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The chilly months of fall and winter breeds a friendly invite for layered streetwear fashion to mark its reign. The increase in layers have extended the opportunity for the beloved 1960s monochrome fashion trend to creep its way back into style. Monochrome fashion involves unifying your outfit under one color, and has evolved overtime since it made its debut during the cultural decade.
Once again, 2020 has further molded itself into a time machine and resurrected a daring early 2000s fashion trend known as the whale tail. This peek-a-boo fashion statement generates flashbacks to the Britney Spears era where it was all the rage to expose the waistband of a thong/g-string above the waistline of low cut pants, shorts, and skirts. Today, the whale tail has recently manifested itself back into pop culture, and has evolved to dominate high fashion and streetwear with an innovative twist.
Print isn’t just for paper. With news becoming more accessible than ever, a place you can now expect to see the latest scoop is on your clothes. Your read right, a black and white trend of newspaper printed fashion has been increasing its influence in streetwear all 2020.
First it was bucket hats, now it’s bucket bags. The handbag trend sprouting in 2020 further highlights the fashion world's love for bucket shaped accessories. Bucket bags are a classic, and have been around for decades. The odd shaped handbag has a spacious fit with a drawstring enclosure that can add a youthful undertone to any sophisticated piece. Bucket bags are so far dominating women’s fashion and has evolved into more innovative versions prominent in high fashion and streetwear.
The legendary American Music Awards is creeping upon us as it is set to make its annual debut mid November. The show will definitely be one for the books as this is the first time it will be held during the midst of a pandemic. The AMA’s holds many memorable moments on stage, but what also makes the show prestigious are the way artists express themselves through fashion on the red carpet. Here are some of the AMA’s most classic fashion moments throughout the decades.
Handbags are eternal in the world of fashion and have become an essential statement piece throughout generations which is especially true in the British royal family. The royals have carried classic handbags that add a precious touch to any ensemble they sport. Here are timeless handbags worn by Queen Elizabeth II, the late Princess Diana, Kate Middleton, and Megan Markle of the British Royal Family.
The decade most well known for disco is back for 2020 minus the glitter and eccentric sky high platforms for now. The 70’s were a colorful time for fashion with loud prints and roomy fits. You would think those bold trends would have faded along with the passing decade, but like an aftershock, fashion always comes back to make waves. Here are five fashion trends from the 70’s that have made appearances for 2020.
It’s bundle season where we all strut the streets with layer upon layers. To top every article of clothing, coats of all styles are making appearances this fall to shield us from decreasing temperatures. Our favorite coats reappear every cold weather season, but did you know that World War I and World War II are the reason why they are hanging in your closet today? Here are three popular coat styles that were introduced to the US by both World Wars.
The first thought that comes to mind when I think about cargo pants is the throwback Disney Channel show Kim Possible. The main character is a crime fighter who’s signature look is a pair of baggy army green cargo pants matched with a fitted black crop top. Those pants were before its time and have become a trend for 2020.
A futuristic online display of spring/summer 2021 fashion was presented at Concept Korea by designers Wnderkammer, Ul:Kin, and Jarret. This annual event at New York Fashion Week aims to help upcoming korean designers reveal their collections beyond Korea.
Fall is almost here and you know what that means, boots galore. It is well known that fashion always repeats itself, and boots are not exempt from that reality. Here is how our favorite boot styles have survived the stretch of time and evolved into todays fashion.
Pearls have been considered timeless objects of beauty for decades, and can add a touch of grace and poise to the ensemble of any individual that adorns them. The Pearl Source proves that these iridescent gems never go out of style with an elegant collection of pearl necklaces, earrings, bracelets, pendants and rings that can be further customized to match any theme or personality.
Rising fashion designer Destiney Bleu is bringing effulgence back into style with crystallized designs that are paving the way in music and entertainment. Her company “d.bleu.dazzled” specializes in lingerie, performance wear, and hosiery that are nothing less than dreamy. Her work has grasped the attention of many that command a stage presence, and has often been enlisted to help breathe life into their creative visions.
Fun sized items aren’t just for kids. A new micro handbag trend has been making waves this season which can add an adorable twist to any ensemble. Even though you may need a magnifying glass to spot this new trend, its size doesn’t halt the growing impact this accessory is making in high fashion and streetwear.
Studio Jeweler Jason McLeod embraces a period of reflection with his new Time Traveler Shamanic Mask. The elegant and futuristic face mask is made to stand out and represent the era of COVID-19. The piece is carefully crafted in sterling silver and 18K yellow gold along with leather, cotton, silk, and rubber for a comfortable fit.
They say classy never goes out of style. An elegant trend that has recently manifested itself back into high fashion are the exquisite opera gloves. This sophisticated accessory is timeless and dates back to the late 16th century. It has always been a prominent piece in women’s fashion, and is often crafted in a multitude of lengths and daring fabrics. Opera gloves are also typically associated with etiquette, and are worn to supplement outfits for formal events.
A glistening trend is marking its territory in 2020. Sprouts of latex has blossomed in streetwear and high fashion during the spring and summer, and is stretching its reign into the fall of this year. Latex is a powerful and daring fashion statement that can add a punch of charisma to any ensemble.
It’s finally happening, female rapper Cardi B kicked off her birthday weekend with a surprise for her fans announcing her first ever footwear collection with Reebok. The collection “Cardi B x Reebok” is expected to be released Nov. 13.
Hip-hop culture is timeless, innovative, and iconic in both music and fashion. In its earlier days, hip-hop/rap artists have created their own signature clothing styles to signify their powerful influence. A plethora of these fashion trends have aged gracefully and have spilled over into todays attire. Here are five current fashion trends that were influenced by early hip-hop culture.
New York Fashion Week got a taste of innovative nostalgia with Mr. Saturday’s men and women spring/summer 2021 collection “Where Life Is Just A State of Mind.”
NYFW kicks off with New York Men’s Day where gender fluid and menswear collections make their debut for the upcoming seasons of fall 2020, spring and summer 2021.
1960s – High Fashion
Bucket hats made its debut as a high fashion accessory amongst women in the 1960s. It was commonly worn to complete the “Mod” look, and was often crafted in sturdy fabrics such as tweed and wool.