I was waiting for someone to make a video about the early 2020s. YT recommended me this video at the right time

I can't do shoulder pads because my shoulders are already wide. It just makes me look like a football player. I always remove shoulder pads from my jackets.

As a european whos english is my third language, you speak the right speed of time, thank you ❤

amores el único factor en común en cada foto es la delgadez.

The pink cowboy hats were def Chappell Roan's doing

Happy new year ❣️Can’t wait for the next video, I love the vlogs

Omg that zebra print shirt is so pretty

Can u please make a vid abt causal fashion trends, like not model ones cause im wondering what to get for casual fits? For 2025!

I’m Italian and you spoke really well!!👏🏾

Where is your sweater from? 😍

Happy new year!!🥂💗

anyone seeing that 2020' pistachio green looks a lot like 2024 brat green?

In 2020 also that one heart graphic, in either pink, that specific green or brown. U know the one I’m talking about and it was EVERYWHERE

I feel like Sweden is a bit ahead of its time since this prediction basically summed up the fashion that we've had this year that has passed...

Many of those trends I never saw in real life honesty.

Kind of sad that people are now calling the 2020 rise of alternative fashion cringe. It was a fun time for experimenting with fashion and I still greatly enjoy the e-girl aesthetic.

For sure, your channel here on KZbin was one of the best discoveries I made in 2024!! Since I’m also Latina (I’m from Brazil), I felt such a connection with your experiences and fashion tastes, especially since we’re around the same age. Anyway, happy New Year, and I’m super excited to see your content next year!! Besitoss💕🌟

I am from an Eastern European country and I have lived in both the capital and my hometown this year. In addition to your points, I will say that oversized hooded jackets + baggy jeans are definitely a thing for teenagers, I literally haven't seen a single teen group without it since 2022. For them, it's still everyday wear, although we don't see it online that often. but I think it has peaked this year, so in 2025 we will see much less oversized clothes among them. Meanwhile, the clean girl aesthetic is very common in the young adult age group (honestly, I see it everywhere and I am I'm exhausted to see it, even if it has only been going on for a year, this trend has tired me out, though I have not really followed it. especially this “Hailey Bieber” hairstyle, just ugh). But for those who do not follow the trend, I think there are just basic casual and classic clothes, a little inspired by the old money office sirens this year, due to my observations.

Oh wow it’s really interesting how much was different or was shared between alt vs. non-alt fashion, i’ve never heard of half of these things but you also never mentioned much of alt staples either. Guess that’s algorithms for ya, now i wonder what big trends i’m missing right now. Seeing cowboy boots being an early/outdated trend shocked me, since theyve only cropped up relatively recently for alts. Also cargo pants being 2022 instead of 2020 like it was for alt. Hell, cargo pants have just been IMMORTAL for me, i’ve never seen them die down ha

New friend here sending may full support. 😍#Niceshopx😍

i live in a big city and i love seeing online trends styled irl even though the majority of people are dressing the way you described

nooo i don't want to let go of my clean girl aesthetic

It's so crazy how trends occur every year now, instead of every three years

All of those trends and you didn't mantion the colour RED!!!!

great video essay, love the editting and general quality could have guessed you easily had many tens of thousands subs!! good job and much love🫶✨

FINALLY SOMEONE TALKING ABT POLKA DOTS. Yes yes yes they are coming back 100% and this one I'm totally on board with. I've seen it slowly seeping back in, victorias secret dropped new bras with a polka dot design, i've been seeing polka dots in quite a few shops in general.

looove the zebra shirt

I love your channel! Are you in Spain? 🇪🇸

Another video yayyyyy

love, love, LOVE ur vids!!!

Love your channel so much keep it up 🩷 I also skipped some trends this year, I put more thought to what I buy. I wanted to add that your transparency is refreshing to watch, thank you❣️

you ate in literally every outfit!!!💗so hard to pick a fav, but i think either the pink sweater fit or your birthday fit. also im with you that idc if burgundy goes out of trend, it's just way too subtly elegant for me to ever give up.

I still want that green dress

I despise the Clean Girl/off-duty ballerina look aesthetic so much... They're literally just "beige moms" in the making.

Idk if this is just me , but it's really only now everyone has been dressing baggy.Back in 2020-2023 most of my classmates were still in their skinny jeans. I've heard that baggy jeans were trending back in 2020 but I barely saw it until now. When I went back to school tho this year I was shocked . The fashion itself it so different from last year too. Baggy jeans , bows, new balance shoes . For some reason everyone now dresses the same too. I had no idea this was coming .

the fit you left for us to deside with the pop of red that is trending rn i think it is a fit maybe because i LOVE that pop of red is in rn because it fits my style perfectly and i would absolutely wear that fit

hii this is SO good video i dont understand why it does not have more likes and comments - love from czech republic!!💕

Wow que buen video🫶🏻

The white maxi skirt + denim vest combo was everywhere this year! Honorable mention to Tenniscore, Barbiecore and low rise jeans.

i live in northern spain and yeah, most people are wearing trendy stuff, like baggy jeans or maxi skirts, but styled wayyyy differently from what you’d see on pinterest! you can see more alternative/less basic?? people wearing more pinterest trends, and anime girlies sometimes wear itabags or charms on their totebags, but it’s not something you’d see the average “basic” girl wearing :P also bimba y lola is popular among some girls and older women, but it isn’t the most trendy brand for young people i think ..

I like in the southeast parts of the US and people here dress like it's the 2010s. A hoodie/tee and jeans/shorts/sweatpants or leggings and sometimes a skirt or a dress. People here are obsessed with hoodies. My high school was literally sweatpants and a hoodie usually black or grey and then on fridays like it's was where I could predict what they'll wear anway every Friday they wore ble jeans instead of sweats/pajama pants. And if you a white boy you got your shorts no matter what

I believe the jewelry thing might be because daintier pieces were trending in the 2010s, and the difference is so big to the trend now that it would require buying a new collection. However, mixing gold and silver doesn't really require you to buy anything, just styling pieces you already own (which is rare in trends, and I love it). Also, the Veja shoes, I GET YOU!!! Here in São Paulo, Brazil, they are everywhere, seems like they popped out of nowhere really hahaha But regarding your observations, I agree with everything

Omg you can wear kids clothes? How tall are you? I haven’t been this skinny since pre-puberty lol.

i believe the two colored strips of hair are called money pieces

You look amazing in every outfit!

I think Teddy Fresh deserved a mention for its color-block hoodies in early 2020!!!!!

i think that those pj pants like the ones at the start of the video are going to be very 2024, and apparently grey tracksuit bottoms are a thing now too

It’s interesting to see fashion from the perspective of different generations as I am guessing you’re closer to my younger niece’s age (im 40 but this picture of me is ancient from when I was 27, my niece is 18). It’s interesting to see things that do trend and how they relate to the last adjacent fashion trend that related to it before that and how the context of it has changed in how it’s paired and accessorized. It’s also of it how one extreme flops to the other. It’s weird to me how nowadays all the trends are extremely sped up and impulsive even but that’s what happens in this particular tiktok dropship economy. I’m seeing a lot of Y2K trends that a lot of people may not realize were actually Y2K like the faux fur coats (~1998-2000) and shiny textures (~1999 for pleather and ~2005 for sequins) and textured fabrics and animal prints (~1998-1999), but the wine/burgundy shades that a lot of people are wearing now and the long wool trench coats were more commonly seen in the mid-90’s. The lighter hair in the front that you reference from 2020 is a callback to an old late 90’s trend. Of the time that has gone on, I try to be more sustainable with things I get by thinking about the longevity and maintenance of said item, not just “will this be out in next year” but “how will this piece hold up.” And from the last time I can tell you, faux fur looks like crap and gets 100,000 pieces of stuff stuck in it not too long after (much like the polyester shag rug that my younger sis put in her room in 2003 that my late dog ran into her room, laid down and immediately claimed it as her own and it got dirty). And while some sequin things are made better now, anything with loose floppy pailette (sp?) style sequins goes to hell in a hurry once you get a snag on a thread and spring a leak of sequins falling off. I once located one of my choir mates in college on campus in 2006 by following the trail of large fallen black sequins that had fallen off her slouchy purse. You don’t want to know the gutteral laugh that left my face when the skirts over pants thing came up. This too is very Y2K sourced. Except the way I saw it being fashioned was a dress over low rise jeans (especially the thicker velvet dresses with a ruffle trim). I think this happened when the boho chick 2003 thing was happening. I think Britney was an originator of this trend when Crossroads came out in 2002 (?), and other celebs like Ashley Tisdale also did it. In fact, arguably all roads in Y2K fashion go right back to Britney. Just about every single time. And that dress/skirt over jeans was styled with that awful woven/braided tan or khaki colored fish net looking belt tied over it that fell apart after 5 wears. Or a studded belt. Now that I’m at the age of not giving much a crap there are some hills I will die on. Like they can pry my cargo pants from my cold dead fingers because skinny jeans from the 2010’s did absolutely nothing for me (especially higher waisted stuff too) and I love pockets entirely too much. And I don’t get the point to an beige old money aesthetic since it just feels like the misnomer of the so-called “effortless parisan woman” aesthetic that’s basically just a bunch of privilege and meticulous routines masquerading as being effortless. I do love the gen z draw to maximalism, which is rooted in late 90’s Japan as to origin (I forget the original name of the town and trend it comes from, but I saw a really interesting video on the origins of it and an interesting theory as to why it’s back). That’s really fun. I don’t fit the same size that I did back then when Y2K rolled around the first time obviously so recently a couple of years ago whatever I had left over in a giveaway box from finally cleaning out my closet after a while went to my younger niece which she gleefully gathered many items of and then she sent some other ones on to her friend. I hope my old clothes find new life with other people.

i cannooott face the fact its almost 5 flipping years ago.

the 80's are totally back.. its time and im ready