Between the Spring ’15 runways in September and what we’re seeing so far for Fall 2015, it’s safe to say that one of fashion’s favorite words — BOHO — is making its way back into our lives. I hope you like flares and fringe, because over the next few seasons, they will be thrown in your face.
Between overalls, Birkenstocks, plaid and so many other trends, the 90s have been back in full swing these last couple of years. But according the Spring 2015 collections shown in September, a new decade has resurfaced. Fringe, flares, and earth tones are just some of the things we’ve seen as of late (and who knows what the Fall ’15 collections will bring next week?) And those all have one thing in common…and that’s a nod to 70s style. There’s one part of this decade, though, that is making its way back in a big way, and I might even be perSUEDEd to get on board with this one…
With the last couple of years being all about oversized outerwear, it’s no surprise to see this “trend” surface. If you’re not ready to give up your big coats just yet, but are looking for something different, here’s a simple way to change up your outerwear without having to do all that much.
Winter pastels are no new thing. They were really big a couple of years ago, then the trend died down a bit, however it’s still cool to lighten up once the temperatures drop. But the question is…how practical is it? Would you wear pastel pants with six inches of snow on the ground?
2014 was definitely the year of the sneaker (and don’t worry I’m not doing yet another round-up of what was popular/trending this year…although they’re sort of fun, right?) For a while it was all about Nike, but there’s been a few other brands stepping up their game in the “athleisure” department…
