Fashion trends seem to disappear nearly as quickly as they arrive.
In2020, you may have noticed the arrival of a plethora of new trends.
However, that means some of thehuge fashion trendsof 2019 went right out the window.
Additionally,Complex’s editor Matt Welty predicts the trend is dying out.
In an interview withSneakers Mag, he said, “everything comes and goes.
It won’t be chunky sneakers forever as a mainstream trend.
The Fila Disruptor, thankfully, won’t be worn by everyone next year.
But there will always be a place for regular sneakers.”
According toF-Trend, brands that sell garments that are “colorful” don’t actually make serious athletes happy.
Instead, athletes have started looking for products that feature more utility-driven qualities, like pockets or functional zippers.
In fact, we could be seeing a very big shift when it comes to activewear trends.
A 2020 trend report from Lyst (viaHypebae) shared a similar story.
Instead, they’re seeking “sustainable activewear.”
All black everything is out in 2020
Sorry, city slickers.
The narrow-brimmed bucket hats we’re used to seeing will be replaced with wide-brimmed bucket hats,Us Weeklyreported.
For those who aren’t ready to let go of their minuscule frames, don’t fret.
According toPopSugar,the trend is here to stay throughout 2020.
However, the tiny glasses you’re used to seeing will get a bit of an update.
Fans of the fashion trend can expect to see a sturdier, more structured version of the lenses.
Well,mostof them, anyway.
Why all the rage for the safari-themed prints?
It’s “an easy way to add a wild edge to your basics,“Vogueinsisted.
That being said, these aren’t your grandma’s suits from the ’50s.
Libby Page, senior fashion market editor atNet-A-Porter, agrees.
“We’re seeing a lot less logos on clothing and accessories,” she toldElle.
“Logos are taking the backseat as fashion enters a new understated authority,” she said.
The publication went on to predict the strap’s rising popularity “throughout the Spring 2020 season.”
But fashion aficionados can definitely expect to see a more minimalist approach to their favorite branded pieces.
Due to this, fanny packs simply aren’t seeing sales.
She also toldTheNew York Timesthat the festival fashion market as a whole had taken a hit.
A look at recent runway trends revealed a splash of bold color and not just neon coming your way.
For example, in place of beige, pistachio became the go-to neutral on the catwalk.
The earth tone enables consumers to rock color without feeling overly flashy.
In 2020, more modest denim trends are to follow.
