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What's hot and what's not? Discover the latest trends and find out what’s going to turn heads next.

Paisley Knows Best!
Anybody that knows me on a personal level is aware that I am very old-fashioned. I love old hairstyles, car designs, books, movies, music, and clothing choices. This challenge exists for us to relive a fashion trend or style that we want to come back into existence or something that invokes a sense of nostalgia. Something that takes us back in time to simpler days. Honestly, I love this challenge concept! Reliving fashion trends from decades ago that has, unfortunately, become retired is a great way to keep the memories alive.
By Rain Dayze5 years ago in Styled
Diversity and Fashion: What are the Most Influential Cultures?
The fashion world is bursting with inspiration, diversity, and creativity. Throughout the decades we have seen trends emerge, disappear and re-emerge. When it comes to clothing, we all have a particular style we strive to achieve with our everyday looks. But where do we get our inspiration from? With the emergence of social media platforms including Instagram and Pinterest, it has never been easier to find inspiration for our seasonal looks from trending celebrities and influencers.
By James Patefield5 years ago in Styled
Smells Like Grunge Spirit
I can remember the first time I heard Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit," and it was like nothing else on Earth. It sounded so different from everything before it, a completely new sound that shook up music forever.
By Elena Athon5 years ago in Styled
Development trend of artificial jewellery
In nature, mineral crystals that can be used as gems are very rare. As a result, they are expensive, making them unaffordable for many people. At the same time, the output is too small to meet the increasing demand.
By lily cool5 years ago in Styled
Live and breathe...
It was the early 2010's. Fashion blogs were ascending rapidly, and I had a daily list to go through, reading on and on. I knew what was in, what was out, and what would be “in” in the next season. I kept up with Fashion Weeks from all over the world online, ever impressed by new styles and ideas, but drawing my own conclusions.
By Julia5 years ago in Styled
“Yep In My White T”
The style that shook the world, starting from the streets of the south in the early 2000s the “White T” was a symbolic symbol that you were “on.” Meaning that you were somebody, somebody with the ability of making money without having a job or going to th NBA, and even finishing school. Making money isn’t everything but it is the only thing and the ”White T” stood for that. A lot of the older men in my neighborhood had always stayed with one on, I remember walking five blocks with my little brother everyday for school wondering ho did they keep a fresh one so I had asked
By nikko5 years ago in Styled
The Freedom of the 90s
If there ever was a fashion time period that represented the times and the period I wish I was in longer than just 96 and beyond, it would have to be the defining decade of Generation X; the 90s. There was a style for everyone to take into consideration. Whether you liked the scruff look of grunge, or the flowery glitter montage of dELiA’s or Lisa Frank, you could have it your way. But I think I’ll go for the defining style of the hip hop boom.
By S.J Mansfield5 years ago in Styled
Trends: Fashion or ecologically responsible materials
Now that I have reached the big 40, I have seen the fashions of my youth been revived, "updated", and become trendy again. However, even in my youth, I hated high wasted jeans, neon colors, stupid "fashionable" sunglasses, giant sneakers with scrunchy socks, scrunchy hair accessories, butterfly hair clips, slap bracelets, cargo pants, combat boots, overalls with one strap hanging loose, pants so baggy I could camp in them, etc.
By Wendy Sanders5 years ago in Styled
Something Unpredictable
Tie-dye, animal prints, and printed leggings are all in the past. Or are they? All of these fashion trends swam across the oceans of '90s sitcoms and music videos, providing hopes of becoming an extremely cool teenager one day. Not to mention some very unrealistic expectations of what an actual teenager indeed looks like, compared to some beautiful 20-somethings. Pop a poster of Gwen Stefani or Brad Pitt up on your ceiling for inspiration because you're going back to a simpler yet more complicated time! The fashion of the '90s brings a smile to my face and warmth to my heart.
By Joannis Rodon5 years ago in Styled
Out-Of-Date Styles Are Often The Best Styles.
“Fashion never goes out of date.” Not changing your style to the current standards means you will never go out on a date. But indeed, you could try your best to be unique, but in this cruel society, you know that at least one person will judge you. But let us pretend like society is extraordinary, and no one got judged for wearing out-of-date clothes. If that was a possibility I would definitely want to wear clothes from the Victorian Era. No one wears those kinds of clothes anymore because there are crop tops, sweat pants, sweatshirts, and more things that are in style.
By Ceo Of Dying5 years ago in Styled
Let's Fire Up The Starter Jacket Again!
Anyone who was alive between 1990 - 1995 knows about the Starter Jacket craze. They were the cool counterpart to your parent’s nylon windbreaker and pants set so you could make glorious swishing sounds with the tiniest of movements as a family.
By Jennifer Gulbrandsen5 years ago in Styled
The Timeless Style of Minimalism; Why Less Really is More.
"Minimalist fashion means having a minimal amount of clothes in your wardrobe that feel right for you and bring joy. Minimalism is the antithesis of the modern consumerist narrative—and for good reason."goodonyou.com
By Paul Heder5 years ago in Styled