My 2025 Fashion Trend Predictions

[@beepwrld]

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[@michellestr8998]

You missed part of the plot. Conservatives are currently the counterculture. Liberals are currently the status quo.

[@veraacatherinee]

I work in the jewelry industry and mixed metals is an intentional influence from corporations! Gold is getting unusually expensive right now so the move to make mixed metals more popular is financially motivated. (I say this as a girlie who has loved mixed metals for years- not passing any judgement or saying it’s a bad thing, just explaining where it’s coming from and supporting your prediction!)

[@hannahhelton3789]

That’s so fascinating

[@ItsAsparageese]

Well cool, I've loved mixed metals for ages (have a mostly neutral undertone, am indecisive, and often make things out of random materials I find on the ground lol) so to me it's convenient 😂 Plus it's another fascinating example of trendy fashion reflecting-and-somewhat-anticipating what poor people are already doing.

[@michellestr8998]

That seems logical. Doesnt make it any less attractive.

[@KatieLeyden]

i feel liek the whole tiktok 'are you a gold or silver jewellery girlie' thing will aid this because a lot of people got the answer opposite to what they usually wear so its like a way to do what youre told 'suits you' but also what you already like and own

[@AlexBellydance]

I am HERE for these trends, but also a little worried (?) about it because all the things that make the wizard-1920s-fantasy aesthetic are interesting luxe fabrics, detailed beading and trims, etc. and this adds cost. We know that most retailers wouldn't do that, so it'll be cheaper trims, beading and fabrics and I think it has the chance to really fall flat before it even takes off. It'll be interesting to see how this affects the overall feel of the trend as it'll look less opulent and interesting in the mainstream.

[@Kimmie9553]

Yeah, it’s interesting because we do seem to be at a time socially where we relate a lot to the 1920s and I get why we are attracted to those styles now, but a lot of that stuff worked because of the luxe and detail oriented garments and fabrics used. Economically we seem to be in a more 1930s position where the 1920s styles probably can’t translate well currently outside of thrifting or secondhand finds. Fast fashion trying to do ornate beading is not gonna work… it reminds me a lot of fast fashion trying to do renaissance inspired looks. The best renn faire outfits are always handmade by talented crafters, the ones that use fast fashion premade items always look meh.

[@michellestr8998]

Thats why you can thrift. Old Isabel Marant and Chloe things should be good.

[@jellobrain9094]

just don’t buy retail?? we don’t need to buy so much retail every year.

[@AlexBellydance]

@@jellobrain9094 I didn't mean in terms of buying, but more in terms of trends taking off. We know that retail does determine trends to a degree, so it will be relevant whether you're buying retail or not. I said "in the mainstream" specifically to highlight this :)

[@alexakeller6616]

I love these predictions! I think you’re spot on with the Fantasy prediction, booktok and ren fair have been blowing up! I also think we’ll see women of more ethnicities using wigs since we’re all becoming more transparent about our hair loss.

[@lfglws]

Yes, thought of fantasy aswell!

[@claraschaoscosmos7387]

This is so funny cause everything of those trends mixed together is my personal style that I have had for years (can´t wait to go thrifting when the trends are over)

[@mqua4610]

I’m so with you!

[@hannahmeyer4847]

The first 2 are mine too. Not the medieval kind of stuff though

[@melialaa]

I'm really looking forward to this too :D I love goth and fantasy elements but it's been hard to include them in my own style without it being too weird / expensive / impractical (I have kids and need a winter coat for a third of the year). Having fashion that leans in that direction but in a more casual, approachable way is going to be great 😍

[@Rhaifha]

It's so funny to see the boho/fantasy/ren faire type aesthetic predicted as a trend because I've already seen it so much around me. And I'm so here for it!

[@flowerpower3618]

My favorite as an old one.

[@RogueB]

13:47 One corner of my wardrobe is what I call "Velvet Wizard." Feels more masc than "whimsigoth" or the 90s witchy aesthetic, dramatic enough to swoosh around a castle, comfy enough to lounge around in. A little boho, star and moon motifs, etc.

[@crowsinaboat]

sounds awesome. may i ask, where do you get that stuff ?

[@RenaissanceRockerBoy]

Reminds me of Howl :DD

[@crowsinaboat]

@@RenaissanceRockerBoy Yess, love that series

[@oriane4270]

I love these predictions, I think art nouveau and art deco are so trendy right now and will continue to be in fashion, jewelry etc... and I think it follow with the 1920 fashion style

[@bullschmitt993]

As a huge fantasy/medieval revival fan, I’m excited to see more people dressing like a D&D character :)

[@marianmeletlidiscrap]

the outfit is giving Viktor's followers from Arcane and I'm here for it

[@elena-dp1uy]

Love to see other Arcane obsessed people in the wild lol!!

[@marianmeletlidiscrap]

@@elena-dp1uy there's probably a lot of us out there

[@beepwrld]

literally I would join Viktor's cult

[@xxsonragxx]

my husband

[@Jerry_attrick]

I recently thrifted a cape that's literally like a black floor length rain cloak and it's honestly so useful. I can cover my entire outfit with it and I don't have to worry about getting rained on or feeling uncomfortable on the train. Plus I feel like Batman and/or Elphaba!! Everyone wear capes it's great

[@Minamibam]

How do you carry a bag or backpack? That always breaks it for me with the capes :(

[@Jerry_attrick]

​@Minamibam I have just fully turtle moded it with a backpack and the cape over it but definitely a shoulder bag/tote is more ideal that's fully under the cape lol. But!! It's great in terms of like security bc no one can steal your bag very easily

[@celestemarie8745]

If you're right I think 2025 will be my favorite fashion year in a WHILE. I have been really into boho and fantasy ren faire for 2-ish years now. I loved cottagecore but I wanted something a little less feminine.

[@lilywright1825]

I've never been this early before!! but just wanted to say I think you would SLAY a bob haircut with your hair texture

[@beepwrld]

omg this is so kind thank you

[@melialaa]

​@@beepwrld do iiiit! I have wavy hair and just got a bob in December and it's been so nice! I had hair down to my hips before that was a pain to wash and untangle, and now it just looks cute all the time without even brushing it 😄

[@Cass63450]

You even found a plus size 1920s picture! Your diversity game is ON. All the best for the new year! So looking forward to your new videos.

[@nienkevisscher7956]

hi, this might be a bit random but its amazing how you always make sure to show lots of different bodies, ethnicities, sizes and even disabilities in your example photos!! its so cool to see and makes me so happy as someone who normally doesn't feel represented in the fashion world. Thank you so much for being inclusive

[@britg6615]

You're spot on with the escapism for the more fantasy/ren faire trend. I've been a fan of fantasy clothing and ren faires my whole life but for some reason I've found myself dressing as if I'm at a ren faire but instead I'm going to work. Like daily outfits. After watching your video i think I've been extremely stressed (all of us are!) and I've felt so powerless and out of control in regards to the world and what's going on. Putting on a flowy skirt, pocket belt, and yes, a poncho, helps me achieve both practical comfort (flowy, soft, warm, layered garments) AND a sense of lightly role playing my life as something simpler than it really is

[@IconicPlayss]

i don’t know if it’s something you intend to do with your videos, but i learn so much about fashion and style everytime i watch one, on top of them being so entertaining!

[@liv8121]

Seconding this!! I’ve been enjoying your vids so much - quickly becoming one of my fave creators

[@beepwrld]

omg this is so nice to hear, I'm so glad! :')

[@AllisonBeilke]

I can see the fantasy / Renaissance trends through the lens of 90s coffee shop / boho vibes. I was in high school then and remember seeing a lot of velvet and jewel tones combined with grungy textures. I'm nostalgic for those vibes!

[@trueloveVIP]

chilling video as Liz describes a lot of my own fashion style as upcoming trends

[@knottsxo]

same!! I actually gasped out loud when she mentioned messy fantasy…I feel like all my cards are on the table now 😂😂😂

[@kaleidoscopeofmemories5023]

I love the 1920s prediction cause 2025 is the 100 year anniversary of the great gatsby so I would love for 1920s fashion to be trending Also I cut a bob in July and getting it cut again in two weeks! I really think you’re onto something

[@sydiekitty]

i totally agree with the 2010s revival prediction!! i've been seeing a lot of tumblr aesthetic revival and just general nostalgia for 2012-2014. honestly i'm excited about it and it makes sense to bring back with the nostalgia aspect and just it follows the progression of styles throughout the past several years. like the 90s obsession, followed by the y2k resurgence, it just makes sense. i'm hoping to see a lot of boho, isabel marant sneaker heels, and archive styles coming more into the mainstream.

[@Daymickey]

6:36 😂 I laughed more than I needed to with “they were THOSE girls… as a unit”

[@tessarose8430]

i love how you explain your reasoning behind everything so in depth! it definitely made sense. i think you could be onto something with the changing expression of femininity. i recently got a pixie cut and suddenly i'm seeing so many other people cutting their hair as well?? part of me is like oh nooo but now i won't be unique haha but i am intrigued to see if 1920s fashion will come along with this.

[@melialaa]

I got a kind of "italian bob" after having long hair for 10 years and now i feel like it's the most basic haircut ever 😅 i hope it's just my pinterest algorithm showing it to me 100 times because it knows it's what i like, and not that I literally look like everyone else and their mother.

[@tessarose8430]

@@melialaa right!! my algorithm shows me all these cool haircuts all the time so it seems like everyone is doing it. but i feel like at least normal people (not chronically online fashion girlies) are continuing to have basic haircuts, so maybe at least in real life we will still stand out? 😂

[@georgiakateryan]

The short hair i think is literally so spot on, especially with seeing Emma Stone and her gorg new pixie!

[@alexasunshine83]

Wait I could totally see you with a wavy bob!!!

[@myownbravado]

I am SO hopefully about the fanstasy/clown inspo!!! My escapist mindset this year is that I'm just a little jester in the midst of a revolution, and I want that to be reflected in my style. If my outfit doesn't say: "I'm a little guy about to do a little jig in front of the guillotine" I do not want it.

[@sofapop653]

13:34 the vintage to cottage core fantasy girlies are definitely heading towards mediaeval! I watch a lot of them and they are wearing chainmail and dressing as wizards.

[@ForeverPaintingRoses]

I always love so much how creative and unique your trend predictions are! They feel so fun and more outside the box than others! Also I fully agree with the clown/circus vintage elements coming into style, I feel like I’ve seen so many subtle signs of this one

[@karengrohs4942]

Since I love boho and 1920s fashion (lots of embroidery is what I think of first), I'll be "in" this year! :) I have and wear lots of peasant blouses, florals, and long necklaces, especially in the summer. So glad you're back - I missed you the last few weeks.

[@cosmic_chaos_inc]

Girl! Pretty much all of those predictions fit into what I have been liking and wearing for years. Interestingly, I consider my style to be mainly influenced by the 60s and 70s, especially modernism, Space Age, glam rock, hippie trail and peacock revolution (my motto is "What would the Doctor wear"), but this era was very much inspired by the 1920s and the Belle Epoque, so it kinda checks out? I don't really care whether these things will become mainstream trends or not, but I love that you see them as a vision. It kinda makes me want to finally book that Indyx lookbook with you though! :D

[@nefertitimontoya]

My #1 prediction is people will find old photos or objects and mimic them -- like cores but really niched down into a specific still from a movie, old advertisement, iconic vintage model, etc

[@sierrajane5593]

Boho & 70s style is always a core influence in my style so I get so excited whenever it comes back around so I really hope you’re right about that one 😁

[@elena-dp1uy]

I really hope that 1920s styles will become a thing because it’s my favourite decade for fashion! I think it was really ahead of times with more “masculine” fashion for women (straight dresses, short hair and boyish shapes) and more “feminine” and theatrical styles for men. I also love how eye-catching and showy everything was, from clothes to hairstyles and jewellery and makeup

[@susanna3295]

I hope you're right! I love so many of the things you brought up. Gimme some boho, cocoon coats, velvet, fringes, paisley, some proper 1920s inspiration (not the horrible halloween costume versions!) and those soft muted colour palettes. That Chloé collection has been living rent free in my head since it launched, just perfection

[@alwaysrootingfortheantihero123]

i hope wigs come back. like we can just throw on full wigs and it’s chill. ik we have hair dye and extensions but i like the idea of high quality wigs better. alternatively, bonnets (old timey 1860s style ones not the silk ones for sleeping but those are cool also). i just think they’re cute

[@victoireranger]

I am also thinking of 1920s, but also the iterations of 1920s fashion trends that we have had in the last century. Right now, we have already been seeing brutalist and modernist jewelry and accessories starting to come back, I think clothing should fall among those lines as well in the near future. Thank you for all of the beautiful inspiration pictures you have pulled from the depths of the Internet!

[@eileenklugh7087]

Yessss to chainmail!!! I’ve been making cute chainmail tops and accessories since the summer and am excited to wear them out!!!

[@Jess38044]

OH MY GOD I can't tell you how much I'm hoping these come true! I used to dress (or at least want to dress) very boho when it was a trend the last time around (in the late 00s to early-mid 2010s - yes I'm old), and I always felt like the flowy silhouettes and rugged look are a core part of my style. (i tried dressing like this even as a child but my parents wouldn't let me leave the house looking that way hahaha) The "messy make believe" i can absolutely see happening as people take their outfits they got in their cottagecore and/or whimsigoth eras especially and mash them into a boho silhouette - which is really what boho is all about, throwing stuff together and calling it a fit! If it all possible, thrifting will become even more popular with the rise of boho, surely! I do admit my fantasy style is very close to the messy make believe, but more of a nature element than things that remind me of castles (edit: though i love the chainmail!) 1920s i am less jazzed about ayyyyy but I think it'll totally happen. I noticed a curious and sudden uptick in dresses with dropwaists lasts year while wandering various stores - and this was at varying pricepoints too, so I think it's already starting to (attempt to) filter through I think the indie look of the mid-late 00s may also attempt a comeback - or at least something inspired it. And bouncing off previous predictions, I'd love to see full-on Mori Kei make a comeback. Sorry this is a wall of text! It's nice to feel excited!!

[@sam.058]

Honestly I think the release of Wicked will contribute to a rise in more creative and unique feeling fashion, especially after the cut and dry styles we’ve seen the past couple years. The fantastical costuming will also play into your prediction of casual, fairy tale inspired clothes

[@emh.1178]

I think you are right, i have been really drawn to a post-apocalypse swamp witch vibe and a goth clown vibe for a whileXD

[@starrybatfish5105]

I really like your predictions, especially the fantasy/medieval/ wizardy look. I‘ve been finding myself drawn to velvet stuff lately. I’m trying not to buy anything new this year so maybe I will try sewing some brocade ribbon trim on my velvet blazers.

[@quenepacrossing4675]

You kinda cooked with this one!! Your reasonings make sense. One prediction i will personally partake in (or continue to partake in) is hand fans. But that’s because i a) live in florida and it’s hot out here and b) im puerto rican and that’s how we roll.

[@mothmin]

i'm so curious if your paper fan prediction will be right!! i think they are so gorgeous. but also, if they do get popular, will it be purely as a fun + practical accessory? or will there be another layer to it? like "our summers are unbearable now, let's bring out the interesting personal cooling devices"!! (they're so practical and i know I'll certainly be using mine this summer). maybe even elements of chinese hanfu also becoming popular? it kind of fits into the flowy and sometimes fantasy feel of some of the other things you predicted!!

[@user-yw8lj6io6l]

Happy New Year! I think you’re right about Chappell Roan’s influence on fashion

[@baileybreeanna]

im so here for the cocoon coat & 20s fashion in general. i found an 80s black rainbow boucle cocoon cardigan at the thrift a few months ago and its become an absolute staple for me. i think we’ll be seeing some 80s revival as well, leaning more towards New Romantics style, but that may be more in the alternative fringes rather than breaking into the mainstream. either way it’s one of my favorite fashion eras so i’m excited to see it getting some love (-:

[@vampirebl4des]

yes give us fantasy ! hmm on that note i'll say piratecore ... fits with the peasant blouses ... maybe i just desperately still want to find a pirate shirt

[@erikao3982]

Yessss. I’m already planning my pirate costume for Halloween this year lol

[@melialaa]

I you really want one, pirate shirts are pretty easy to make! The fit is boxy, the sizing is not exact, and if you get it a bit wrong it's just because you're a criminal who dgaf about what others think. Learn it once and make a whole bunch of them I say 😁

[@vampirebl4des]

@@melialaa i sew my own clothes so i should try! do you have any pattern? video recs?

[@melialaa]

@@vampirebl4des I saw a Bernadette Banner youtube video on it some years ago and there's another one by Ora Lin that I haven't watched. I'm pretty sure there's a pattern/drafting instructions for both, but also if you know the basic idea you could just wing it, use a loose shirt as a template, make a mockup and go from there 🤔 it's mostly rectangles iirc and especially for the sleeves everyone likes a slightly different fit/style so if you don't have easy opportunities for printing it might not be worth it to get a pattern

[@jadecoded]

@@vampirebl4des seconding the Bernadette banner video rec! I used it and am on my second shirt now :-)

[@funguscreature6833]

I love watching the beepworld trend prediction at the beginning of the year and waiting till the end of the year to see the prediction recap video to find out if the predictions were correct because I do not pay attention to fashion trends at all

[@agnaeoh6992]

I literally just bought a cocoon cardigan at the thrift store😮😮 it was speaking to me. I can't explain it. It feels very 2013, yet it appealed to me

[@RefractedStarlight]

I bought one recently as well!

[@corinnejensen324]

I really expect DIY and up cycling fashion to take off again. Specifically quilted vests and jackets.

[@MusicalLion07]

I think you’re on to something! I also hope your predictions are correct because it sounds very fun and what I’m feeling drawn to at the moment.

[@Barborastuchlikova]

Oh wow, the connection is crazy. On new years I put on black long sleeve top with like bell shaped sleeves, and a gray sequin vest over it. And it looked like a chain mail. And I was like wow beautiful, exciting, revolutionary I love it I’m wearing it for the New Year’s party. And apparently I’ve never had an original thought 😂😂 I’m already excited for the comparison video at the end of the year 🫶🏻

[@cdurks19]

happy new year! i feel like you're so right in your eclectic sort of lived-in fantasy predictions w everyone wanting to accessorize more and assert a much stronger personalized sense of identity to their outfits instead of copying and pasting the same outfit recipes and hairstyles the insta girlies are wearing. i hope we keep it up and we all keep expressing ourselves in weirder ways!

[@destineeirons]

First off- you are gifted this was so good!!! Second- I am begging you to focus on the bohemian style you were discussing. Please do a whole video on that with some styling examples. This is my dream aesthetic. I literally just got divorced and figuring out my style and I really feel like all the examples you gave were spot on. Also, you look absolutely fabulous in this outfit and don’t cut your hair. It’s gorgeous.

[@delavibes]

I am sooooo here for the boho with chainmail trend. Lately, I have been having the urge to cut my hair short again but I had a pixie cut for 8 years and I was able to finally grow it out to my shoulder after 2 years, but the urge is real!

[@audra8051]

Interesting to me how you said hand fans were “out there”, down here in texas i see them at EVERY event (especially queer events) that i go to. Weve had 100 degree summers recently so it’s definitely a practical yet fun accessory

[@MozzarEllaOfficial]

Seriously hope these all come true bc I’m so here for renfaire everywhere

[@ensignocean6286]

i agree with this whole whimsical fantasy theme because i think it will dovetail perfectly with chappell roan's new album

[@MissAfricanAmerican99]

It's funny because ModernGurlz had very similar predictions. I love the ethereal style and I also found that a lot of style reccs that focus on natural fabrics actually suit my body type. I hope to revamp my closet in the new year with more whimsical pieces.

[@AlohaItsMaddie]

The high fantasy/renaissance looks is very much the vibe of the band The Last Dinner Party

[@claireamos8744]

Bloomsbury is the best intersection of boho and 1920s. I used to dream of being part of the Bloomsbury set and was obsessed with the costumes in Enchanted April. The bob, the robes.

[@deirdrebridge]

There are SO many reasons to snap open a beautiful fan at opportune moments this year ❤

[@Mikey-go7yo]

Such an in depth and smart analysis of these times, it definetily resonates heavily with what I´ve been drawn towards lately.

[@norashideout5700]

I absolutely love this video!!! I love your research and interpretation! This made me so excited for this year- I lovee the idea of all of this coming back!! 🩷

[@nikkimurray9942]

Girl, you are so smart and thoughtful. Really putting that psychology degree to work in this one!!

[@jaym3694]

This was such an elaborate and interesting trend prediction~ and i also love the trends you mentioned because I have soo many things that fit these aesthetic still in my closet from years ago. So I'm really excited to style these throughout the year ❤

[@breezyveezy]

Omg did you see the Valentino spring 2025 show at Paris fashion week?? The whole thing was giving, like, cyberpunk-lite art deco meets whimsical witchy aunt, and I am living breathing drowning and dying over it. I don’t think a single runway show has spoken to me like this since, like, 2005.

[@bishfish7726]

I hope you're right about the ren faire vibe lol. I'm in law school so I'm always looking for stuff that subtly says ren faire/mage going on a quest but that is also court appropriate.

[@RefractedStarlight]

My ideal style includes a lot of these things - fantasy wizard/pirate/fae renfaire escapee medieval revival boho with velvet, silk, beaded trim, etc... fantasy escapism but less explicitly girly than cottagecore was. I hope you're right!

[@paula_m_]

literally just watched a video of someone else prediciting this sort of „medieval core“ (they called it) with the velvet, corsets, chainmail, old-timey & wizard-y vibes! i think you’re so spot on with that Edit: it was Kendall Hoyt talking about her 2025 vision board!

[@Luiza-vm5jz]

hand fans have actually been quite popular for a few years here in brasil, since is really hot they're very useful and it's really common to see people using them at parties, especially among the lgbt community

[@HaleyBurnszzz]

This has been my favorite predictions video so far from all the KZbin girlies I watch! Thanks for sharing your thoughts 💘

[@AlxCarp]

Commenting to fulfill my 2025 goals 😊 But seriously though your predictions are great, I love that you included they’ll societal and cultural why behind each one

[@tf3180]

All about the refreshed 60s n 70s this next year. So excited

[@heresalook]

10:38 I hope this is right because I love my cocoon cardigans lol love the drama!

[@LaurelWashburn]

I am so absolutely over the quiet luxury clean girl fashion ( but I like clean girl beauty/hair ) so I am feeling your trend predictions

[@tracyreed4017]

I love your video! It is so different from a lot of the trend videos I have seen. I think a large part of what is going on in style is that given the political climate right now, people are looking for ways to be comforted and exerting control over what they feel they actually can control. This also means tapping into their fantasies regarding fashion and reacquainting themselves with their true self, and eschewing the status quo! I think it is terribly exciting to see what the future holds for fashion!

[@kyleelynn180]

I am a reseller in Australia and just watched your video for 2024 trends what eventuated and pins where such a high seller for me last year the last few months they have really gone done in sales but one thing that has shocked me is how many hand fans i have been selling the last few weeks. It is summer here so that helps, but was not expecting them to be so popular.

[@flamandrose142]

I feel like you're right and it makes me so excited for fashion tbh, at least I'm excited to see your takes on them !

[@ItsAsparageese]

The part toward the end about whimsy-but-dark-and-gritty really resonates with my aesthetic (which I describe as mainly cottagepunk-salvagecore lol). I've lived mainly in cars for about a decade now, and gotten really into customizing my space via fiber arts and am now embarking on making my clothes, and you really nailed something I think a lot of us chronically impoverished people want in how we present ourselves. "I'm ready for anything, I'm a survivor, but also, eff you, I'm not going to succumb to forced strict utilitarianism, I have a personality and I deserve comfort and the joy of creativity." I wish there were a name for salvagepunk-but-make-it-practical, because searching for that term only gets wild (very cool but very unrealistic) madmaxesque cosplay getups, full of tatters that would snag on every surface in a real survival situation, and spikes that I can think of a hundred other uses for besides decoration lol. I want a word that reflects ME and the many other people moving in a mostly-DIY, very salvagepunk-influenced, but TRULY salvage-heavy and TRULY wearable/useful (but still also very personalized and a little decorative) direction with our clothes.

[@thelittlethings678]

I think minimal cashmere ponchos will be huge! Easy for the “minimalist” and “classy” clothes to transition over to a more boho silhouette. In addition, worn in mulberry Bayswater and longchamp Roseau totes will be huge since they are classic and can be styled in a boho manner with a keychain with natural elements. I am a huge fan of tagua nut beads. Hunting season brand has woven tote bags with these charms and I love it. Think of Halston simple clean lines but in a free flowing way.

[@madelinedrayna8201]

Yes Liz!! These predictions are well thought out and supported by pertinent evidence. Well done, psychology major! :D

[@laneyjeann]

I just chopped all my hair off today and I’m so glad people are finally hopping on this 😊

[@sj-el4lu]

Oooo the "authenticity" call-out! Someone's been watching Rian Phin. 😍

[@vooni4969]

this is so interesting to see from the perspective of someone else because all of these have been popping up on my pinterest. making me want to lean into a more practical but unique and medieval/1960s/boho style. specifically with things like victorian belts (with coin purses, fans wallets), wool sweaters with medieval patterns and some 60s influences like pillbox hats and boxy shift dresses.

[@yana.mp4]

Superrrr excited for the 20s influence 😍

[@nikkimurray9942]

Man, everything you said around minute 13-14 was SO spot on. One of the most resonating explanations of the current state of the world I've heard in a while!

[@radicalpinkys]

😮 I noticed I’ve seen lots of fans out and about lately, so I think you’re spot on

[@JemimaRose]

i cannot begin to explain to you how comforting i find your videos 🤍🤍

[@rugratriley]

also on the topic of medieval-core fashion maybe making a comeback this year (especially seen in chappell's vma looks)- lucy dacus' new album 'forever is a feeling' coming out in march seems to have a medieval/fantasy/princess type vibe to it too!

[@magdalenah1656]

I’m noting down the predictions because I love them for 2025 (at least for my wardrobe), will keep them in mind when I need to replace sth from my closet ❤

[@mjmaddocks1132]

I can see the predictions coming!❤❤

[@The.fantasybug]

That thumbnail is everything 🎉

[@Kristen_Ramirez]

Your take on fashion trends, specifically in the state of the world right now, even more specifically the state of the US is so spot on!! Im loving the vibes of the whole dark/rebellious style, but dont have the energy/finances to execute it so it ends up being more subtle for sure

[@LolaCollette-sx8qp]

obsessed with this Bc every single thing ur describing is my exact personal style omg

[@yensid4294]

I hope your predictions prove true. I like a boho/utilitarian/fantasy combo 😊

[@niccyknickers]

your boho chat is basically describing my LARP outfits haha! love it!!

[@smolkitti8147]

The thumbnail is everything ❤

[@jaydenhughes]

I would loveee more 1920s inspired trends, such a lovely and interesting era for fashion

[@lorenaranslant9875]

I was waiting what seemed an eternity for your new video

[@beepwrld]

I was waiting for an eternity to post it!! hope you enjoyed hehe

[@distort10n]

6:30 ditzy floral patterns, long necklaces, thigh high boots. And boho style + indie sleaze. I'm feeling an early 2010's nostalgia revival. I feel like 90s fashion was popular when 90s babies became teens and y2k is popular now that 2000's babies are teenagers, so the next step is gen alpha getting into what was trendy when they were born. Idk, I'm excited as a zillenial that kept a lot of my pastel grunge tumblr kind of clothes.