed my shit you definitely can
@@michaelowumi2240 same here.
crazy how just seeing an item over and over on tiktok or ig makes you feel the need to have it. makes it hard to separate thinking "that looks dope" from "i need that"
Disagree. I see Jordan 1 highs everywhere and just hate how they look on me. Not a single pair in my rotation, despite buying them multiple times. I always end up trading them for something else.
I think looking up to celebrities/creators styles definitely pushes the feeling to want the same stuff they have. Pickups videos in my opinion have really pushed people to become more influenced to make fashion purchases that they may not totally like, but they know their style influences are promoting
Hypebeast mentality
Here's the best tip. Never buy trends early, always buy late. That way you know you it's not just the hype. If you still want to wear something when the trend is over, you know you actually want the thing itself.
Good tip, I can relate to this with only recently buying a couple pairs of double knees
Or just follow your own taste and influences organically then you will always know it was yours when it becomes a trend. This has been me for 10 years
@@JPR22 that’s true, wearing what you genuinely like leads to less regrets
That's trying too hard you should buy something you like and that's it
Or you can just buy stuff you like. I can careless if something is trendy or not lmao. Y'all are followers
the key to being stylish is to dress how you want and be comfortable & confident doing it. that’s it imo
Great advice, simple and straightforward! Thanks for watching
The wanting to look good but wanting to stand out thing is so true. On the surface I don't care what other people thing of my outfit but I do tend to get flustered when 9/10 times I blend in with the crowd or when I'm stumped to figure out something I didn't wear yet which leads me to social media, which is floded with current trends. I always wear and only what I like but trends can leave you in a creative slup if they are your only source of inspiration and then you can get even more frustrated if you think you have to go buy something which you don't need/like/have money for
Yeah that totally makes sense to me, I think a lot of people will agree. With fashion trends being good content it definitely has a huge hold over social media posts
It’s just clothes. Nobody with actual merit cares about what you’re wearing. People who do are self-absorbed, vacuous dolts who think their shirt is their personality.
Wearing clothes is not a personality trait. If you rely on clothing to express yourself and tell the world who you are, then you have bigger fish to fry. Think about it like this: if you’re a movie, and your clothing choices are the audio track, would the world get a good sense of you if the audio was muted? Would who you are still come across if your clothing wasn’t part of the equation?
@@eyespy3001 if you solely rely on fashion to reflect yourself I’d agree there’s a problem. I think fashion is any easy way to outwardly show off yourself and get conversations going
“In 2022 it’s easier than ever to buy clothing. However, just because we can buy clothes doesn’t mean we have good style.” this!!!
Glad it resonated with you, thanks for watching!
Well said. I think it's so important to correctly identify your own sense of style before jumping into trends. I do believe following trends is a great way to shape and grow your personal sense of style over time. But without having your own sense of style, following trends will lead you into a chaos.
Well said! Thanks for watching and dropping a comment
The only good thing coming out of these fast trend cycles is that everyone’s just starting to be able to wear whatever they want and no one really finds you ‘weird’ or ‘odd’ anymore
I agree that it definitely seems more people are finding their style and wearing what they want
I forgot who said it but someone on YT was like "you can appreciate something without owning it." For instance, aesthetically I really enjoy NB shoes and the lebron 9, but they would have a hard time fitting into my mostly skatercore/streetwear/ smidge of techweae wardrobe. We don't have to always buy everything we like or are interested in. Yes its perfectly okay to own something "because it looks cool" but going deeper like you mentioned is always better.
True!
Exactly man, it's not as simple as "buy this and I automatically look good", very well explained!
Thanks for the support! Means a lot
Speaking of styles, I used to wear tighter clothes because that was what was popular for girls so I’m happy street wear has become a thing so I can be comfy in my big baggy clothes.
This was spot on. Agreed on everything you stated. Having a strong foundation of your personal style is key. Sometimes it’s good to just take a break from social media and focus on what you like instead of just following the wave. It’s easy to get sucked in. For me, I check for comfort, budget, go thrifting, is it timeless, and practicality. And question myself if I’m just emotionally shopping or am I just getting influenced?
when i compare the amount of people that can dress now compared to when I was in highschool, its definitely gone up. But this video sums it up perfectly more and more people are learning to become "trendy" through short form fashion online. Its not nessecarialy a bad thing but it gives lots of people false impressions of fashion. it can be really hard to make any outfit that you wear look good, and lots of people who follow trends without having their own style can only pull off a few outfits at most. The people who have their own style are comfy with taking different things and making a coherent outfit, and can adapt their style over time to fit in smaller microtrends that they know work with what they wear without only wearing trendy things. I am glad that more people are getting into fashion but lots of my friends complain that they hate how they only look good in one or two things and this is exactly the reason why.
Really good comment, thank you for sharing. I agree, it’s great that more people are taking interest in fashion. You nailed the problem though, it’s because they’re exposed to short fashion trend videos now. Do you think the new people will get discouraged with fashion and stop caring or it’ll continue to gain popularity?
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon personally I think that both will happen at the same time. Short form fashion content will continue to expose more and more people into the world of fashion making it more and more popular, making the micro trends more and more important. In my eyes this will get old to a lot of people who were exposed to fashion through that same platform that made it so popular. At the end of the day the people who truly love fashion will see through the importance of the "micro trends" and find their own style they never would have if not for a fashion tiktok on their for you page. Overall I don't think you can classify tiktok fashion as good or bad, it has its positive and negative points just like everything else. I feel like its become more and more of a trend to hate on fashion trends that become popular on tiktok though. I find myself trapped in this, hating on the ever popular panda dunks but. at the end of the day I don't like how they look, but lots of people will hate on something they find cool just because is popping off on tiktok.
@@Mojiiizz yeah I’ve definitely noticed that too. Recently the Stussy 8 ball fleece gained a bunch of hype and today I saw a bunch of people hating on it. It’ll be interesting to see how fashion content changes with short form becoming the new wave
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon i had no idea that was even getting popular. I try and stay off most social media for my health, but its also helped me from being constantly exposed to new fashion trends and lets me organically build my own style. on a side note you've inspired to make videos on my takes on fashion that I don't think I would have otherwise so thank you for that.
@@Mojiiizz I hope staying off social media helps! Also that’s so awesome you started making content! If you need any pointers or wanna talk about videos dm me on Ig it’s landon.heidrich
This video seems kind of gatekeepy to me. I agree that it helps to know your personal style in order to incorporate trends better, but the opposite is also true. Trends are a common way for people to get into fashion and branch out into their personal style afterwards. And since so many styles are trending right now, so many people are starting out, but haven't branched out yet. And that's okay. I actually think it's a good thing. More people are getting into fashion. Just because you're into a trend and haven't completely found your identity yet doesn't mean you should be discouraged, and it doesn't mean you're "just" trendy. Someone just getting into Gorpcore or Workwear isn't going to have 5-6 outfits they can wear with that one item yet. Maybe they bought an Arcteryx jacket because they didn't know about other brands yet, but later on they will. My point is that people have to start somewhere. I know I did.
Also, your statement "the opposite of trends seems to be timeless items" is wrong, I think. It's usually the opposite. Things that your grandpa wore back in the day is exactly what's trending now. The "straight denim, converse & plain white tee" look has been one of the most prevalent styles of this decade. New Balance, Dunks, Sambas, Workwear, and even Gorpcore to a large extent, were all things regular people used to wear in the past, and that is exactly why they are trending now; because they're timeless.
I would've expanded more on consumerism / over-consumption.
Yeah that’s a good point, I was thinking more of not to buy trends without knowing your style because it could easily be a waste of money if you end up not genuinely liking the item. Trends are definitely a good way to find new styles and what you like. We also agree on the timeless fashion idea. What you explained was what I was trying to get at with the current trendy styles being watered down into still being timeless. Thanks for the comment!
i agree with this a lot, speaking from personal experience i got into fashion at a time when the trends were super out of my price range (around the climax of the hype beat era) so i had no option of using the trends to help me figure out my personal style and i really wish i did, because instead of that i had to just sort of jump straight into the deep end not really knowing what i was doing having had my parents buy my clothes all throughout my childhood so it's an understatement to say i had a countless amount of blunders before coming to my personal style today. Anyone i know who tells me they're wanting to get into fashion always gets the same advice from me, go with simplistic version of the trends at the moment and figure out which bits you like and which bits you don't, and from those more basic but trendy fits start to incorporate your own taste and interests. Like let's say i know a girl who's wanting to get into fashion but doesn't know where to start. I'd say just start with a classic all black fit, but from there maybe she gets into the sort of y2k look that's really popular at the moment and decides she suits low-rise jeans, that's a nice easy change to make you just need the new jeans, then she can build her wardrobe out from there to better suit the look.
So TLDR I think trends are super useful to use to figure out personal style, because otherwise you'll end up looking kinda shit like i did for ages
@@basedgod6016 really good advice, nice comment!
You opened my eyes. Thank you a thousand times. Lately I’ve had quite the identity crisis with my own style but now I feel like you’ve solved it. Thank you a LOT!
Glad the videos help! Thanks for the support, Rebecca
Wow it’s refreshing to see that someone else also agrees that all though being trendy isn’t a bad thing, it takes a way from people actually developing style
Yeah I definitely think it’s important to wear what you genuinely connect to and like style wise
Trends are great imo cuz it allows people to venture out and try new things till they can find something that fit them. I know for myself I kinda hopped on some trends before and it put me on to certain stuff that I would’ve never even bother to look at otherwise. I keep pieces here and there from certain trend as long as it fit in what I’m tryna accomplish for my style like u mentioned. Good vid as always
Yeah that makes sense, I’ve done the same with past trends I’ve bought. Thanks for the support
I think the secret is being able to tell if you actually like the piece or if you just want in because its trending. Its easy to convincr yourself youblike it just because its trendy
Yep I agree, that would’ve been a good point to add in the video. I’m guilty of having hype convince me to buy or not buy
Instagram started this. I remember “outfit grids” back in 2011-2012. Before IG a lot of folks did not know how to dress. And still don’t. They simply consume whatever the algorithm tells them to
Yeah each social media platform is promoting lots of trends. That’s a good comparison with the outfit grids, I remember seeing these a lot more back then
When I first started getting into clothes there was a lot of trial and error at the beginning but as my style developed it’s been a lot easier to incorporate new things and find what I truly like
It honestly just takes time and trying to find inspiration in what you’re interested in
I think this is why vintage has stood the test of time
I can totally relate, I’m still finding that trial and error, but it’s getting easier to find what I really like. Do you have any favorite style inspirations?
another point when find inspo from someone else try to find people with the same body as you. You dont want to be 5'4 34 waist copying a 6'3 28 waist person because the clothes will look very different on your body compared to theirs
That’s true, I didn’t think about that. One of my favorite reasons to wear streetwear is because streetwear staples can look good on anyone
I think some people try to “out fashion” or go way into fashion to overcompensate for something they’re not dealing with in their life. It’s just like anything else, drugs, alcohol, porn. An addiction instead of coming to terms with what’s going on mentally. Not the worst addiction, of course, but still.
Trends got me spending money pretty blind on most of the time low quality/un-styleable pieces that did not fit my body well. But in doing so made me actually pay attention to fashion because I asked myself why did these things not look good on me, and slowly began learning and developed my own style and used those old purchases with the new in ways that actually looked good and fit my aesthetic.
Unfortunately a lot of people are still in this phase of discovery and it's much easier to copy what looks good on other people rather than experiment themselves, even if they do the value of fast fashion stuff seems much more alluring compared to more expensive pieces because you get to try more things. So even if they do look very regular everyday it's very understandable since most people just wanna go outside looking put together rather than spending all this time developing their own personal expression.
Learning from bad purchases is key! Definitely helps narrow down what you actually enjoy for the future, great comment!
Music influences a lot in your style.
What makes it style is how you put it together. Alot of people can buy designer or thrift hand me downs, but not everyone makes it looks good.
Style matters on how its put together, at least to me it is.
I like to buy nice shoes and jackets, but thrift pants and shirts, even before I was into fashion, but I always buy something to match or work with something else. I always think if it will go with other things in my wardrobe.
If there's an item I REALLY want, then ill get it, and slowly over time find pieces to go with whatever er I bought. Sometimes it takes years.
I barely found some kicks to go with a jacket I got when I was 16 😂
That sound pretty relatable with how I like to spend money on clothes. I agree, sometimes there’s something you like that you just gotta buy even if it doesn’t fit in it’s your current clothes.
Problem is i dont try tp copy Styles, but the problem is the only stuff i can find online or irl is just the trends
Yeah promoting trends is the best way to stay relevant for brands. It’s not a bad thing to wear trends, just find which ones you really like!
Trends are a great way to dive into styles that you want incorporate into your personal style. I would have extended on your point about the yeezy gap jacket. If you really like it but don’t know how to fit it into your wardrobe, buy it as an investment piece so that you could buy other articles of clothing to go with it. 350s are my example - I got into streetwear because I wanted to spend my stimulus check on a fire pair of Yeezys. When I got the 350s, I felt like the biggest dork in them. But then I began researching what clothes go well with them. And then that evolved into me branching out into other lanes of streetwear (e.g. workwear, techwear, athleisure, etc.). On the opposite end of the spectrum, I bought some Rick owens on sale and found that the brand doesn’t fit into my aesthetic simply because the price point is too high for me to really play around with.
These gatekeepy videos are kind of annoying tbh. Trends are awesome entry points for people to get into streetwear. If someone is rocking a Yeezy gap jacket with the $20 pants they got from Costco - that’s exciting. It’s like the gym, we all have to start somewhere
Well said.
Yeah I agree trends are a good way to experiment with new styles. I do think it’s important to know your style before buying trends so you don’t waste money though
Some track pants and a football jersey with some sandals is peak fashion
Sounds comfortable
This is why I’m slowly transitioning back to business causal wear. It’s timeless and classic. Plus I own a business now so looking like money helps me make money. I still love streetwear but I’ll only probably wear that during casual days I’m not doing any business
That makes sense! It’s nice brands like ALD have grown and help blur the lines between casual/street looks
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon yup that’s a good brand also Polo Ralph Lauren is one you can never go wrong with
@@avalosalex1993 agreed, I like the profile pic 👀 thanks for watching and chatting, Alex!
1:16 daaamn Velma really had a glowup
Didn’t even notice the similarities 😂😂
I tend to wait a few weeks or even months to see if i really want the piece or I just like it cause it's trendy.
Yeah I agree that’s a good way to not fall into hype and end up wasting money. Any pieces you’ve done this with recently?
You are going to be starting with whatever is immediately available but what you think looks and feels best on you is totally up to you. If the outfit gives you confidence and represents you well, it can be attributed to your personal style.
Well said, thanks for the comment Madison
I am so glad I established the style (now my style) I wanted years ago, wanted to dress that way. I just didn’t have the money. And now that I do, I get to slowly build my wardrobe around that style. I do buy fast fashion every now and then, but sometimes they are a great ‘filler’ piece that helps expand my wardrobe without having to pay up.
I rather buy less and spend more, knowing I will have a more personalized and a more unique wardrobe. And sure it sounds like I wanna be so different and that I think I am. But I would like to believe I actually am, compared to all the trends, as I follow none of it. If I fork out a lot of money for something, it will definitely be a unique piece.
Oh that’s cool, I can definitely relate to you with my sneakers. I made a list of sneakers I eventually wanted to own when I got the money. I agree buying less and spending more can be helpful in building a quality/personalized wardrobe. Thanks for watching, my name’s Landon btw
i used to only buy quick cheap fast fashion shit trash quality clotging to hop on trends, now i buy simple clean modern monotone minimalistic high quality lowkey fresh pieces that im actually proud of and wear with confidence and pride 🖤 i know im cringe af 🗿 🐝 word 🐝 word 🐝 word
That’s great you’ve found what you’re proud and confident to wear, congrats!
I always don the fashion from The Matrix. It never goes out of style
First step in escaping the matrix
You learn this as you grow I fell victim in the 2016 era of purely supreme logos and designer brands because that was the “trend” now its not really about the brand but just styling how you want aesthetically that fits you which I prefer more.
Definitely a good change
Buy Classic and you will always be in style. Dressing in reference has worked best for me.
Cant beat the classics. I’m trying to dress up my wardrobe currently
I disagree to some extent with the “fits in my style/wardrobe”. For example I had pieces that i knew i like and really wanted to make them work, they were out of my comfort zone at the time of purchase. But as time and my style evolved my comfort circle grew and i was able to incorporate that piece into my style and still wear it today. Sometimes pieces allow or channel personal style growth. However I agree if budget is an issue.
Those pieces could be essential in finding your on style and widening the comfort circle. If you really like something it might not work today but eventually it will. Your own taste will lead you in the right way and mistakes will be made along the journey. That’s what it really all is; a journey of finding your own style
Yeah that is a really good point! I guess with my example of the Yeezy Gap jacket I already know where I want my style to go, but if I didnt then 100% that jacket could’ve helped expand my journey
up until i was 15 i was a long-haired, dickies-wearing skater type. then i had a lengthy punk phase with studs and crazy haircuts. now i got back to my roots, grew out my hair again since 2016, but i still sprinkle in some pins, a studded belt, a denim jacket with patches or a crazy shirt in there. on the other hand there was never a time where work pants and converse were never present, so not that much changed
That’s cool you experimented for a bit and then came back to your roots! Did you wear the same brands during this time or did that change too?
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon during my punk days most clothing was self-made and diy. however i still liked to wear dickies with ankle length and converse
@@kabukimanindahouse I’d like to try making some clothing one day. Dickies and converse are a staple in my closet too
What a coincidence cause I actually have the yeezy gap round jacket the red one too and I love it and match it with my belugas but at the end of the day just wear what you like what fits ur personality and looks and eventually it will lead to find ur own unique likes and style
Definitely agree with your advice! I assume you get a lot of compliments on the jacket. It really stands out with any outfit
Timeless for me is wearing the same outfit all the time like a cartoon character would. That’s what I do anyway, I love fashion but I can’t justify spending money on poor quality but I also don’t have money for good quality stuff either 😂
That’s actually a really good reference. I always thought it was cool characters would wear the same thing every episode.
Glad someone said it. All these people follow trends. But who really is setting them ? Buying gallery department, palm angels, balenciago . . Shows that you can follow trends & keep up. But it doesn’t suggest you are a trend setter
Yeah I find trends interesting, specifically the recent trends. Most of them are traceable back to past popular trends/looks. What do you think can elevate someone’s style to becoming a trendsetter?
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon Wear something first & promote it proudly. Put a spin on popular trend & claim it as your own. & stay away from the current trends.
@@masiomasio that makes sense. Anything you’ve been wearing lately that isn’t too popular?
I follow a few designers and I consider them my stylist. I always read into the background of their collections and understand how those pieces fit togthee or with my current collection.
Oh that’s really cool you’ve found designers you can resonate with. That’s the same reason I like my favorite streetwear brands, thanks for watching!
There’s no such thing as being unique nor having your own style. It comes from somewhere, but that doesn’t mean it’s particularly bad. Be innovative throughout those trends. That’s style.
I feel like it's always bout who is trendsetting. Like I wouldn't be into Buckets if it wasn't for Schoolboy Q, or I wouldn't be into jersey if I never had my faze in sports like hockey, football, etc. And I wouldn't have my own style if I never bought clothes on a budget. I think my budget was the main reason I had a chance to explore what my taste would be at the moment.
That’s a really good point, I agree. Budget plays a huge role in the styles we can wear and what fuels our interests.
So real. Seeing a lot of TikTok fashion creators claim originality is so cringe.
I have no hate for the actual creators. Trends just work well algorithm wise for views so spreading new trends makes sense
What’s the pink and red jacket in the thumbnail? 🔥
Last 3 pick ups:
1) Thrifted an $85 Eddie Baur sweater for $5. I wear it 2 time a week or more.
2) Then I picked up some athletic taper jeans in black and blue that fit me perfect
3) Then I picked up a pair of airmax 90’s all white that versatile with my whole collection of clothes
I love finding a deal👌I’ve seen some great vintage Eddie Bauer sweaters and puffers. Cant go wrong with all white sneakers with spring/summer
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon absolutely. Now I just need to work on spelling lol
"nothing is new under the sun"
this especially applies to fashion
Yeah I think a lot of people seem to agree with recent trends. Most can be traced back to past popular trends/looks
This is so damn true! I experimented a lot with different styles growing up… skater style, streetwear, etc… and I actually ended up liking the vintage 80’s, 90’s style so much that it actually dress like that on a day to day basis. I’ll always go back to my old skater styles and stuff since it’s good to ox things up but I’ll throw in a bit of trends in there here and there.
Nice👌glad you’ve found what you like!
This dude spits FACTS
The OG
At the end of the day wear what you want
So glad I went to art school slightly before social media , everything was cool or ironic all at once .
Work wear, dunks and 1s tho ? Wasn’t that a couple years ago ? Damn these cycles get so short ,and I’m guessing it’s aimed to get younger kids kinda hooked into the buying cycle, if someone was 10 or 11 in 2017, and now they’re a teen not noticing that all 3 of those trends mentioned are by no means new …. Major Disney vibes where they wait to remarket an old concept to the next gen😅
It feels like thrifting and what’s available shifts trends backwards a little bit, I think this is a good thing .
I agree, trends seem to be hitting a younger audience, but more people are also interested in fashion as it becomes more accessible.
was anyone else bothered when the clip of the person cutting the converse in half came on 😭
😂😂it hurts seeing Rose Anvil cut my favorite shoes in half
Yeah idk when something's trendy I don't wanna buy it because everyone else is already doing that
Yeah I think trends are hit or miss with most people. The key is figuring out whether you really like it or not
Fr I discovered my style as soon as I played GTA series
That’s really cool. Video Games are an underrated source of style inspiration
Haha! Jokes on you! I'm neither!
Buying shit does not give you style. If you have zero style, but wear “stylish” clothes, you end up looking like a kid playing dress up in adult clothes. You look like you’re wearing a costume.
Style comes from within. It’s how you carry yourself. It’s not swag, it’s swagger. Chances are, if you’re constantly chasing “style” you don’t have any.
I’d assume gaining fashion knowledge from articles/videos/posts is the best way to build style within yourself. Do you think so too?
There’s 8 billion people on this planet. Your style is most likely not unique or different. Just buy what you like, but also feel good in.
Definitely, we’re our own toughest critics. Good to remind yourself it’s really just clothes
this video is mad honest, i mean, this is so real
Thanks for watching, Gustavo. Hope this isn’t sarcasm😂
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon it is not bro, i really mean it. Keep up the good work :)
@@gustavomeza1745 thank you, really appreciate the support!
does anyone know the brown pants the guy on the right of the thumbnail is wearing, it looks really good
I’m not sure, I’d assume some sort of vintage flares. If you don’t already watch Lucas Cash I’d recommend checking his style
thanks for the feature 🤝
Yeah of course! I’ve been watching you for a while and like your style a lot. Hope to see a new video soon
That SSX 3 clip made me smile ❤ my favorite video game of all time
Griff is the best😂
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon I love Psymon and Kaori
@@rakimmason8 oh that’s funny, those are who my brother mostly uses
Trill. This is the realest video on yt
Thanks for watching, I really appreciate it. Hopefully you like my other videos!
Well needed I subscribed immediately
Thank you, my name’s Landon and welcome to the channel!
I have always worn zip up fleeces so now when I wear them it looks like I'm being cookie cutter
Oh yeah I did see a lot more people specifically on TikTok wearing zip ups. I think zip ups are still different enough between brands/designs to sand out on their own
honestly the baggy jeans and cargo pants have been a thing for a long time, its just coming around again. Jeans and cargo pants arent really a trend id say, just more of a casual basic style that goes with virtually any outfit. However if you're sole purpose of wearing it is to impress others then thats when I think you're just following the trend at that point. If you wear it and genuinly like the look of it, then I dont think its a trend at that point.
My style is the clearance section 🤣
I love a good sale
tiktok killed fashion, fuelling this even more hyper consumer state. good work bro. i cant help but cringe at it now, what sucks is when the trends were your genuine taste long before it was pumped out in an algorithm of everyone copying it. thats when you are stylish and a taste maker of your own, taking influence from places people dont even think to
Yeah I think there’s pros and cons to styles your already wearing to become a popular trend. I’ve always like 1s and really appreciate them becoming trendy tbh because Nike’s released so many more pairs
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon I guess so, I think it's been over kill now still since they have almost replaced staple shoes like vans and converse for people who were never so fashion inclined but try to be trendy in this tiktok era. There was a phase where 1s were getting hype beast earlier like 5 years ago and you can tell they were starting to release more but I think Jordan brand has always over all maintained the 1s well especially when they made the first og retro in 2013
@@JPR22 yeah that’s true. 1s are definitely in a weird place with Taxis only being 220ish and those have some of the best materials I’ve felt on a 1
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon nike are just experimenting alot more with material and price point this year generally too, its hit and miss, has its pros and cons. The plan for af1s is bad
Lowkey came with one of the best questions ever in this video. If it wasn't trendy or a famous person didn't walk in it, would you still wear/buy/want it?
If a person is 100% honest with themselves and not a bozo, holy shit. There closet wouldn't be the saaaaamee
I agree wit you bleacheye, I like the way you think
To add on to that, was Kim ever the saaaaame after Ray J? Is Danny Duncan the real Danny D? I think you see where I’m going with this
@@coltenbrown3664 Haha no, I'm not the smartest in the book. Don't see the parrallel between fashion and sex jokes sry
Yeah I know my style wouldn’t be exactly the same without influence from trends/celebrities. I do agree it’s nice to buy a hyped item because you can always resell it if you don’t end up liking it
300 years ago: these styles are classic and will never go out of style
2022: where are they? In the museum
powdered wigs and top hats are the next big trend 📈
These people are the reason dickies pants went from 25 at target to 45$ :(
I actually mention dickies in my video tomorrow. I didn’t know the prices went up, that’s ridiculous
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon yea I loved skating in them had a cream pair it was my favorite but if they going to start charging 45 might as well pay the extra 15$ for empyres
@@stinkybread5177 yeah don’t blame you. Luckily they’re relatively easy to find used pairs on eBay or thrifts too
Buy what you need, not what you want. Too many times I see people buy something because it's "trendy" instead of timeless.
Sure, buying something of quality will cost you more but if you're wearing that article for years, it will be cheaper.
Really good advice, Patrick! I’ve got caught up before trying to buy quantity over quality and learned quality is definitely the way to go
Agree to disagree. This is why I espouse the ethos of anti-fashion as much as I can. There has to be a point where you get comfortable enough with yourself and the aesthetic that you embrace to be cognizant of the exterior influences and actually choose what you wear with agency.
Tbh it's social pressure that ultimately pushes people. Being fashionable invokes this idea you're person of value and in the know, and being out of fashion trends makes people think you're weird or something. It's funny because people know this, but they still join in on trends anyway precisely because they dont' wanna feel left out or actually be left out. FOMO is a very strong motivator. The irony here is that the clothes you wear might not actually define much of anything about you like the clothes of yesteryear. It's not like a Hanfu or Kimono which invoke traditions and such, it's just commodity.
@@Drownedinblood that’s a really good point on fomo. Streetwear resale/quick sellout times plays a huge effect in what people buy
I think nowadays fashion it's just a rip off from 90s, aesthetic or minimalist style, and baggy and oversize clothes
Definitely, it seems like a lot of popular current trends stem back to past generations
i dont go off peoples opinions and trendy stuff i go with what i like yk
Key to happiness in fashion👌
Okay I agree with a lot of your points but saying at the start seeing Tyler the creator wearing something and then wanting what he’s wearing and then at the end saying get inspiration from your interests for example music artists like Tyler ain’t my favourite music artist
Your voice sounds like the ads trying to get me to buy solar panels.
Maybe that’s me as well😦
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon you know i think puka shell necklace should be back as a trend , they are far better than pearl necklaces
I was just thinking that I was losing a sense of style, if not lost it already.
It’s definitely become super popular to follow trends. Do you know where you want your style to go?
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon Kind of. Still super into Street but I feel I’m making a mistake sticking with that single style for longer than I have.
@@killerkirby2348 I can relate to that too. I have a video coming up that will address this. Streetwear has now become the beginner gateway to building fashion as an interest so it feels like I should elevate my style, but it’s what I like.
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon On the exact same page right there. Excited to see how it goes! 👌
Looking try-hard is also something to avoid.
I think wearing all the latest trends together and doing too much would come across as try-hard. What do you think creates a good mix between showing effort, but not a try-hard?
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Love seeing your channel grow man and love seeing the likes continue to grow. Keep grinding man.
Appreciate that a lot! The continued support really does mean a lot to me
Yeah my style is sort of timeless like I prefer like the basic pandas/af1s, cargo joggers with a white t shirt with like a black and grey flannel over it
speakin facts in this one
Thank you Demetrius
I mean i really love the fashion of the 90s often switching between the different fashion eras of the 90s one thing that all my fits and thats everything baggy and huge i just love early 90s mid 90s and late 90s fashion styles in darker colors i often wear baggy highwaisted blue jeans where i Tuck in the lower part of the jeans in my socks and pair it with a baggy black shirt and a baggy white shirt layered underneath the black t and add a orange bandana or scarf and when its colder i can throw just a trenchcoat over it and some cool gloves of different colors
That’s really cool! Sounds like you’ve taken inspiration from the 90s and then made it your own
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon indeed
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon but i also often wear the stuff that was populair in the late 90s examples of that being combinations of Tripp pants and jnco jeans with the same shirts just tucked out of my pants and wear the low waisted to i like to switch between them
I don’t even follow trends on fashion to be honest but there’s nothing wrong with ppl changing their style based on the times. But the real questions is why do you even care about how others dress?
The work wear trend is the one I hated seeing the most. Like I was on some real hater shit seeing it pop off, this is my work uniform & now I’m paying premium bc some dancing clowns on tik tok want to be trendy 🤨
On the bright side you can wear your work clothes to be fashionable💀
man i hate tiktok sooooo much for this, evrything goes too fast
Social media has definitely changed how I view fashion. Do you think social media does more help or damage to fashion?
Honestly I think there an underground fashion scene which is replicating the likes of Margiela and RAF. Notable brands being The Plagiarist, Post Archive Faction etc… the mainstream trends have been dogshit for the most part. The emerging niche trends however have been insane though 🔥
Yeah I’ve been surprised to honestly see a decent amount of PAF on TikTok in particular. Any favorite trends this year?
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon Yeah there’s a few which caught my eye. Exaggerated bold shoulders and flared trousers, relaxed Tailoring. On the brand front… From Europe, Botter and Balenciaga killed it. From Asia, Joe Chia, Post Archive Faction. Australia is Dion Lee and The Plagiarist.
@@hishamziard8473 sweet, I’ll check those out. Thanks for watching and chatting, Hisham!
F*** FAST FASHION !
Agreed, might make a video on this!
I personally don´t have one particulare style. I really like to mix oversize skater boi style with something like japanese streetwear or eboy (not the cringy one I just like painted nails and chains etc.). But I hate when people wear one style or brands just for the hype and when the hype falls off never touch them again and jump on the next one. Most of the time I try to wear somethng like supreme after the hype is over.
Here in germany, the current style trend is btw fucking terrible lol
I look for similar style influences! I agree, mixing and matching your interests is a great way to create your own look. Any German fashion creators that you’d recommend?
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon Ufo361 (German Rapper) has his own brand „No Hugs“ and he has an experimental style (a little bit like Kanye).
We don’t have that many creative fashion influencers to be honest haha
@@sicksadworld765 I’ll check him out, thanks for the recommendation!
I believe the reason so many 'celebs' look good in their cloths is because they're cool FOR WHAT THEY CREATE, not what they wear. That's why random mf's who buy the same cloths don't look right. You can't buy cool.
That’s a really good point! I’ve felt that before myself, you can buy the same clothes as someone else, but it’s the person/creation that makes the clothing what it is
im not a trendy type lol dont follow all the fashion trends on tiktok or any social media. Ive always just stuck to wearing the same clothes ive worn since i was 12 (jeans and a shirt/hoodie) But then i do like to put on band tees of my favourite bands but that still doesnt make me trendy.
Great video 🔥
Thank you, really appreciate the support! New videos otw
@@WhatsTheHype.Landon looking forward to it 🙌🏽
Well ik that I rly like work pants and sherpas
Me too! Work pants our one of my favorite go to pants in my closet
I was at the most recent dime comp in Montréal. My buddy's girlfriend was talking to me and she stopped and looked around and said "God... Everyone looks the same.." to which I replied "yeah it's funny kids thinking their all unique/different and then you show up to a major even and realize everyone wears the same shit.."
Yeah it is interesting how we all want to be different and then social media leads us to be the same. How was the Dime comp?
I don't understand how anybody could like those yeezy puffers, in my opinion there's so many better options for puffers out there.
I thought the red one looked really cool with his Akira inspired outfit. The no zipper detail also caught my attention, but yeah it was just too hard to wear for me
I actually like the yzy puffer, I want one.
one thing with me is I like loud statement pieces, and that’s most definitely one. me personally what I like about it is that it’s such a loud piece but simple.
@@doubleyoujaytee3017 definitely buy it if you want to stand out! I saw a guy in Boston wearing the blue colorway in a Concepts line and he stood out way more than anyone else just based on the jacket
Ssx!! Loved that game
Awesome! Might have to play a lil tomorrow👌
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