The moment you mentioned fusion sneakers, I immediately thought of the Skechers Mary janes. I used to sell shoes the mid 2000s, and that style was very popular with the service sector workers. They looked sort of dressy, but also comfortable. I never liked them, but sneaker wedges are way worse. I hope they never come back.
@clairewillow6475Күн бұрын
Glad to hear v necks are coming back. I like a simple, good quality v neck
@clairewillow6475Күн бұрын
Why do we dislike leather tote bags ?
@frenchfan12782 күн бұрын
Meaning of word trend is general direction of change.
@Legironto2 күн бұрын
BELT BAGS ARE IT, i love them and they are comfy XD
@obstsalat212 күн бұрын
I am slowly believing that Tuba is an industry plant trying to convince us to buy more clothes. After every video there is something I look up at Vc or Ssense in hope that somehow my bank account could take it😭 but it can't 😭
@JGKassel2 күн бұрын
Workwear
@user-go9wr5qv7r2 күн бұрын
I totally agree with Zendaya trying a new updated John Galliano look instead of copying and pasting.
@judegabbard20812 күн бұрын
0 to 10 years second hand or thrift / frippe, 10 to 24 years collectable, 25 to 99 years is vintage 100 + Antique, 1000+ Ancient. Even Didier Ludot's store in Paris, Avalon in Portland, Second Hand Rose in San Francisco and Decades in LA, pioneers in the field, are still considered vintage. Even earlier examples like Granny Takes a Trip and Biba which carried clothing from the 30s during the 60s and 70s were vintage. Archive suggests that they are museum quality items which is partially just pretentiousness and marketing. There is also a category called Design Classic, think Eames Chair, Bent steel chrome furniture, Christopher Dresser objects, Chanel jacket/suit, St. Laurent Safari Suit. These are objects that express a high level of craftsmanship and a certain influence over the trajectory of design. It is ideally an object that transcends style and time. The words couture and Haute Couture have been flagrantly abused, yet they still have very specific meanings. Ignorant people will abuse words but the words don't lose their meanings even if misinformed people insist on abusing the expression. The people you describe are paying for the approval of the marketing team and influencers. None of these people have climate controlled museum storage or know anything about textile conservation. It's all attention seeking behavior. Costumes, which you mention are a separate category being produced for film or television or music. It is not fashion but rather celebrity memorabilia. It is created for or acquired for and used by celebrities to reflect their creative ethos. You have no way of knowing what fashion is influential until decades later. Also the Met Gala is a fundraiser for the Met's Costume collection. It's not fashion it's a fancy dress party and the clothes they wear are just goofy costumes or fancy dress and or advertisements or personal branding. Archive goods are either items that come directly from the Haute Couture, samples made for a fashion show, or a design that is really rare and iconic. Mass produced items fall under the category of pop culture rather than "Fashion". Supreme is great example of something that's garbage and falls under the pop culture category. Margiela designs from when he was the creative director might be archival, but once the namesake is gone (particularly if it's a mass produced brand) it's just mass produced junk. If it's really well made that's a plus but that doesn't make it significant enough to make it archival, or museum worthy which is really what I think people are trying to suggest with the word. To recap "Archival" or museum quality work, really only reflects, Haute Couture, or couture and LRTW samples or one offs made by independent designers of note. Or possibly samples made by culturally significant or influential manufacturers, again not including clothing that qualifies as pop culture. The first pair of checkered Vans for example might be museum worthy but all Vans produced later are just junk. Most Nike shoes for example are mostly made in china factory junk. The original pair of Nikes might be noteworthy but the rest is just landfill.
@samet82953 күн бұрын
ur not half turkish by any chance are you?
@milas98853 күн бұрын
I hate everything😂
@Anya-oq5yp3 күн бұрын
I've been hearing that the Row jellies fall apart almost immediately
@WhatsAKillingSpree3 күн бұрын
I love chunky sneakers and silly-high platform anything tbh
@lalewilan3 күн бұрын
Random: You would look great without eyebrows.
@delphineallan62063 күн бұрын
My belt recommendation is the Status Anxiety ‘Let it Be’ belt (they also have one with a slimmer buckle), worn with Caves Collect Yu tailored pant in wool (these pants are amazing, I wear them multiple times a week). Agree that wool pants are the shiz.
@10centable3 күн бұрын
positivity and cuteness, I love it
@ShweMyaukMyauk3 күн бұрын
I learnt from someone - buy it then wear it for a few years and take it out again. You will be different, ahead of everyone. I almost never wear something new until like a few seasons later. I am all about Prada prints.
@kitkat93733 күн бұрын
I will never not love sneakers. 😊
@leesiahng3 күн бұрын
Ooh bubble skirt, I wore one a long one to my prom in '99... Love the video and definitely bringing back some core memories with this one. For me workwear / utility - tech clothes are here to stay though its arguable that it has never left some circles. I thought I would be in oversized tops till the day i die, but I see my wadrobe morphing to my Y2k tees which some I still kept.
@lonewolf86673 күн бұрын
You reminded me that there's a Whiting and Davis chainmail top from 1984 I want. I have the purse and necklace, but haven't got the top yet. I have to remind myself of changing my bags, it's so easy to just grab the one that already has all the stuff in it. I usually buy mid sized bags, baby bags don't look useful, there are some big ones I've seen that are tempting.
@nicolechia52743 күн бұрын
Sorry but this look you have is everything 🔥 you’re a hottie, respectfully 🥰
@youwomanyou3 күн бұрын
To the point about belt bags, I’m really obsessed with skirt stays for adjusting the length and gathering of fabric of skirt. I would love to see some accessories that combine both of these. Utility in an aesthetic way and to hold things
@OL-fw8sf3 күн бұрын
your videos are never too long. great stuff here today and always!
@mallshoggoth3 күн бұрын
I'm here to second the capri motion. Capris are cool. (Although I prefer them a bit more straight cut and not so much like shorter skinny jeans or leggings.)
@mallshoggoth3 күн бұрын
ALSO agree that goth isn't really a trend right now, it's just something that always exists in the background and it's kind of outside the trend cycle, the same way punk is. Some designers will choose to reference it, and that'll be more popular certain years but it just exists independently of all that. And on a final note I still love bulky shoes, sneakers or otherwise, I just have no desire to feel the texture of the sidewalk in high definition.
@DesireeGonza3 күн бұрын
I always wear aviator glasses. Ray bans and Gucci.
@ellinorlinnea6243 күн бұрын
sneakers were never cute, i just wish my girly shoes didn't get so torn up..... thank you for affirming my decision to dig out the aviators I needed this tuba. rather chainmail than sequins, i despise sequins, sh*tty little pieces of plastic that bend and fall off when you put the dress on so they cover the changing room floor :( dad phone bag when?
@pichilatorre3 күн бұрын
Too long? I was hoping for longer vids! When it comes to trends I’m into slightly oversize fit. Not circus-oversize but just there, couple sizes up for coats, sweaters, waistcoats. Thanks for the vid ❤
@pichilatorre3 күн бұрын
I’m into the long bubble skirt. Super cute
@felix28053 күн бұрын
Super duper cool Channel!
@fara23214 күн бұрын
kittenheels
@hellothanksforbeinghere4 күн бұрын
I didn’t know these were trends and find I have a lot of these items. It makes me feel…predictable haha.
@k0bb4 күн бұрын
🔥Men's shorts that are so wide they look like skirts cos there is no gap between legs. Any length! 🔥Chanel style boucle tweed jacket - on men 🔥Straight men wearing blouses instead of shirts for formal wear. Like just smart cool black pants with a silky, blouse with an interesting neckline - actually like we saw in Loewe ss 2025.
@SoaringSpear4 күн бұрын
Aren’t aviators always standard😭 the tiktok girlies need some education
@candyce62334 күн бұрын
I have had my eye out for a good bubble skirt for a couple of years now. From all the ones I’ve tried if I go with the short style if it doesn’t have the waist banded it ends up making me look bigger than I already am bc the bubble is too high. Unless you’re a small person it’s not a good look. I did find myself a midi parachute bubble skirt and I am obsessed. Goes with everything and looks fabulous with my red Gucci Adidas Sambas that I wear every dang day. 😊