2022 fashion trends

It’s an exciting time in fashion: we collectively live somewhere between loungewear at home and full-on party mode. That intersection calls for both high-gloss and rave looks, as well as casually dressed silhouettes and athleticism that take you into the night (hi, catsuits). It will be about the bright bright bags that indicate the bright hope of the next year And Mini skirts and micro jackets that suggest we’re officially in hiding. 11. Look at the trends BAZAAR.com It predicts 2022 – and buy them all, of course.

Cats

The catsuit is one of the most unexpected trends of the year. But don’t just take it to the runway (as seen so often at Saint Laurent and Burberry)—be aware that everyone from Hailey Bieber to Lizzo has already worn it in the wild. Just like your favorite Yoga One Piece, it got an update after dark.

Chain belts

If you’re picking up a general 90s/early acts vibe, you’re not wrong. Tuck it all in with a chain belt or belly chain wrap around or directly above your belly button. Designers should have a great time in 2022 if that’s you. Chanel is leading the way.

High neck dresses

The simple-looking long fitted Elitch dress packs a punch. It’s stylish and sensual, can be dressed up with heeled boots or simple flats. It reminds almost all of Yves Saint Laurent’s women, and is the perfect background for all the great accessories – from chain belts to bangle bracelets.

Micro Blazers

Jackets are becoming the size of our collective patience for this never-ending epidemic. Read: very little. Lean toward a leaner, more tailored silhouette, as seen at Proenza Schouler, Miu Miu, and Jacquemus. Paired with everything from skinny pants to mini skirts, the micro blazer opens up many new styling possibilities.

Big jackets

Tiny boats not your thing? Big, boxy jackets aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. They are executed well in black, they work well in white and white. Pair with denim, simple dresses, fitted dresses or coordinating pants – in other words, with almost anything.

Shiny things

Don’t hide your light under a barrel, ladies. Labels ranging from Céline to Carolina Herrera and Copernicus have received high praise. From maxi dresses to mini skirts, these looks will demand a dance floor moment or five.

Bright bags

Bottega Veneta bags They will hold up to 90 percent of their value by 2021, according to resale site Rebag’s annual report. This includes Bottega Veneta’s green and bold and bright iterations. The bottom line: Your handbag doesn’t just have to come in black, brown or brown. Embrace the rainbow from labels like The Row and Loewe and indie brands like Farr.

Mini dress

While the economy doesn’t currently support that whole hemline index idea, why not stock up on Miu Miu, Prada, Dior or The Attico mini? Showing off a little leg makes anyone feel light, playful and rich.

Oversized shirts

A new image seems to be emerging, and it’s as simple and carefree as we’d like it to be. The math: flowy bottoms, paired with flowing pants, invisibly cinched in the middle (as seen at Fendi and Peter Doe and Gigi Hadid).

Raver style

Put on some EDM and a bucket hat (but keep the light sticks at home) because life is very brave and everyone is invited. Pieces that speak volume (from color to graphic elements) add a more interesting look every day.

Low-rise pants

Do not let the word Low rise Wake up. These aren’t your Britney Spears thong-revealing jeans (not that our Britney love doesn’t run deep). At current Bottega Veneta, Vetement and Balenciaga, pants and jeans are loose and sit cool at the hips, revealing a logo or center hint tied underneath.

Nipples

Office casual is getting too liberal at your current workplace, or if you’re ready to look your outfit up a notch, a bra is the perfect way to inject a bit of modernity into your tailored labels. Try it with extravagant dresses like Emily Ratajkowski, with a slim pencil skirt as seen at Michael Kors or in combination with a somber shade à la Jil Sander.

“Work” shoes

All the great looks right now, from baggy pants to raver style, low heel shoes call for it. To balance the visual weight of your new low-rise pants or to floor your cute new mini, a studded loafer or lace-up provides a classic shape with just the right tone.