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Fall Fashion Forecast
A new season is upon us, meaning it’s a whole new crop of fresh Fall/Winter lines to liven up your wardrobe for the last days of the year. It also means a new surge of trends. Whether or not you choose to ride the wave or sit the fad out is up to you, but keep your closet up to date with this Fall Fashion Forecast!
A Bidecadal Fashion Check-In
What mark will Gen Z leave on youth style and the fashion world? What styles and trends will the 2020s be remembered for? How will we look in the latter half of the decade, in a world where the future is becoming harder and harder to visualize? This article serves to examine youth fashion of the present and anticipate the youth fashion of the future–from influencers, to rapid shrinking trend cycles, to style informed by nostalgia.
Generational Fashion
Have you ever wondered why on Earth your mother wore what she did in 1990, or wished so hard that your grandmother had kept her old cardigans from when she was 20 so you could wear them? In an interview with both my mom and my grandmother, I found out more about why they wore what they did, where they got their style inspiration, and how it links back to modern fashion.
The Gen-Z Fashion Frenzy: What is It?
Gen Z’s “salad bowl” style of fashion showcases how clothes can be a creative outlet. What I mean by that is that there just isn’t one distinct style that marks 2025 like there was for 1975 or 2005. We get to pick and choose what items we wear that go together, finding voice through the mixing of different textiles and eras. But our claim to fame seems to be that we have influenced the sustainable fashion market much more than other generations. So… why?