THE BIGGEST TRENDS IN FASHION WE’VE SEEN THIS YEAR

Every decade has a dedicated fashion and so do the 20s too. Moreover, the kind of trends that are getting popular is amazingly comfortable and super cool. Seems like an ideal wardrobe for the 90s kids who are now proceeding towards their 30s along with the new teenagers in the block. Fashion is indeed one way of presenting a particular culture or an individual. No matter how much we subtly call it a show-off or unnecessary element of society once in a while everyone gets swayed by stylish clothes. Hence there is practically no one who doesn’t want to mark a style statement through their clothing even if they are residing in mountains and have accepted a life of a monk. Likewise, any other essential element present in the world; culture, food, economics, ways of trading, and lifestyle-fashion also goes through a lot of changes and like earlier mentioned, each decade has something to offer.

In fact, fashion trends have spoken a volume about major changes in society. The way we were introduced to different colours, fabrics, and textures, women were introduced to pants, humanity was introduced to denim, and other remarkable innovations, it has always told about that times situations. If we talk about the latest trends, going vegan and being environmentally friendly are the big concerns along with casual representation. If you too are fashion-savvy and love being complete state-of-the-art all the time, mentioned below are some of the latest fashion trends of 2022 that you need to take a consideration.

Comfort is the new style

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Whether you prefer an oversize, shearling jogger or an increased soft-pants style, preferring knitted flares and boho culottes, leisurely bottoms are 2022 constant, owing largely to the continuation of hybrid employment setups.

Mini skirts as formals

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Following seasons of maxis and midis, the mini is about to take center stage, but this time in the form of tailored suits. Take into account that this is the ideal time to update your 2021 matchy-matchy sets with more tailoring—and a little more leg.

Pair up hoodies with the blazer for the trendy formal look

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The ever-so-comfortable hoodie – but with a twist – is one of the most popular styles rocking current fashion trends. Wearing a blazer with a hoodie is no longer just another street style look; it is now a mainstream look that crosses generations.

Wearing a quarantine mainstay hoodie underneath a blazer adds another layer of style to your overall appearance. Look for a slender, curved hoody in a darker, solid colour with minimal embroidery or visuals. It goes well with a dark, solid blazer. You can wear either slacks or denim, depending on the situation.

The platform is so it

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This year’s most popular shoe silhouette is amplified for a throwback-inspired lift, with clouds-high heels, flatforms, brogues, ankle-strap heels, oxfords, and even clogs. So, put your micro-heels away — chunky soles are the way to go in 2022.

The strips

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Stripes are an annually favourite, but they’re having a moment this year. Instead of the traditional horizontal pattern, new colour, width, and direction variations are used to create relaxed trims and framework.

A bit loose bomber jackets

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Unless you’ve chosen a slightly cropped style, bomber jackets should always sit loosely on your hip. Whatever the fit, the clingy cuffs should not go past or above your wrists. The sleeves should be fairly tight, so if it hangs loosely over your hand, try a smaller size. In this case, the colours are almost always neutral, empowering the undergarments for an effortlessly chic look.

Bralettes

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

What happened to real shirts? The bra has officially reached “real top” status, whether you’re dressing comfortably at home or making a bolder statement for a night out. Layer it under a shacket or an extra large blazer for a balanced look.

Cropped cardigans

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Nothing defines contemporary fashion trends quite like the humble cropped cardigan, which was also popular in 1990s fashion. A vintage-inspired trend started by high-end brands like Alessandra Rich and LoveShackFancy that was quickly replicated by HnM, Zara, Forever 21, and other fast fashion brands. You can even try crop tops instead of cropped cardigans. If trying to put together a cute outfit seems overwhelming right now, a skinny knit with your favourite jeans – from our best jeans for women – is the perfect solution.

Skin peaking

After seasons of protective layering, it seems that the time has come to show some skin. But don’t worry, the runways aren’t asking us to strip naked. Instead, sensual, sinewy silhouettes revealing snippets of the midriff are the way to go, as seen on shows ranging from Missoni to Christopher Esber, Marni, and even Fendi. What is the takeaway? Maybe you have to show a little skin to live la dolce vita. However, not that much.

Bold flower prints

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Flowers, which are almost synonymous with spring, have long represented renewal, elegance, and the feminine side of surroundings. The relationship between floral motifs and natural femininity can be traced back over a century in fashion. As women’s roles in society change (equal opportunity, acceptance), so do the general concept of feminine symbols in clothing, such as flowers.

Let the colours and styles clash with each other

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Renew your classic jackets and romantic ruffles by combining vibrant greens with punchy bubblegum pinks. Colour clashing is an inexpensive way to refresh your clothes and shoes to make a fashion statement. It can also be worn with a plain white tees, which gives the best look ever.

It works by combining contrasting colours or colours that would not normally be combined to create bold focal points. The key to trying to pull it off is to stick to simple shapes – think quintessential shifts, maxis, and pencil skirts – and to choose colours that are diametrically opposed on the colour spectrum.

Shoes with heavy soles

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

From Balenciaga to Zara, it appears that every designer and retailer is taking cues from the humble tractor boot, which saw a massive surge in the fall of 2020 and early 2021. The tractor-style boot, with its almost comically rounded toe and thick, rugged sole, is one of the year’s most desired fashion trends. The boots look great with both a long dress and a short skirt. Here were the latest trend to look out for this year and it is suggested to be a true 20s fashionista by following these trends.