I am finally trendy. I have been matching the color of my shoes and my tights for the last 15 years or so. I have always loved the way that looks and elongates the legs. Top video. Thanks for doing the research.
I love your insight, Justine! I would say that my favorite is the fringe....however, I do love those shiny pants of the Physigital trend! I would love a top in that material!
Personally I'm not liking any of these trends but I love listening to your analysis , seeing the examples and the explanations. As always , big thumbs up !
I like looking at the trends but in real life I like wearing bold solid colour simple tops like long sleeve t-shirts and dark solid colour bottoms (navy blue/black) with blazer or white shirt. It's just easier.
I don’t know about anyone else but I don’t understand how I suffered for fashion before the pandemic. I am not doing anything uncomfortable. The bright accessories is a very doable trend.
You are the kind of person I want to be friends with. Very down to earth, practical and mature, but also not only knowledgeable when it comes to avant garde, but showing utmost respect to things that aren’t your style because you are open-minded and creative. I’m a long-time fan.
I will be skipping all of these trends, but very interesting! And thank you for highlighting the designer you were talking about at the moment; it made it much easier to follow you!
@@jenniferjen5422 True, but if you have the availability to find good quality pieces right now you'll still wear them 3 to 10 years from now. (If you're a goth, that is).
Trends are amazing, but I've learned from your channel that timeless, basic, fashion styles are always a good choice. They are more sustainable because they won't be pushed aside or thrown away when they go out of style, and they make everyone look great!
@@tomjones2157 Everything is relative in this world. Very few people can really write their own language perfectly, without errors. Not even linguists agree on everything ...😂
Justine, thank you for the effort and elegant perspective your videos reflect. Even in casual California I am able to execute many of your fashion recommendations. At 68, I continue to strive to remain current in my wardrobe, as I am still raising children who are in their teens. God forbid, I should embarrass them by wearing something not fashionable.
New Goth! Even though I'm an old goth...I have been experimenting with some brown additions for the first time too. I like how it adds dimension to the all black.
Love your trend reports ❤ I’m on the older side of life but adore fashion having worked in the industry for 50 years. Seems I’m on trend as I’ve been using contrasting and dramatic accessories for years now to elevate my classic neutral & masculine styling ❤
Hello! I dont do much fashion ( my health problems tellse: go confortables ( but I will never wear soft- smooth clothes in public!!!), easy ( all black), and not expensive( I buy 2-3 pieces, the rest I go to thrifts stores. BUT, I did enjoyed those Spring trends SO MUCH! My fsv of course: black goth! , but all the ones with big statements I would wear them, idealistically, in my wildest dreams!!! Thank you so much for this awesome video!!
The phygital design by Loewe reminds me of early 2000s emo trends that really early featured pixel art in outfits very early Very fun to see and also a cool optical Illusion Draws the eye quite a lot
The Zimmerman liquid dress is beautiful, it is the Tama Bias Slip dress. I think I need it in my wardrobe. I also enjoyed the fringes and colour blocking accessories. The black Chanel dress is lovely.
I came to this channel after seeing your interview on the financial diet; I have a deep personal interest in understanding slavery and taking steps to end it. Your work is so important and you are doing a great service with your life, thank you. But what is especially fascinating about your perspective is that you are someone who loves fashion. It’s easy to be minimalist and ethical with clothing if you are comfortable being with a very neutral style and don’t value clothes as anything more than a thing to cover your body. The fact that you combine a love of style with an understanding of clothing manufacturing and a strong moral code makes your voice so compelling, I love these videos!
well Ive shocked myself. Ive just watched this for the second time and have searched a lot of the names mentioned. Ive NEVER been a high fashion person. Im the high street thrift charity shop goblin..but Im amazed at some of fashion houses. Some of their fashions are actually incredible. I dont know that if I had the money, I would buy their stuff but I certainly would treat myself once a year.
I've been a fan for a long time. I'd been waiting for this one due to a special upcoming trip to Paris. Nothing I can use - for the first time. Not even our Justine is perfect
I love the fringes and the color blocking of accessories. The color blocking of accessories seem to be the most accessible as mentioned. All of the "tech fabrics" are fascinating! Thanks for another awesome review!
As art, these are fascinating and I appreciate how you break it all down Justine. As trends I might be inclined to wear, they make me sad. The one place I see something appealing to me is in how technology could make the garment industry more sustainable but still visually exciting.
It's interesting how I absolutely adore the way you present these trends (your videos are always top-notch quality!) and how abhorrent the trends themselves look to me😅especially the first two - the last thing I would be interested now is injecting more technology even into my wardrobe after the digital overload due to the pandemic. the new goth fashion just confirms what I realised not so long ago: fashion is really cyclical. But the thing is if one likes goth aesthetic, one would wear it regardless of whether it's in vogue right now. Which is why I am personally skipping all the trends and trying to understand what styles/aesthetics appeal to me irrespecutful to the "outer situation"
@@agabrielhegartygaby9203 true! I think today fashion is really more of a creativity exercise rather than aesthetic matched with necessity. I understand our desire for avant-garde pieces sometimes, but we live in a real world and most of the time our clothes are a practical need, not a fashion statement
I'm probably too old to appreciate the techology stuff in general, but my girlfriend will be delighted that GOTH is back !! Yay ! She looks like Morticia Addams (Carolyn Jones version ) most of the time, since about 1985.. !! I love the fringes , reminds me of a hippy chick style from my youth .
This was enjoyable and very well done. Love the fringe look but my 70’s fringed bag is long gone. Cargo pants are cool but colorful accessories are the easiest. I have a small pink Longchamp bag that I will be using. Thanks for the fun and motivation.
I liked the fringes ( but only in practical size :D) and colourful accessories. My personal fashion is changing to be less serious about ourselves, bring a little fun, a little joy, something unexpected to it. Even though my style is very classic, nothing too "fashionable" or excessive. For me it started with socks. I like fun socks. And once I could only find cropped jeans. I don't like them being short. But you know what, I don't care, let's have everybody see my colorful and fun socks, and may your day be happier seeing the bunnies on it. That's my take 😊
One thing that I think about a lot though: During my teens...most things that are now sooo fashionable, would make me feel like a weirdo for wearing it/likeing it. Like people who dressed in a certain way, were often the outsiders, and thought to be the weird ones. And now those things are cool, and get praised. I think that is twisted. Though at the same time, while I was embarrased to tell people what things I actually liked back then...now ALL of that is considered cool, it's popculture... So....I kinda won😅 but just couldn't enjoy myself enough, when it was my time. Also those things and people were somewhat unique. Now everyone looks the same, in a kwerky way...but it's less personality, more only to be fashionable, at least that is my opinion...
So, we basically move from the inspiration of the early 1990s (heroin chic, grunge, kinderwhore) to the mid- to late-1990s (slip dresses, futuristic/cyber space styles (TLC, Babylon Zoo, Janet Jackson)) :D
I have found runway and season fashion lines very difficult to follow and digest. But you broke it down in a very relatable way.Thank you for bringing fashion trends to our daily lives
Hi, back in the late 90s/early 2000s, when the miumiu length skirt was all the rage in Lanzarote (canary islands), we had a name for it: the belt skirt 😂😂😂😂
Uh Oh 😂 I don’t like fringe, never have, no to the cargo pockets too. I love the idea of a pop of color with accessories. Love looking at the fashion “art” most is not very wearable in my humble opinion. You have beautiful hair and this length is very pretty on you……it looks like you have it tucked into your coat, a very creative way to change the length. Thank you for a great fashion update…
Thank you very much Justine. Nothing much for me here, except that last one maybe, but it's very interesting to know. And later see and recognize on the street who is a 'fashionista'.
Wow,,what an educational video this was! Pixel clothes, and painted on dresses,,like something from outer space,,but cool! Thanks so much, lots of love from USA, PA.
Hi Justine, The only look I could see myself wearing is Tibi. It's seems like a cool wearable vibe. I like the idea of concentrating on shoes and hosiery,maybe bags to update an outfit. I do like cargos but not going overboard with endless pockets. You always break everything down so well. Thanks for an interesting video.
Ces vidéos sont toujours intéressantes et tu sais transmettre ta passion. Merci et bravo! .. mais quand je regarde autour de moi, dans la "vraie vie", je ne vois rarement ces tendances. J'habite peut-être au mauvais endroit haha.
That was fun! Justine, I do so enjoy your Fashion Trends videos... then again, I enjoy every one of your videos! ;) I guess I'm "on-trend in two ways, though that hardly seems fair since I just bought pieces I loved years ago. My first is a chartreuse embossed leather satchel handbag. After years of carrying only black, I decided it was time for a change. In the years since, it has gotten lots of attention. Odd though, people tell me they are not like me and could not carry it - not that they didn't want to but that they couldn't. My second is a black leather motorcycle jacket from the 1950s. It is just as you described - with fringe along the bottom seam of the sleeves. It is in excellent condition, and I do my best to take care of it as I adore it.
I've always loved elongated cascading flowing fringes like things from waterfalls, harps,saules pleureurs, long hair, Grecian inspired dresses (mainly fortuny's Delphos gown), pleated skirts and even the warp on a loom before setting to weave, and I started to think about how I could incorporate that thing into my style, might be the time to get out of my confort zone Been loving a velvet choker on me lately and got really into that transitional vampy parisian style between 1916 and the mid 1920s mixed with Stevie Nicks', Annie Lennox's and Kate Bush's styles Waterlike fabrics meet an idea I had the other month that could really bring it to life I mainly wear various shades of blues and have a vermillion -orange bag I wanted to get out of my wardrobe for practical reasons Even I'm not drawn to most of the mainstream popular looks I see right now, I can now see how I've been influenced in my tastes in the same way and how I can really create something that looks like me and instead of looking like every other wannabe edgy kid without much depth and insight
@@agabrielhegartygaby9203 I was thinking more of a Haute Couture 20s dress meet the verticalness of 30s fashion in an esoteric way, like queen titania in the 1935 adaptation of midsummer night's dream But I do tend to accidentaly fall into cowboy territory a lot so I guess there's something there
Bonjour, Justine! Thank you kindly for your insights into the trends. I'm terrible at trend-spotting, because I'm stubborn and I like what I like, not necessary what is in fashion. So I need videos like yours to help me freshen up my wardrobe when I "shop my closet." Merci beaucoup
I like the Proenza Schoeler outfit and the Michael Kors skirt under fringes, both would be wearable years hence - you can wear an extreme like that skirt, because you can pair it with any 'normal' other elements, it fills and doesn't exceed the normal skirt place. I can see it ripping if your social life isn't too sedate however, i can't even keep sequins on me.
Fabulously curated selection for us! Thank you. I love how you can describe trends without making any judgements on them. If you like this, wear this. Etc. So refreshing.
Haha, at about 3:00 I said 'Its all Iris van Herpen from here huh' Very interesting possibilities And happy this brand slowly gets even more recognition as I'm a big fan
Thank you for the overview! Will have to check out some full lines myself. My favourites would be the new goth and the statement accessories 🤩, for now.
