Hey guys! This comment section has really become a fashion forum which I love and it's been hard to respond to everyone so I'm just passing by to say thank you! MAIAZINE is about community and sharing ideas so YOU are part of it and it makes me super happy to see all of this. As a lot of you have commented already, all these opinions shouldn't be taken too seriously because this was made for entertainment purposes: I myself rarely buy new clothes so I just use whatever I like! See you very soon with the trend predictions video... 🧷Maia
The girl with short hair in the leather jacket needs to just naff the f0ck off - most of these designers have a very narrow view of fashion and style - and also, more than half of these people don’t even look like they can dress themselves… what is happening??
Yes, wear what you want! If the trend dies just keep the clothes. Don’t just throw em away you can still use em in diff outfits, it’s fun to mix and match clothes and accessories. It would be good for Earth too since you can help in making less trash.
I felt so sorry hearing the girl who thinks that if you’re wearing crochet ‘you should go to hell’ etc. I think fashion gives us the possibility to express ourselves and that’s a wonderful thing. I get it that different people like different things and different trends, but you should never criticise or even attack someone for their fashion choices. To each their own. We can express our feelings and opinions without insulting each other. Be kind.
i don't crochet, but i think crochet is one of the best trends that became popular this year. it's super accessible way to start making your own clothes, and making something for yourself to wear can actually be so special. i feel like it makes you appreciate the process of creating clothes (or creating in general) more, which is something that gets forgotten with fast fashion my best friend gifted me a crocheted plushy and it's my favourite gift ever because i can feel how much effort and love is put into it. it's "granny" because it's made with love!!
Exactly. I just made a bunch of crochet bees for my teachers as a Christmas present and they LOVED them. I started selling plushies at school and Im making bank bro.
Just wanted to say that if you’re crocheting your own butterfly tops, you’re cool and creative as hell. It’s impressive and sustainable and I think probably timeless. I still have and wear crochet pieces my grandma made and I love them!❤️
Bless the two girls who talked about having more than one aesthetic. I’ve been struggling with sticking to one aesthetic and it’s been triggering imposter syndrome in me and making me feel inauthentic, so hearing someone say that it’s fine or even better to have multiple aesthetics and to dress according to what you feel like just made me so happy and made me feel very much OK about myself and my style .. so big shoutout to them
I personally think this whole aesthetics thing sucks. Just wear whatever you want without being afraid of fitting or not fitting into a specific category.
Oh you definitely don’t have to try to stick to one aesthetic! Maybe I’m old and uncool, but I’ve never put much stake into trends. I just wear whatever I want to wear and have been doing that for years! I might not be trendy but at least I’m happy not killing myself over my fashion choices. Like fashion should be 100% fun and stress free! Don’t let others judge you and make you feel bad about what you’re wearing! If you have friends like that then I’m sorry but you need new friends. I have always just worn whatever I want to wear and whatever I’m feeling and vibing with that day and I’ll tell you I’ve never regretted that! Trends are overrated and fashion should just be fun!
I don't know if this is a generational gap or more an european POV, but I don't understand why so many people is worried about aesthetics. They are such a recent invention, and a lot of them are based on times when the "aesthetic" was created NATURALLY, due to social, economic and artistic backgrounds. How in earth can a person feel "inauthentic" just for wearing one or another fabric/color/shape? Clothing is important, yes, but they are just tools, they're important becuase there's a *real person* behind them, telling a story. I think that's why I don't like aesthetics, they're like random stories, non personal, just empty and ready to be adopted by whoever.
I personally change aesthetics according to my mood, also depends on the season, and where I will be going. And sometimes I go through phases, I’ll feel more ladylike and classic, skirts and kittens heels, and other times I’ll feel more edgy and rock, black coat and platform combat boots.
I kinda agree with the “don’t stick to one aesthetic” because some people think that they NEED to only dress one way instead of enjoying a variety of styles or combining and making it uniquely tailored to yourself. Someone complimented my style at work and said that she wanted to dress more fashionably too but isn’t sure which style she wants to pick. If you want to always dress one way, go ahead, no problem, but if you feel like experimenting that’s also not a problem. I think people get overwhelmed and forget that fashion is an art where you can express yourself and not have to always follow the rules of one style. How do you think we get new styles?
A trend that should die out is trends. Let's all just wear what we love instead of obsessing over one thing after another, and then hating it as the trend gets even more popular. Edit: Yes I am aware that it's almost impossible to get rid of these types of trends. I said that it SHOULD die out, not that it WILL die out.
the black girl who said the “controversial” topic about y2k is just so right. there’s so much about the y2k aesthetic that gets left out because white influencers don’t engage with the black y2k aesthetic. and if they do it goes uncredited :/
not gonna say anything about white influencers engaging or not engaging in anything but i will say that y2k stands for "the year 2000" and countries other than America, England etc, set many of the most iconic fashion trends back then. Europe and europop are some of the main y2k influences and ppl nowadays credit america like stop. anyways during the early 2000s sure black hip hop aesthetic and culture was booming but it wasn't as relevant around the globe as it was in america and white influencers are likely influenced by their parents and European celebs of those times so of course the white influencers y2k will be different to what you consider to be iconic y2k and especially non english speaker or European white influencers y2k will be completely unrelated to black culture y2k for obvious reasons. i don't think its fair to A) expect every white person, influencer and celeb to have to be all inclusive they are still people who can wear and like what they want and B) i'll be honest (I'm Polish, we don't get much of this type of drama here but i see its common in america) when white influencers do finally do anything that is considered black culture/owned or inspired , more often than not it becomes a scandal and ppl are never happy. Some white influencers may just wanna stay unproblematic with how popular cancel culture is today. Ik race is important but not everything is about race and race does not need to be brought up in every most basic topic. y2k is a broad term and everyone interprets it how they like. i do hope that everyone gets credit where credit is due though because that is correct many ppl claim things without mentioning its origins which can be disrespectful and harmful. I do love the black y2k aesthetic but being as pale as a sheet of printer paper i'd look ridiculous lol. I'll leave it to the pretty black girls and guys to slay
the whole y2k aesthetic isn't even no where near y2k..in fact, that style is actually called mcbling which takes in the girly colors, crappy rhinestone outfits, bright colors, juicy coture, von dutch...yeah..those brands!
@@karinafafara7665 hello! i genuinely just wanted to talk about how i think black fashion is cool too and you brought up how england and europe fashion trends in the discussion. i’m not a fashion expert and i don’t even go to a fashion school, but of course i know that y2k is a time period. of course i know, it’s gonna be different around the world. and of course, i know that white influencers influence other white influencers. the point of my comment was to agree with the girl in the vid, and recognize/appreciate black hip hop culture.
Shoutout to the girl in the black hoodie with red hair was great at stating her opinion, but also not sh*tting on people who wanted to wear things she viewed as not cool anymore.
I don't think sweater vests will ever die out. They just rotate into different social cliques every decade. In the 80s, it was for the "nerds". In the 70s, it was for the fashionable working class. In the 50s/60s, it was for the clean cut folks. 70s fashion just made a comeback this decade so it's seen as fashionable again.
@@gabrielsanabriaibieta literally no. every 20 years it's colorful or all neutrals. 70s, 90s, 2010s was neutral, 60s, 80s, 00s and 2020s is colorful. these are facts. y2k is back, and 60s mainly.
As much as I loved the commentary and insight from these students, my main takeaway is how stressful it must be to care about the tiniest details to the point that you wish someone would go die because they're into crochet at worst, or find myself extremely uncomfortable being around someone because of the size of their purse at best. Fashion really should serve the wearer first and onlooker second - I wish more people had that mindset.
yeh like just cus I don’t like an outfit piece doesn’t mean im like gonna hate u as a person because of that . sometimes ppl take fashion a little too seriously
I think the insight about y2k was interesting tho because it’s current aesthetic compared to back then is distinct and its history of black womens contribution and culture being overshadowed
I wish people don't get to aggressive with their opinions on something so subjective as fashion. You can critique it without dragging. I appreciate the ones who expressed their thoughts kindly. Someone out there who watched this video may have felt a bit bad for wearing some of these.
I’m such a silly sensitive person but I haven’t worn skinny jeans since 2020 because everyone around were bullying people so harshly over them 💀💀💀 Didn’t throw them away though because that’s wasteful. Also by bullying people over trends makes people contribute to the landfills of waste. We should encourage long term trends and secondhand shopping.
@@DrBitchcraft. I am at the point in my life that I dont care anymore ,I still wear skinny jeans in 2022 and I think I look good ,some people dont like it or call me chugy or dated well they chose to look at me tough not my problem 😅 also jeans are expensive af ,I am not buying new pants everytime a new style comes out
@@DrBitchcraft. I think that most women have rather bad experiences with skinny jeans or find mom jeans and other less tight jeans more comfortable. My mom really wants me to start wear skinny jeans (because she genuinely likes the look of it) but I absolutely despise them because I just don’t feel good in them. I have friends who are starting to wear skinny jeans again and they look bomb af!! So please wear whatever you want, and whenever someone shames you don’t be afraid to clap back.
The Asian girls were the sweetest, even if the trends weren’t their style they still appreciated them 🥺🥺 That’s the type of mindset we need to keep when it comes to fashion, that’s why we have so much waste and overconsumption because people have an ego to looking “different.” That one girl wearing all black was definitely unpleasant, the “go to hell” language was unnecessary input :/
Yeah, that was so negative that it hurt me and I personally never liked crochet tops. Why not just appreciate that certain styles make people happy regardless of your own personal opinion?
I like how many had basically easy-going positive vibes as they gave their thoughts about trends. The people who answered almost everything in the vein of "crochet makes me homicidal!!", not so much. And, as an older person I saw nothing discussed today that hasn't been a trend in the past, and probably will be again in the future!
Fashion student here: None. Trends are never over because they will eventually come back. It doesn't matter how you dress yourself as long as it fits your tastes and makes you feel confident and beautiful. I'm over the whole "but it's not trendy anymore-". I've been dressing like I want to for years. It took me a while to find what I'm comfortable in, but my style was never a trend to begin with. I've honestly come to a point where I hate the fashion industry and its messages. I want to be part of a change.
In biz we keep talking about seasonless and i'm all for it, the problem with trends, even if they come back is the overconsumption and constant wear and throw out after months because it's cheap, the general public can't see further than what they see in the moment, "it was cheap so imma throw out to make room for more and new" type of shit, fast fashion feeds off this shit and i'm so pissed that people are still so blindsided and brainwashed
I was picturing something a little different when she mentioned that. I was picturing the oversized sweaters paired with maxi skirts look. Big on big. It might look good on a tall model, but on a short gal like me it looks super frumpy. If I want to do baggier on top, the bottom will be more form fitting or less overwhelming with material. Likewise for the bottoms. If I'm wearing a long skirt, I pair it with a form fitting top that shows some skin (bare arms or shoulders with a nice neckline). It just looks like some of the fashion world has adopted the very modest, fundamentalist Christian look (i.e most of the body is covered by lots of fabric). I'm so over that.
I personally like the tight shirts with a spaghetti strap dress over it ever since the 90s. Layering your clothes can bring different textures and dimensions to the overall outfit.
I like that strap dresses fit most girl, as someone with very wide swim shoulders normally the dress will fit to thight around my shoulders, but the straps just fit perfect!
tbh crochet is really special to me. it gave me something to do while i was stuck at home and as a teen who doesnt have their own money to buy a LOT of cool clothes, crochet was the outlet that helped me create stuff i wanna wear.
I feel like the sweater vest is a super cool trend and it should stay, just because they can be used in all different seasons and we need more practical and transitional pieces in our closets
@@ёлки-я7п yes she was, how can a fashion student be so close minded?? like fashion is art, a form of expression and everybody has their own way to express themselves, the world doesn't revolve around her taste. I was so surpraised
@@notyourdays i Can kinda understand getting a little 'emotional' since I used to study art and graphic design and sometimes it hurts when you see bad design, but nonetheless I completely agree with you, plus it's kinda just clothes, something to keep you warm
People who crochet g- Not today Satan✋🏽 Crocheters (and knitters and other fiber artists) you’re dope and talented never forget that✨ Butterfly top tutorial coming soon🤪
another annoying thing about trends and why the whole idea of "trends" going in and out of style should die, is when you find an item you adore and wear and love for years and then suddenly it comes in style and you look "uncool" if you still wear it
To me, fashion is exhausting at some point and it just ties too close to capitalist consumerism for me to really embrace and celebrate it. I do think i can be art and a way for expressing oneself, but there is so much suffering, so much dirty money going in the marketing process and the industry is so toxic to young girls, causing mental health issues and body dysmorphia. I am not a fan of fashion as it is right now.
Sameee. I don’t have a problem with people just following the newest trends, but I just wish people who don’t follow any trends in particular or have been following certain previous/older trends (whether they did it way before or after those styles were considered as “trends”) because it fits their taste and liking don’t get shitted on for it. Like, why not let people be diverse when it comes to fashion?
As someone who is interested in fashion, a lot of the things that are considered “trendy” have been around during different decades, like sweater vests and cowboy/cowgirl boots. It’s so easy and versatile to style with sweater vests because it can be worn with a t-shirt or turtle neck. Then cowboy/cowgirl boots have always been popular and are now worn through everyday wear which is iconic, it makes your outfit just pop.
Exactly !! Here in my town the cowboy/girl boots and outfit in general is such a common thing between adults (specially men) and little kids, all of the grown men in the family that I know dress that way
Definately. Doc Martin's were everywhere when I was a student in the l8 80's. Ditto resin rings and many of today's " cool" kit seems straight out of the early 90 s to me. I like it. I m cool again haha
I don't like cowboy boots. A friend got me a pair handmade in Guatemala and they're good quality boots but... cowboy boots are ugly. She's got me a lot of cool stuff in her travels over the years that I love but I've never liked cowboys. I think I understand the draw. I love my wellies. I think growing up in rural England, we're very attached to our wellies (rubber boots). They're comfortable, sensible and they're best if you don't wash the mud off but let it accumulate because who wants to be seen in clean wellies?
I personally love when trends "die" because then I can get pieces I actually like from those trends for way cheaper knowing full well they'll come back later :)
The trend that I hope dies in 2022 is people judging others for what they wear. We should all be able to express ourselves through fashion without judgement
@Don K preach, I think it’s what u do with your judgements. For example if I see someone who I think is unfashionable and decide to bully or shun that person then that makes me a bad person, but I can analyse someone’s clothing, think it’s ugly and still be their friend
@Don K oh yeah for sure judging is also a natural human thing tbh something we can't do because constantly we are judging but I also agree with below too ofc I also think that with judging things if you don't have something nice to say don't say it but I do know that we will all probably be judging in our heads lol anyways I hope I wasn't rude I agree with you!
Nah, it's totally fine to have judgements about fashion. Just don't be mean to the person. There are a lot of fashion trends I hate. I despise low waists on dresses, I don't like low-rise pants of any kind, and I dislike the way chains look on outfits. I'm not going to harass someone for wearing that, sometimes people can rock it, but I still don't like the style. We should be able to express our opinions, just don't be rude about it.
judging is completely fine, judgement could also be good everyone has their own opinions, whats wrong is being rude about it like that one girl who said to die and go to hell if you like fucking butterfly tops like...
I don't think she meant have no pockets... I think she was just saying we don't need them on every garment/we don't need a million pockets on one piece of clothing.
@@sofiarou7603 this is so embarrassing. imagine thinking that if someone offers a tad bit of criticism then “it’s racist.” just goes to show that you didn’t truly listen to what she was saying nor do you understand what racism actually is.
skinny jeans can stay. They are flattering when worn correctly. They are the kind of piece that you use as a base for the look and then add other pieces depending on how well they go with the skinnies. If you reach for them last then they often don't look so great.
i couldn't disagree more, but I guess overall we all should wear what we feel beautiful in and your own comfort and taste should always be put before others opinions and trends. fuck trends btw, just wear whatever you want
I love wearing crocs, I just never thought they were fashionable lmao. They're designed for comfort and I don't mind wearing them out! But I never imagined they'd be a trend considering all the hate they got when I was a teenager
Wear what you like. Some people can't afford to keep up with trends as fast as they come and go. Some people lust after a trend and as soon as they can afford it, it goes out of style. Trends were created by fast fashion to keep you buying more and contribute to landfill. Invest in solid pieces to last a while and WEAR WHAT YOU LIKE ALWAYS
I had higher expectations of these students’ opinions, more like detailed and rational arguments since they are the pros. However I guess style and clothing is personal and should always reflect one’s own personality rather then copying what everyone wears
I read in one other comment that a lot of the so-called "fashion school students" on SNS are not actually studying to be fashion designers. So they could be good at styling, but don't know how to actually design clothing, and that's why can't give detailed opinions.
Most of these kids (particularly the meanest ones) will prolly end up in PR. They tended to be bullying menaces to the sanity and productivity of project teams and were fired regularly, only to be replaced with a carbon copy. (Yes I’m personally triggered😂)
I’m a former fashion design student and I was too shocked of how opinionated they were. In my experience people who study fashion design are generally more open minded since we are trained to constantly question our own biases. But this might differ depending on the school?
something that needs to go in 2022 is personal style. we should all wear white body tights that are slightly too large for us and make it look like we are melting
As a Hungarian who grew up making their own crochet designs simply because their nagymama (grandma) did itt, I never saw crochet in the media. It looks cool though, I love seeing people who also crochet make their own designs and D.I.Y for their own passions and styles! :D
To me, fashion is exhausting at some point and it just ties too close to capitalist consumerism for me to really embrace and celebrate it. I do think i can be art and a way for expressing oneself, but there is so much suffering, so much dirty money going in the marketing process and the industry is so toxic to young girls, causing mental health issues and body dysmorphia. I am not a fan of fashion as it is right now.
@@fleuramolly6169 Me neither, sometimes I have to take a break from it and the community surrounding it as sometimes it is just too toxic at points. There are times when not being "it" can break or make a person's reputation (as silly as it sounds)
Az én nagymamám is horgolt, illetve a mai napig csinálja. Eddig mindig terítőket, de mióta a fiatalabb generáció nőtagjai kezdenek felnőni, áttért a kiegészítőkre. Karácsonyra minden lánynak táskát csinál, alig várom, hogy hordhassam. :)
most of these fashion students were lovely and gave really constructive reasoning. a couple had baddddd energy and really poor reasoning :) iykyk ! entitled to your own opinion but i think having such intense feelings toward a trend is a little much
To me, fashion is exhausting at some point and it just ties too close to capitalist consumerism for me to really embrace and celebrate it. I do think i can be art and a way for expressing oneself, but there is so much suffering, so much dirty money going in the marketing process and the industry is so toxic to young girls, causing mental health issues and body dysmorphia. I am not a fan of fashion as it is right now.
I agree, very bad vibes from a couple people. if you tell someone to go to hell for wearing something maybe you should spend some more time alone :) cringy "edgy" jokes like that never make you come off as cool as you think they will
loved the two black girls in the video especially, they had great insights about trends, great style & you could tell they found so much joy in fashion!
I absolutely LOVE baggy underneath and baggy on top. I think it looks cool and also it makes people who are body conscious feel more confident and comfortable to look stylish but without having to show too mush skin or wear stuff that are tight. It’s also like very grunge and just overall very comfortable
@@wholesome122 YES ! Im sweat so much so if I want to wear lighter colors I have to wear them baggy otherwise the boob sweat and underarm sweat is coming 🥲🥲
I think it’s actually crazy when young non-Black people express how un-trendy Black culture is AFTER they’re done dressing up in it. The “hype“ around fashion pieces that have been a pillar in Black and brown communities has been around and will continue to be around long after your infatuation with them, sweetie.🥰
White ppl seem to do this a lot. I remember when ppl used to go to music festivals with the feathers and beads in their hair and even saw ppl wearing those feathered chief hats. It was a trend for a while and then it died out. I found it kind weird too take from NA culture like that and then say it wasn't cool anymore when those things are literally apart of NA culture. I kinda feel the same with cowboy boots. I'm from an area inTexas that has a lot of farmland but the city is kinda close by, so I grew up seeing a combo of the two styles. And it feels bizarre for city ppl to debate if cowboy boots/hats are a dead trend as if cowboys/farmers don't still exist and wear those thing bc of efficiency and not bc they think it's cute. When something becomes apart of your everyday life it's normal that these communities make these items more aesthetic to all the variety of outfits they have. So it feels rude and tone-deaf for these white city kids to try and say those things aren't cool anymore
agree. Streetwear is currently "in" and it will eventually die as well, but minorities have been into streetwear for decades now. I'll just be rolling my eyes when eventually ppl are gonna say the streetwear look is dead when it has been around and will keep being around long after white girls stop wearing AF1's.
I remember this happened with the art hoe aesthetic movement on tumblr that spread but white people got a hang of it and like always they started to dominate the style 😵
And now you’re expected not to wear it anymore because it’s not trending. Trends exploit cultures and different day to day styles of clothing for some people and the fact that they become a trend is ridiculous to me.
Yeah its cause of tiktok once someone sees someone wearing something on tiktok it turns into a trend all of a sudden everyone wants to wear it... like the "y2k shien tops" now they're sitting in the back of everyones closet glad i never bought any of those
Ok but why do people have to take everything so seriously, the whole point of fashion is to express yourself, even if something isn’t functional doesn’t mean you need to be marrow minded, just do what feels true to you and don’t judge others
Because, they’re really passionate about it and it matters a lot to them. And because of that some of them then take the next step and start enforcing their values on others lol
@@Hanapetals yeh that sounds about right😌 I just don’t really understand it , I’m a fashion student myself and I also feel very strongly about the impact of fashion and expression through clothing, never felt the need to dictate what some people “Definitely” shouldn’t wear tho
The intro instantly turned me off. The only trend that needs to die is judgemental people telling us what to wear and what not to wear. I admire anyone that finds joy in self-expression through clothing
Wearing baggy on baggy clothes is a confidence booster for me. I grew up in a church were woman were expected to wear extremely modest clothing but my Mom always pressured me to be modest yet attractive. She would pressure me to wear tons of makeup and was always trying to get me to balance on the thin line of “trendy yet modest.” If I ever messed up and wore something too form fitting or too trendy she’d get angry. When I started wearing baggy on baggy fashion I was in love. That style of fashion with chains and whatnot repelled old men from my church like you would not believe. I get to focus soley on the clothes and not hyper-fixate on my body and how it is being perceived which feels so freeing to me. And my family/church can’t be angry to my face because guess what, I’m still being modest! It’s a win win.
Saying things like this is classist. Many people cannot afford ethically made shirts for like $40 apiece. And thrift stores are not available for everyone
@@kat3ph0bic61 To me, fashion is exhausting at some point and it just ties too close to capitalist consumerism for me to really embrace and celebrate it. I do think i can be art and a way for expressing oneself, but there is so much suffering, so much dirty money going in the marketing process and the industry is so toxic to young girls, causing mental health issues and body dysmorphia. I am not a fan of fashion as it is right now.
@@fleuramolly6169 And that's valid too but low income people deserve to be able to participate in fashion if that's what they like. There's no ethical consumption under capitalism
@@chee8572 exactly! They always leave that out in their arguments. I grew up less fortunate and would save until I could afford nicer pieces. It’s not difficult if you can shop at Shein.
I dont know what I was expecting clicking this but, the level of pretension in some of these students is ASTOUNDING - Especially considering the main ones complaining are wearing trends other people hate. Style is subjective and there are no rules, especially from young white students wearing "trends" POC's created.
It’s so important to just wear what you like and let others do the same without being condescending or judgmental. It’s a good thing that we all have different tastes because the variety keeps fashion interesting. It isn’t going to be as engaging or fun if we’re limiting ourselves to trends and to the opinions of other people.
bec of social media trends come and go so fast i literally saw like 3 trends come and go in my place in the span of 2 months its insane! for me for us common ppl i think its good to curate personal style, thrift if u can and make sure to use the most of anything u buy. BUT one trend i need to tone down is cropped tops in general lol! cropped tops are cute but not everything has to be cropped Pleasee!!!
To me, fashion is exhausting at some point and it just ties too close to capitalist consumerism for me to really embrace and celebrate it. I do think i can be art and a way for expressing oneself, but there is so much suffering, so much dirty money going in the marketing process and the industry is so toxic to young girls, causing mental health issues and body dysmorphia. I am not a fan of fashion as it is right now.
Some of the cropped tees with the child like graphics are a big no for me. It’s probably the only trend that makes me uncomfortable a bit. It reminds me of children tops when they’re little that you buy at target or even the children’s place.
I agree.. I think they're cute but sometimes I really want a normal sized shirt and the cutest shirts I see are cropped so it's disappointing sometimes.
Some of these answers were very respectful and insightful! Like the lack of black fashion people in the y2k revival and the erasure of hip hop is so true! But others just sounded very immature. I guess that’s where a lot of college students are at in life so it makes sense. If people can’t walk in heals then every time they do they’re gonna get better, it’s called practice. Not everyone has to be perfect or able to walk like a model in order to wear what they want. Some of these comments are so silly and judgey. You just know that as these people grow up they’ll realize being to stringent about what other people do isn’t it. Fashion should be about creation, expression, and utility. Not about conforming to what a 22 year old thinks!
Hey! That was me who said the bit about people who can’t walk in heels or platforms. Im in footwear design and know what that can do to your feet. It wasnt any shade, im just looking out for peoples feet and ankles 🥰🥰
on a mildly unrelated note, I heard that even models themselves are said to be trained to walk and dress themselves a certain way, so you can say that even professionals need practice in order to better themselves fashion-wise. After all, a good eye for fashion is a skill of its own, people have different skill levels and may learn slower than others, and that is okay.
as someone who just enjoys fashion, I think next year doing your own thing, mixing styles and being bold will be the "trend", I've been seeing a lot of 90's Japanese fashion, colorful mesh tops, camp y2k shirts and layering, experimenting is so cool and I'm here for it regardless if it becomes a trend or not.
I don’t know if anyone else picked up on this but most if not all of the trends they’re discussing relates to womenswear or women’s fashion. It’s like I do get where they’re coming from but why do we heavily critique women for wearing certain things? Like that guy who said he didn’t like the tight long sleeve top underneath the slip dress like maybe some women don’t want to show their arms or dress a little more modestly or warm. There’s such an underlying misogyny to fashion as well. Menswear isn’t half as criticised and it’s much less innovative and creative than womenswear.
You are right about trends for women changing a lot (like, shops really needs us to spend a looot of money on new clothes and that's the reason trends are created). But I think that saying that this man is misogynistic is a bit of a stretch because not everything is that deep. He just doesn't like it, that's his preference. Every woman can wear it anyway no matter his opinion. I'm a woman and can't stand moccasins on men. Would I call it 'misandric'? Absolutely not 🙅♀️
As a former Central Saint Martins student I can tell you one thing…. Students don’t know anything about what’s going to be fashionable. Most students don’t care about what’s on trend they rather be unique. WEAR WHATEVER YOU LIKE! Because most designers take inspiration from what they see randomly on the streets. You could in fact create the next trend.
i feel like half of these people (biased bc of the ig profiles and selected photos) don't even do anything really unique or innovative with fashion anyway...so wear what you want and like besties! coolness is a construct
Trends are honestly a good way to introduce clothing/accessories that weren't really on certain people's radar before. And people are free to just pick and choose which ones to wear and keep and which ones to hate and avoid.
I totally agree with not sticking to one aesthetic! You shouldn't just stick to one aesthetic! Some days I dress gothic, e-girl, punk, and other days I dress indie, Y2k, academia, etc... It's quite funny to see the reactions of people at school and I agree it's funny that one day I dress in gothic clothe and the other day I dress in cute clothing. The aesthetic you choose to wear doesn't matter. What matters is how you style it.
@@5-starmichelin760 Or the opposite. its an expression of self and creativity, and defiance against capitalism. What about if you make and thrift for your clothes? Or taylor old clothes. You'd be surprised by how many different outfits you can make with the same clothes, its all about how you style them. And i say this as someone who was homeless living out of a van and still played with fashion.
@@5-starmichelin760 as someone who aCTUALLY isn't doing the best financially in a third world country, I'd disagree since it means that I don't need to spend so much money searching for specific pieces to fit my aesthetic (especially alt clothing, as an alt kid for a couple of years now, it's hard to find pieces that aren't overpriced, and even the materials used to DIY alt clothes are overpriced here too. Literally all affordable clothing here is casual old people clothes, athleisure, or cutesy so I have no choice but to combine these styles with my own to save money) edit: in addition to that, "not having a full wardrobe" isn't an excuse to not have an outfit. The key is to have a few key pieces (like a go-to shirt, pants, dress, etc. versatility is also an important thing to note), and just mix and match to wear the same clothes repeatedly, don't just buy something just because it "looks good" since you'll waste money. Also, just wear your clothes as long as you can and learn to fix them yourself, that's how I got away when I needed to save money.
I had an ex who shamed me for wearing different aesthetics in my late teens and he was of course abusive and destroyed my self esteem. Nowadays I don’t care so much about aesthetic and focus on fit, shape, and whether I like it or not. It’s so nice to not care about what others think and just wear what I feel confident in!
Hi. I'm an art student. None of these things will die, because art kids like weird clothes and will hold on to them. Take my goth platforms from my cold dead hands.
I think that with the whole pandemic situation people are definitely paying more attention to comfort and practicality so that girl who mentioned it was right, also lots of people lost their jobs because of it and spending ridiculous amounts of money on ridiculous items looks pretty stupid if you ask me, crocheting is also a super cool way to save money on fashion and to express yourself, not to mention that its more eco friendly and we are definitely also paying attention to that, finally, yes, balenciaga needs to stop the clownery
I always loved my crocs and Ive been wearing them since i was toddler, i think fashion is more about finding that very specific thing that represent you, and working around it, there is literally no need to follow trends since they always come back and we always reuse inspiration from the past
True! And I love crocs, they’re super easy to slip on for a walk, they’re okay to get wet at the beach, and they’re hella comfy. Crocs are cute and functional imo
I'm not a fashion student but I do love it a lot and personally, I think a part of loving fashion is exploring absolutely everything. How are you going to make any revolutionary look if you're so limited to what the world should look like in any way? The beauty of dressing up is for everyone to do it differently.
when I finally got to a point where I could unapologetically and confidently wear whatever I want felt so good and I’ve never looked back since!! that being said I appreciate trends in the sense that sometimes they get me to think of pieces/outfits that were never on my personal radar and sometimes gets me to try something out of my comfort zone, I think in the past few years I’ve also gotten better at determining whether I like something because it’s “trendy” or I genuinely want to incorporate it into my wardrobe. also, if you want to cycle your style and change it up thrifting/donating/selling is such a great way cause things aren’t going to waste and you can do it fairly often with minimal environmental impact! :)
I totally agree that you should be inspired by a lot of different aesthetics and make it your own. Trends are for INSPIRATION. Wear what you want before it’s trendy, after it’s trendy, or if it never becomes trendy. Wear what you want because YOU love it, and because it makes you feel comfortable and confident
The “too arts and crafts” comment bothered me. Homemade items encourages creativity and sustainability for the Individual. I love that people are making their own necklaces, clothes, etc at home. The item is your own and holds special meaning to the wearer. I love the idea of making your own clothes instead of always buying from big companies. This girl bothered me. Who’s against arts and crafts ? So weird.
Damn so many rules! I like to just have fun with fashion and wear what I think looks good and feels fun to wear. As you get older you realise trends come and go so flippantly, it’s not worth buying into them unless you genuinely love an item of clothing and will wear it beyond the “trend” period.
ive noticed that i have 3 aesthetics that i alternate between 1. academia or “smart looking” 2. all black/mostly black clothing 3. “i didn’t want to get out of bed but i also want to look decent”
just becuz u study “fashion” it doesn’t mean u can be straight up rude and obnoxious no one cares about ur opinion I’ll wear whatever I like to wear no matter it’s a trend or not
I actually agree with the girl on her comment about the naked wolfe platforms. I dislike the brands icon on the back of them. I think the boots are perfectly fine without it. If they made them without that on them, i would buy!
i love all the differing opinions on each topic. it highlights how fashion really is just another art form, full of subjectivity and expression of opinion!! makes me happy about this coming generation of designers :)
Just a reminder that what this one person thinks is over, if you like it, wear it. If it makes you happy and you feel sexy and confident, you can pull of nearly everything. In MY own opinion there are items I dislike at the moment, , like small sunglasses, but if I see someone wearing something 'very uncool and out of fashion' and you still wear it, I have got mad respect for you , it shows that you do your own thing and don't need to follow the crowd. Also, fashion is very expensive, and lying awake being anxious about a huge credit card debt is so not worth it. I know social media makes it hard to not repeat outfits, but your friends and partners, parents, don't only love you for your clothes. 💚
If its really important to you to have brands and you really want to spice up your insta, borrow some expensive stuff from friends, friends parents, brother, then plan a fun casual shoot with the clothes and then return it. Keep your captions vague. There's ways to fake it, but remember that's what most others are doing! You look back on memories of who you were w ith, places, not the outfits! Have fun!
I love sweater vests. I've always been drawn to that cozy style and preppy look and sweater vests do both of those things. People don't like sweater vests because they've been oversaturated but there's nothing inherently wrong or ugly about them. I've been wearing them for years and I'm not stopping.
I can't understand the girl who said pockets need to go. I can't believe in 2021 women still don't get good pockets on all their clothes, and still need to carry a handbag to compensate for the lack of practicality of their wardrobe. In 2022, I vote for pockets on most women clothing, like skirts, dresses, cardigans, vests, coats! and not just condom size ones XD
@@MD-rp6jd maybe you do. i have super baggy jeans with pockets that are the size of a credit card. it makes no sense - my boyfriends straight jeans can hold both our phones and wallets. why can't my baggy jeans do the same? it's clearly not about figure.
@@MD-rp6jd Funny you assume some people dress to look unflattering! I'm looking good though thanks, and I GOT POCKETS ;) Menswear, especially classic suits and coats, are loaded with pockets and no one thinks they are not flattering. They use the right fabric and work with shapes to make that happen. It is a widely known fact in fashion that pockets are ridiculously small or non existent in women's garments, no matter the shape or style, compared to men's clothing. KC's example is so true! I tried winter coats the other day, and most of them had NO pockets, or some too small to put your hands in it - double punishment if you forget your gloves ! XD It makes no sense, especially when you try on oversize styles!!! And I tried coats worth up to 650 euros, so don't tell me no one paid a skilled designer at this price tag...
I agree 100%. I'm an older women, and I prefer to not carry a handbag. I travel lightly and use my pockets. The only time I have to carry a handbag is when I"m wearing something without pockets. To me carrying a handbag, I feel like I'm lugging a small suitcase around. lol
I took her to mean clothes that have random useless pockets on them. I’ve been seeing a lot of useless pockets just stuck on clothing in ways that it doesn’t look like it belongs at all. You know the pockets on the front of a t-shirt but then they put that pocket on dresses and coats and it doesn’t make sense.
I always found it funny how fashion students have this persona of quirky, chill, and “not like everyone else” vibes. But here they are, telling society what is/is not trendy and what we shouldn’t wear to fit in….
The very idea of "trends" suck in general. Wear whatever tf YOU want. These annual and micro trends contribute a lot to overconsumption and can have negative ecological and socio-cultural impacts. Please only buy what you feel good in. Sustainability does not only mean buying from those self proclaimed, expensive sustainable brands. Sustainability can also mean wearing and rewearing your existing clothes as long as you can. "Trends" can either compel people to buy what they don't need or get rid of perfectly good clothes that don't fit that "current trend". So we need to stop following trends as well as stop trying to get rid of "trends". Wear whatever you want. Go hell with people's opinions. Promote sustainable living.
Hey guys!
This comment section has really become a fashion forum which I love and it's been hard to respond to everyone so I'm just passing by to say thank you! MAIAZINE is about community and sharing ideas so YOU are part of it and it makes me super happy to see all of this.
As a lot of you have commented already, all these opinions shouldn't be taken too seriously because this was made for entertainment purposes: I myself rarely buy new clothes so I just use whatever I like!
See you very soon with the trend predictions video...
🧷Maia
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So creative
I'm pro wear what you love - but I am *super* curious to see what their predictions for 2022 are...
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The girl with short hair in the leather jacket needs to just naff the f0ck off - most of these designers have a very narrow view of fashion and style - and also, more than half of these people don’t even look like they can dress themselves… what is happening??
Remember guys to wear what you want no matter the trend. Express yourself.
EXACLY PREACH SIS
Yes!!!!!
Always
Can we all agree, Shein needs to go though?
Yes, wear what you want! If the trend dies just keep the clothes. Don’t just throw em away you can still use em in diff outfits, it’s fun to mix and match clothes and accessories. It would be good for Earth too since you can help in making less trash.
I’m a fashion student too... Let people wear what they like. Style is about expressing your self.
this
Yes yes
Exactly clothes is to express yourself
fashion student as well, and i feel the same! style is so different for everyone and that’s what’s beautiful about it!
oot but ur super pretty!!
I felt so sorry hearing the girl who thinks that if you’re wearing crochet ‘you should go to hell’ etc. I think fashion gives us the possibility to express ourselves and that’s a wonderful thing. I get it that different people like different things and different trends, but you should never criticise or even attack someone for their fashion choices. To each their own. We can express our feelings and opinions without insulting each other. Be kind.
I’m certain she was kidding
My daughter just started crocheting and is really excited about it. I felt the girl who disagreed with crocheting was real rude.
i mean they weren’t generalizing it, they just specifically didn’t like butterfly tops
I agree....it just came off like....."Huh??? Who hurt you???"
i could say her hair is ugly af, and she would cry abt it. ppl cant take their own insults
i don't crochet, but i think crochet is one of the best trends that became popular this year. it's super accessible way to start making your own clothes, and making something for yourself to wear can actually be so special. i feel like it makes you appreciate the process of creating clothes (or creating in general) more, which is something that gets forgotten with fast fashion
my best friend gifted me a crocheted plushy and it's my favourite gift ever because i can feel how much effort and love is put into it. it's "granny" because it's made with love!!
Exactly. I just made a bunch of crochet bees for my teachers as a Christmas present and they LOVED them. I started selling plushies at school and Im making bank bro.
i totally agree i feel like its a great step toward slowing fashion
It's super sustainable too, you can literally make new things out of everything you make
I really like it because it's very versatile and it's can be a beautiful statement piece.
yes! and it’s so cool to wear clothes YOU made! i don’t crochet but people that DO crochet- they are just so talented and i appreciate it sm!
Just wanted to say that if you’re crocheting your own butterfly tops, you’re cool and creative as hell. It’s impressive and sustainable and I think probably timeless. I still have and wear crochet pieces my grandma made and I love them!❤️
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Couldn’t agree more! How special having pieces that your grandma made, treasure them forever 💚
Agreed I go crazy for crochet tops
Exactlyyyy it takes skill
I felt so sad about what that girl said but now I feel better to see at least you comment thank you so much❤️ I hope you have a good day💓💓
Bless the two girls who talked about having more than one aesthetic. I’ve been struggling with sticking to one aesthetic and it’s been triggering imposter syndrome in me and making me feel inauthentic, so hearing someone say that it’s fine or even better to have multiple aesthetics and to dress according to what you feel like just made me so happy and made me feel very much OK about myself and my style .. so big shoutout to them
I personally think this whole aesthetics thing sucks. Just wear whatever you want without being afraid of fitting or not fitting into a specific category.
@@nenee009 really. like, why everything needs to have a specific aesthetic and why tf you should stick to certain aesthetic? never understood that
Oh you definitely don’t have to try to stick to one aesthetic! Maybe I’m old and uncool, but I’ve never put much stake into trends. I just wear whatever I want to wear and have been doing that for years! I might not be trendy but at least I’m happy not killing myself over my fashion choices. Like fashion should be 100% fun and stress free! Don’t let others judge you and make you feel bad about what you’re wearing! If you have friends like that then I’m sorry but you need new friends. I have always just worn whatever I want to wear and whatever I’m feeling and vibing with that day and I’ll tell you I’ve never regretted that! Trends are overrated and fashion should just be fun!
I don't know if this is a generational gap or more an european POV, but I don't understand why so many people is worried about aesthetics. They are such a recent invention, and a lot of them are based on times when the "aesthetic" was created NATURALLY, due to social, economic and artistic backgrounds. How in earth can a person feel "inauthentic" just for wearing one or another fabric/color/shape? Clothing is important, yes, but they are just tools, they're important becuase there's a *real person* behind them, telling a story. I think that's why I don't like aesthetics, they're like random stories, non personal, just empty and ready to be adopted by whoever.
I personally change aesthetics according to my mood, also depends on the season, and where I will be going.
And sometimes I go through phases, I’ll feel more ladylike and classic, skirts and kittens heels, and other times I’ll feel more edgy and rock, black coat and platform combat boots.
I kinda agree with the “don’t stick to one aesthetic” because some people think that they NEED to only dress one way instead of enjoying a variety of styles or combining and making it uniquely tailored to yourself. Someone complimented my style at work and said that she wanted to dress more fashionably too but isn’t sure which style she wants to pick. If you want to always dress one way, go ahead, no problem, but if you feel like experimenting that’s also not a problem. I think people get overwhelmed and forget that fashion is an art where you can express yourself and not have to always follow the rules of one style. How do you think we get new styles?
So true I dress in different styles almost everyday. I thought I was weird, glad I’m someone is thinking the same
Same, I wear a lot of black during the winter, but then warmer weather comes around and I'm all flowy dresses, floral prints and polka dots
Right? Sometimes I dress like I’m a 15 year old skater and sometimes I dress like I’m a 45 year old WASP mom. You don’t have to pick one style.
yes ill have friends that'll say wow I wish I can wear xyz but I can't its not me like just do it!
same
A trend that should die out is trends. Let's all just wear what we love instead of obsessing over one thing after another, and then hating it as the trend gets even more popular.
Edit: Yes I am aware that it's almost impossible to get rid of these types of trends. I said that it SHOULD die out, not that it WILL die out.
yes totally agree
I agree. Trends and consumerism go hand in hand, and the latter is awful, as well.
Yes, amen. Authenticity is key!
Yes exacly. Trend stuff is just something the fashion industry created to keep selling all the time. I don't understand how people take it seriously.
agreed
the black girl who said the “controversial” topic about y2k is just so right. there’s so much about the y2k aesthetic that gets left out because white influencers don’t engage with the black y2k aesthetic. and if they do it goes uncredited :/
Yes!!! y2k is so white washed now :(
Agreed!
not gonna say anything about white influencers engaging or not engaging in anything but i will say that y2k stands for "the year 2000" and countries other than America, England etc, set many of the most iconic fashion trends back then. Europe and europop are some of the main y2k influences and ppl nowadays credit america like stop. anyways during the early 2000s sure black hip hop aesthetic and culture was booming but it wasn't as relevant around the globe as it was in america and white influencers are likely influenced by their parents and European celebs of those times so of course the white influencers y2k will be different to what you consider to be iconic y2k and especially non english speaker or European white influencers y2k will be completely unrelated to black culture y2k for obvious reasons. i don't think its fair to A) expect every white person, influencer and celeb to have to be all inclusive they are still people who can wear and like what they want and B) i'll be honest (I'm Polish, we don't get much of this type of drama here but i see its common in america) when white influencers do finally do anything that is considered black culture/owned or inspired , more often than not it becomes a scandal and ppl are never happy. Some white influencers may just wanna stay unproblematic with how popular cancel culture is today. Ik race is important but not everything is about race and race does not need to be brought up in every most basic topic. y2k is a broad term and everyone interprets it how they like. i do hope that everyone gets credit where credit is due though because that is correct many ppl claim things without mentioning its origins which can be disrespectful and harmful. I do love the black y2k aesthetic but being as pale as a sheet of printer paper i'd look ridiculous lol. I'll leave it to the pretty black girls and guys to slay
the whole y2k aesthetic isn't even no where near y2k..in fact, that style is actually called mcbling which takes in the girly colors, crappy rhinestone outfits, bright colors, juicy coture, von dutch...yeah..those brands!
@@karinafafara7665 hello! i genuinely just wanted to talk about how i think black fashion is cool too and you brought up how england and europe fashion trends in the discussion. i’m not a fashion expert and i don’t even go to a fashion school, but of course i know that y2k is a time period. of course i know, it’s gonna be different around the world. and of course, i know that white influencers influence other white influencers. the point of my comment was to agree with the girl in the vid, and recognize/appreciate black hip hop culture.
Shoutout to the girl in the black hoodie with red hair was great at stating her opinion, but also not sh*tting on people who wanted to wear things she viewed as not cool anymore.
she was the best one on here
@@drinkmoreagua8984 SO TRUE
Meh
Agree! She had constructive things to say too
I don't think sweater vests will ever die out. They just rotate into different social cliques every decade.
In the 80s, it was for the "nerds". In the 70s, it was for the fashionable working class. In the 50s/60s, it was for the clean cut folks. 70s fashion just made a comeback this decade so it's seen as fashionable again.
hum... never thought about that! great insight!
considering fashion comes back every 20 years, 60s, 80s, and 00s are back. 70s was back last decade.
Its funny for what age ranges different things came back. Like for adults it was the 70s that came back and for teens its the 2000s whats came back
@@subwaydaddy it's meant to come back every 30 years, so Iast decade there was a lot of 80s comebacks... and now we're full of 90s things coming back
@@gabrielsanabriaibieta literally no. every 20 years it's colorful or all neutrals. 70s, 90s, 2010s was neutral, 60s, 80s, 00s and 2020s is colorful. these are facts. y2k is back, and 60s mainly.
As much as I loved the commentary and insight from these students, my main takeaway is how stressful it must be to care about the tiniest details to the point that you wish someone would go die because they're into crochet at worst, or find myself extremely uncomfortable being around someone because of the size of their purse at best. Fashion really should serve the wearer first and onlooker second - I wish more people had that mindset.
Yeah , I almost feel bad for the ones who were getting so worked up about what other people are wearing, seems like a stressful way to live
yeh like just cus I don’t like an outfit piece doesn’t mean im like gonna hate u as a person because of that . sometimes ppl take fashion a little too seriously
I think the insight about y2k was interesting tho because it’s current aesthetic compared to back then is distinct and its history of black womens contribution and culture being overshadowed
the asian girls were the most chill alongside the black girls lmao
Lmao everybody is tripping. It’s just the way she talks, it’s funny as fuck she’s obviously kidding. Not everything has to be serious.
I wish people don't get to aggressive with their opinions on something so subjective as fashion. You can critique it without dragging. I appreciate the ones who expressed their thoughts kindly. Someone out there who watched this video may have felt a bit bad for wearing some of these.
I’m such a silly sensitive person but I haven’t worn skinny jeans since 2020 because everyone around were bullying people so harshly over them 💀💀💀 Didn’t throw them away though because that’s wasteful. Also by bullying people over trends makes people contribute to the landfills of waste. We should encourage long term trends and secondhand shopping.
@@DrBitchcraft. I LOOOOOOOOOOVE THRIFTING. And whenever I feel like I wouldn't use some clothes, I donate them if they're still in good condition.
@@DrBitchcraft. I am at the point in my life that I dont care anymore ,I still wear skinny jeans in 2022 and I think I look good ,some people dont like it or call me chugy or dated well they chose to look at me tough not my problem 😅 also jeans are expensive af ,I am not buying new pants everytime a new style comes out
@@DrBitchcraft. I think that most women have rather bad experiences with skinny jeans or find mom jeans and other less tight jeans more comfortable. My mom really wants me to start wear skinny jeans (because she genuinely likes the look of it) but I absolutely despise them because I just don’t feel good in them. I have friends who are starting to wear skinny jeans again and they look bomb af!! So please wear whatever you want, and whenever someone shames you don’t be afraid to clap back.
Well they are FIT students so it's expected for them to be a bit snooty.
love how you shot and edited this..
damn bretman hi
oh my god
Omg Brennan hi babes
omg hey there! appreciate the fact you commented! i'm glad you enjoyed it 🙃
When they said crocs I just thought of you
The Asian girls were the sweetest, even if the trends weren’t their style they still appreciated them 🥺🥺 That’s the type of mindset we need to keep when it comes to fashion, that’s why we have so much waste and overconsumption because people have an ego to looking “different.” That one girl wearing all black was definitely unpleasant, the “go to hell” language was unnecessary input :/
she literally said "go to hell.. just die"
EXACTLY,,, she literally hated like almost all trends
She did sound a little blunt and very vulgar with her words tho..yeah she sounds a little mean..😔
Yeah, that was so negative that it hurt me and I personally never liked crochet tops. Why not just appreciate that certain styles make people happy regardless of your own personal opinion?
She can stay mad . Its ridiculous to have that attitude .
I like how many had basically easy-going positive vibes as they gave their thoughts about trends. The people who answered almost everything in the vein of "crochet makes me homicidal!!", not so much. And, as an older person I saw nothing discussed today that hasn't been a trend in the past, and probably will be again in the future!
the superiority complexes those mad people have noooo omg
yeah trends just come and go in cycles so you're right!
Exactly my thoughts while watching lol!
yeah they need to chillllll like-
Guess We know on which side of Dirty girls documentary they’d be on
Fashion student here:
None. Trends are never over because they will eventually come back. It doesn't matter how you dress yourself as long as it fits your tastes and makes you feel confident and beautiful. I'm over the whole "but it's not trendy anymore-". I've been dressing like I want to for years. It took me a while to find what I'm comfortable in, but my style was never a trend to begin with. I've honestly come to a point where I hate the fashion industry and its messages. I want to be part of a change.
In biz we keep talking about seasonless and i'm all for it, the problem with trends, even if they come back is the overconsumption and constant wear and throw out after months because it's cheap, the general public can't see further than what they see in the moment, "it was cheap so imma throw out to make room for more and new" type of shit, fast fashion feeds off this shit and i'm so pissed that people are still so blindsided and brainwashed
the 2010 mustache trend is never coming back
@@peppwoni259 that sounds dumb tbh
@@pastelpanta2966 it was
Thank you so much for this!
baggy bottoms with baggy tops will never not be cool. the “trend” was started by the black hip hop community in the 90s and will always be iconic
Actually almost nobody in europe likes that look… we mostly wear fitted.
@@eska6722 will the black hip hop community is definitely American so the opinions of Europeans are kinda irrelevant.
@@eska6722 this trend is very popular in big European cities tho
Yes, I'm finally old enough to live out my Aaliyah fashion dreams 😭🙏🏽
I was picturing something a little different when she mentioned that. I was picturing the oversized sweaters paired with maxi skirts look. Big on big. It might look good on a tall model, but on a short gal like me it looks super frumpy. If I want to do baggier on top, the bottom will be more form fitting or less overwhelming with material. Likewise for the bottoms. If I'm wearing a long skirt, I pair it with a form fitting top that shows some skin (bare arms or shoulders with a nice neckline). It just looks like some of the fashion world has adopted the very modest, fundamentalist Christian look (i.e most of the body is covered by lots of fabric). I'm so over that.
I personally like the tight shirts with a spaghetti strap dress over it ever since the 90s. Layering your clothes can bring different textures and dimensions to the overall outfit.
Yessssssss!!
I like that strap dresses fit most girl, as someone with very wide swim shoulders normally the dress will fit to thight around my shoulders, but the straps just fit perfect!
it also helps muslim girls trying to be modest !!
I love them too! I feel kinda uncomfortable wearing spaghetti straps without something underneath actually.
Yes!! And takes a spring/summer outfit into the colder months so you dont have as much of a seasonal wardrobe!
Trends kill style. If something is your style and you’re comfortable wearing it, then keep it. 🤷🏽♀️ The fashion snobs can stay mad. ☺️
Yes
Exactly
Right , that one person that said „go to hell „ like ?? Chill
@@thatbtchkuya.3092 they made being overly critical their personality
Yes 👏
tbh crochet is really special to me. it gave me something to do while i was stuck at home and as a teen who doesnt have their own money to buy a LOT of cool clothes, crochet was the outlet that helped me create stuff i wanna wear.
I feel like the sweater vest is a super cool trend and it should stay, just because they can be used in all different seasons and we need more practical and transitional pieces in our closets
It's crazy, sweater vests just started to be sold in fast fashion shops and it's already not a trend???
@@user-ok4xb1rd9f right
u can still wear em but they will look cringe
@@lindaogel5749 no ❤️
@@lindaogel5749 hi, cringe culture is dead, bye
I loved everyone that was positive about crochet. Such a nice hobby.
@roberta yeah she’s a weirdo for saying that
@roberta yeaaah, it was very aggressive, like calm down is just a butterfly crochet, girl
@roberta she was kinda aggresive all through the whole video i think
@@ёлки-я7п yes she was, how can a fashion student be so close minded?? like fashion is art, a form of expression and everybody has their own way to express themselves, the world doesn't revolve around her taste. I was so surpraised
@@notyourdays i Can kinda understand getting a little 'emotional' since I used to study art and graphic design and sometimes it hurts when you see bad design, but nonetheless I completely agree with you, plus it's kinda just clothes, something to keep you warm
People who crochet g-
Not today Satan✋🏽
Crocheters (and knitters and other fiber artists) you’re dope and talented never forget that✨
Butterfly top tutorial coming soon🤪
another annoying thing about trends and why the whole idea of "trends" going in and out of style should die, is when you find an item you adore and wear and love for years and then suddenly it comes in style and you look "uncool" if you still wear it
To me, fashion is exhausting at some point and it just ties too close to capitalist consumerism for me to really embrace and celebrate it. I do think i can be art and a way for expressing oneself, but there is so much suffering, so much dirty money going in the marketing process and the industry is so toxic to young girls, causing mental health issues and body dysmorphia. I am not a fan of fashion as it is right now.
Just wear it with confidence anyway. Life is short, wear what you love and what makes you feel good
Sameee. I don’t have a problem with people just following the newest trends, but I just wish people who don’t follow any trends in particular or have been following certain previous/older trends (whether they did it way before or after those styles were considered as “trends”) because it fits their taste and liking don’t get shitted on for it. Like, why not let people be diverse when it comes to fashion?
Once the trend goes to America it’s already out of style
Here is the secret if your hair and makeup looks great you can wear anything
As someone who is interested in fashion, a lot of the things that are considered “trendy” have been around during different decades, like sweater vests and cowboy/cowgirl boots. It’s so easy and versatile to style with sweater vests because it can be worn with a t-shirt or turtle neck. Then cowboy/cowgirl boots have always been popular and are now worn through everyday wear which is iconic, it makes your outfit just pop.
Exactly !! Here in my town the cowboy/girl boots and outfit in general is such a common thing between adults (specially men) and little kids, all of the grown men in the family that I know dress that way
Tell that to us Southerners and cowboy/girl people. Cowboy boots had been staples to us since their invention.
Definately. Doc Martin's were everywhere when I was a student in the l8 80's. Ditto resin rings and many of today's " cool" kit seems straight out of the early 90 s to me. I like it. I m cool again haha
Cowboy boots will never die.
I don't like cowboy boots. A friend got me a pair handmade in Guatemala and they're good quality boots but... cowboy boots are ugly. She's got me a lot of cool stuff in her travels over the years that I love but I've never liked cowboys. I think I understand the draw. I love my wellies. I think growing up in rural England, we're very attached to our wellies (rubber boots). They're comfortable, sensible and they're best if you don't wash the mud off but let it accumulate because who wants to be seen in clean wellies?
I personally love when trends "die" because then I can get pieces I actually like from those trends for way cheaper knowing full well they'll come back later :)
definitely want to hear what they think will be trendy in 2022, loved the video
yayyy ill get that video edited soon!
Brands already have 2022 fashion picked out
@@maiazine subscribing so I canget that notification!! Can't wait 😍
Yes please cuz I don’t have any sense of fashuuuun pls!
me tooo!!!!
The trend that I hope dies in 2022 is people judging others for what they wear. We should all be able to express ourselves through fashion without judgement
@Don K preach, I think it’s what u do with your judgements. For example if I see someone who I think is unfashionable and decide to bully or shun that person then that makes me a bad person, but I can analyse someone’s clothing, think it’s ugly and still be their friend
@Don K oh yeah for sure judging is also a natural human thing tbh something we can't do because constantly we are judging but I also agree with below too ofc I also think that with judging things
if you don't have something nice to say don't say it but I do know that we will all probably be judging in our heads lol anyways I hope I wasn't rude I agree with you!
Nah, it's totally fine to have judgements about fashion. Just don't be mean to the person. There are a lot of fashion trends I hate. I despise low waists on dresses, I don't like low-rise pants of any kind, and I dislike the way chains look on outfits. I'm not going to harass someone for wearing that, sometimes people can rock it, but I still don't like the style. We should be able to express our opinions, just don't be rude about it.
But thats what trends are, youre either in or out
judging is completely fine, judgement could also be good everyone has their own opinions, whats wrong is being rude about it like that one girl who said to die and go to hell if you like fucking butterfly tops like...
8:10 women have NOT been complaining about having no pockets for years just for her to say we dont need pockets 😭 YES WE DO
I was thinking, what tf are you talking about??
I don't think she meant have no pockets... I think she was just saying we don't need them on every garment/we don't need a million pockets on one piece of clothing.
@@teadora99 Has that ever been a trend? Personally I've never seen it. Any luxury brands that released clothes with too many pockets?
“The beaded beaded necklaces have to be out” as she’s wearing a beaded necklace 😭😭
I thought the exact same thing 😩
I honestly wanted to slap her for being such an outright hypocrite. 😒🤦🏻♀️
She fr thought she did smth 🤕✋🏻
Pearl necklace =/= beaded necklace
.... pearl beads
You can very easily tell who passes the vibe check in this video… and who doesn’t 👀👀👀👀
I was oooon tumbler when tumbler waaaasnt a good plaaace to behhhhhh. -______-
That’s exactlyyy what I was thinkingg
What the black girl said about y2k is 100% correct!
Nah you're just racist
@@sofiarou7603 waffle bye
@@sofiarou7603 it’s not hun. She didn’t say anything mean, just the uncut truth. Maybe you’re not use to seeing blunt truth in today’s climate.
@@orangesandapples1451 bye? i guess
@@sofiarou7603 this is so embarrassing. imagine thinking that if someone offers a tad bit of criticism then “it’s racist.” just goes to show that you didn’t truly listen to what she was saying nor do you understand what racism actually is.
skinny jeans can stay. They are flattering when worn correctly. They are the kind of piece that you use as a base for the look and then add other pieces depending on how well they go with the skinnies. If you reach for them last then they often don't look so great.
Exactly, people don’t realize how practical they can be in colder weather. Like how am I supposed to walk in snow with baggy and not get wet
fashion should be about function first. that is Design in general, Form follows Function.
Plus they’re a staple item in emo fashion
Right like I think skinny jeans are very practical when it comes to boots cuz stuffing wide legs into boots are uncomfortable
i couldn't disagree more, but I guess overall we all should wear what we feel beautiful in and your own comfort and taste should always be put before others opinions and trends. fuck trends btw, just wear whatever you want
I love wearing crocs, I just never thought they were fashionable lmao. They're designed for comfort and I don't mind wearing them out! But I never imagined they'd be a trend considering all the hate they got when I was a teenager
Wear what you like. Some people can't afford to keep up with trends as fast as they come and go. Some people lust after a trend and as soon as they can afford it, it goes out of style. Trends were created by fast fashion to keep you buying more and contribute to landfill. Invest in solid pieces to last a while and WEAR WHAT YOU LIKE ALWAYS
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I had higher expectations of these students’ opinions, more like detailed and rational arguments since they are the pros. However I guess style and clothing is personal and should always reflect one’s own personality rather then copying what everyone wears
I read in one other comment that a lot of the so-called "fashion school students" on SNS are not actually studying to be fashion designers. So they could be good at styling, but don't know how to actually design clothing, and that's why can't give detailed opinions.
@Don K I think it's just those two girls.
Most of these kids (particularly the meanest ones) will prolly end up in PR. They tended to be bullying menaces to the sanity and productivity of project teams and were fired regularly, only to be replaced with a carbon copy. (Yes I’m personally triggered😂)
I’m a former fashion design student and I was too shocked of how opinionated they were. In my experience people who study fashion design are generally more open minded since we are trained to constantly question our own biases. But this might differ depending on the school?
theyre not the pros tho. theyre STUDENTS which means they THINK theyre the pros
something that needs to go in 2022 is personal style. we should all wear white body tights that are slightly too large for us and make it look like we are melting
As a Hungarian who grew up making their own crochet designs simply because their nagymama (grandma) did itt, I never saw crochet in the media. It looks cool though, I love seeing people who also crochet make their own designs and D.I.Y for their own passions and styles! :D
To me, fashion is exhausting at some point and it just ties too close to capitalist consumerism for me to really embrace and celebrate it. I do think i can be art and a way for expressing oneself, but there is so much suffering, so much dirty money going in the marketing process and the industry is so toxic to young girls, causing mental health issues and body dysmorphia. I am not a fan of fashion as it is right now.
@@fleuramolly6169 Me neither, sometimes I have to take a break from it and the community surrounding it as sometimes it is just too toxic at points. There are times when not being "it" can break or make a person's reputation (as silly as it sounds)
Az én nagymamám is horgolt, illetve a mai napig csinálja. Eddig mindig terítőket, de mióta a fiatalabb generáció nőtagjai kezdenek felnőni, áttért a kiegészítőkre. Karácsonyra minden lánynak táskát csinál, alig várom, hogy hordhassam. :)
most of these fashion students were lovely and gave really constructive reasoning. a couple had baddddd energy and really poor reasoning :) iykyk ! entitled to your own opinion but i think having such intense feelings toward a trend is a little much
To me, fashion is exhausting at some point and it just ties too close to capitalist consumerism for me to really embrace and celebrate it. I do think i can be art and a way for expressing oneself, but there is so much suffering, so much dirty money going in the marketing process and the industry is so toxic to young girls, causing mental health issues and body dysmorphia. I am not a fan of fashion as it is right now.
I agree, very bad vibes from a couple people. if you tell someone to go to hell for wearing something maybe you should spend some more time alone :) cringy "edgy" jokes like that never make you come off as cool as you think they will
@@juliawright12 yeah the person who said that gave me bad vibes and seems realy toxic
I got such strange/bad vibes from that one girl with short hair who kept saying the most exaggerated things about each thing
nah cause someone said pockets should die 😟 ????????
Something about these students aggravated the hell out of me
loved the two black girls in the video especially, they had great insights about trends, great style & you could tell they found so much joy in fashion!
I absolutely LOVE baggy underneath and baggy on top. I think it looks cool and also it makes people who are body conscious feel more confident and comfortable to look stylish but without having to show too mush skin or wear stuff that are tight. It’s also like very grunge and just overall very comfortable
I just feel like it’s 1) warm 2) still get airflow so you don’t have sweat stains
@@wholesome122 YES ! Im sweat so much so if I want to wear lighter colors I have to wear them baggy otherwise the boob sweat and underarm sweat is coming 🥲🥲
I think it’s actually crazy when young non-Black people express how un-trendy Black culture is AFTER they’re done dressing up in it. The “hype“ around fashion pieces that have been a pillar in Black and brown communities has been around and will continue to be around long after your infatuation with them, sweetie.🥰
like the guys that said nike dunks need to die. Ugh
And the fact that y2k is becoming a thing despite it being HEAVILY influenced by black culture 💀
White ppl seem to do this a lot. I remember when ppl used to go to music festivals with the feathers and beads in their hair and even saw ppl wearing those feathered chief hats. It was a trend for a while and then it died out. I found it kind weird too take from NA culture like that and then say it wasn't cool anymore when those things are literally apart of NA culture.
I kinda feel the same with cowboy boots. I'm from an area inTexas that has a lot of farmland but the city is kinda close by, so I grew up seeing a combo of the two styles. And it feels bizarre for city ppl to debate if cowboy boots/hats are a dead trend as if cowboys/farmers don't still exist and wear those thing bc of efficiency and not bc they think it's cute.
When something becomes apart of your everyday life it's normal that these communities make these items more aesthetic to all the variety of outfits they have. So it feels rude and tone-deaf for these white city kids to try and say those things aren't cool anymore
agree. Streetwear is currently "in" and it will eventually die as well, but minorities have been into streetwear for decades now. I'll just be rolling my eyes when eventually ppl are gonna say the streetwear look is dead when it has been around and will keep being around long after white girls stop wearing AF1's.
I remember this happened with the art hoe aesthetic movement on tumblr that spread but white people got a hang of it and like always they started to dominate the style 😵
One of the worst feelings in the fashion world is when something you've always worn suddenly becomes a trend
And now you’re expected not to wear it anymore because it’s not trending. Trends exploit cultures and different day to day styles of clothing for some people and the fact that they become a trend is ridiculous to me.
@@Ariesphunk exactly. like you thought it looked good a few months ago, why do you think anyone who wears it now has bad taste??
That’s literally me when cowboy boots became trendy. I’m Mexican so they’re a HUGE part of my culture so it was weird seeing them become trendy
Yeah its cause of tiktok once someone sees someone wearing something on tiktok it turns into a trend all of a sudden everyone wants to wear it... like the "y2k shien tops" now they're sitting in the back of everyones closet glad i never bought any of those
exactly like i wore sweatervests before it was a trend and now people expect me to not wear them anymore?
both black girls were so pretty and nice and positive, love the energy. when that beautiful girl complimented your hat 💖
Ok but why do people have to take everything so seriously, the whole point of fashion is to express yourself, even if something isn’t functional doesn’t mean you need to be marrow minded, just do what feels true to you and don’t judge others
Because, they’re really passionate about it and it matters a lot to them. And because of that some of them then take the next step and start enforcing their values on others lol
@@Hanapetals yeh that sounds about right😌 I just don’t really understand it , I’m a fashion student myself and I also feel very strongly about the impact of fashion and expression through clothing, never felt the need to dictate what some people “Definitely” shouldn’t wear tho
Belle it’s kind of a values thing, I mean think about politics and how both sides just want to enforce their policies on the other
I felt very called out when he said no more turtlenecks under dresses
I’m a modest dresser so turtlenecks under sleeveless/short sleeved dresses are my staples and i feel attacked too 🤣
it's all opinions, i myself will definitely continue to wear that ahah
power to turtlenecks!!
it's cute. I might wear a turtle neck under my AA skater dress tuh-day
@@nur_lumiere6815 yes! I like to cover my body but also like the look of slip dresses!
The intro instantly turned me off. The only trend that needs to die is judgemental people telling us what to wear and what not to wear. I admire anyone that finds joy in self-expression through clothing
Wearing baggy on baggy clothes is a confidence booster for me. I grew up in a church were woman were expected to wear extremely modest clothing but my Mom always pressured me to be modest yet attractive. She would pressure me to wear tons of makeup and was always trying to get me to balance on the thin line of “trendy yet modest.” If I ever messed up and wore something too form fitting or too trendy she’d get angry. When I started wearing baggy on baggy fashion I was in love. That style of fashion with chains and whatnot repelled old men from my church like you would not believe. I get to focus soley on the clothes and not hyper-fixate on my body and how it is being perceived which feels so freeing to me. And my family/church can’t be angry to my face because guess what, I’m still being modest! It’s a win win.
Moral of the story.
Wear what makes you comfortable, if you want wear it, WEAR IT! 👏🏽
can we all please agree to cancel MICROTRENDS
everyone should wear what they want as long as it's not from shein ♥️
Saying things like this is classist. Many people cannot afford ethically made shirts for like $40 apiece. And thrift stores are not available for everyone
@@kat3ph0bic61 To me, fashion is exhausting at some point and it just ties too close to capitalist consumerism for me to really embrace and celebrate it. I do think i can be art and a way for expressing oneself, but there is so much suffering, so much dirty money going in the marketing process and the industry is so toxic to young girls, causing mental health issues and body dysmorphia. I am not a fan of fashion as it is right now.
@@fleuramolly6169 And that's valid too but low income people deserve to be able to participate in fashion if that's what they like. There's no ethical consumption under capitalism
It might be classist but we’re ignoring the lowest class in the scenario- children making clothes for pennies.
@@chee8572 exactly! They always leave that out in their arguments. I grew up less fortunate and would save until I could afford nicer pieces. It’s not difficult if you can shop at Shein.
I dont know what I was expecting clicking this but, the level of pretension in some of these students is ASTOUNDING - Especially considering the main ones complaining are wearing trends other people hate. Style is subjective and there are no rules, especially from young white students wearing "trends" POC's created.
LOL i was about to say something so similar to this, thank you
It’s so important to just wear what you like and let others do the same without being condescending or judgmental. It’s a good thing that we all have different tastes because the variety keeps fashion interesting. It isn’t going to be as engaging or fun if we’re limiting ourselves to trends and to the opinions of other people.
This video’s energy in the beginning was soooo…. like I will forever just wear what I want
The blacks x browns in this video are so STUNNING!!
bec of social media trends come and go so fast i literally saw like 3 trends come and go in my place in the span of 2 months its insane! for me for us common ppl i think its good to curate personal style, thrift if u can and make sure to use the most of anything u buy. BUT one trend i need to tone down is cropped tops in general lol! cropped tops are cute but not everything has to be cropped Pleasee!!!
To me, fashion is exhausting at some point and it just ties too close to capitalist consumerism for me to really embrace and celebrate it. I do think i can be art and a way for expressing oneself, but there is so much suffering, so much dirty money going in the marketing process and the industry is so toxic to young girls, causing mental health issues and body dysmorphia. I am not a fan of fashion as it is right now.
Some of the cropped tees with the child like graphics are a big no for me.
It’s probably the only trend that makes me uncomfortable a bit. It reminds me of children tops when they’re little that you buy at target or even the children’s place.
I like crop tops because I’m bit vain and able to show off my abs 💀💀
I agree.. I think they're cute but sometimes I really want a normal sized shirt and the cutest shirts I see are cropped so it's disappointing sometimes.
Some of these answers were very respectful and insightful! Like the lack of black fashion people in the y2k revival and the erasure of hip hop is so true!
But others just sounded very immature. I guess that’s where a lot of college students are at in life so it makes sense.
If people can’t walk in heals then every time they do they’re gonna get better, it’s called practice. Not everyone has to be perfect or able to walk like a model in order to wear what they want. Some of these comments are so silly and judgey. You just know that as these people grow up they’ll realize being to stringent about what other people do isn’t it. Fashion should be about creation, expression, and utility. Not about conforming to what a 22 year old thinks!
Hey! That was me who said the bit about people who can’t walk in heels or platforms. Im in footwear design and know what that can do to your feet. It wasnt any shade, im just looking out for peoples feet and ankles 🥰🥰
@@moonmendoza627 I love your style! You and your friend were so nice :)
on a mildly unrelated note, I heard that even models themselves are said to be trained to walk and dress themselves a certain way, so you can say that even professionals need practice in order to better themselves fashion-wise. After all, a good eye for fashion is a skill of its own, people have different skill levels and may learn slower than others, and that is okay.
@@moonmendoza627 I loved your personality!
A "trend" that I hope would die soon is fast fashion, especially Shein.
Enough said.
as someone who just enjoys fashion, I think next year doing your own thing, mixing styles and being bold will be the "trend", I've been seeing a lot of 90's Japanese fashion, colorful mesh tops, camp y2k shirts and layering, experimenting is so cool and I'm here for it regardless if it becomes a trend or not.
thank u for sharing that!
I don’t know if anyone else picked up on this but most if not all of the trends they’re discussing relates to womenswear or women’s fashion. It’s like I do get where they’re coming from but why do we heavily critique women for wearing certain things? Like that guy who said he didn’t like the tight long sleeve top underneath the slip dress like maybe some women don’t want to show their arms or dress a little more modestly or warm. There’s such an underlying misogyny to fashion as well. Menswear isn’t half as criticised and it’s much less innovative and creative than womenswear.
GOD AMEN TO THIS..... like shut up bro you’re not even the target demographic tf
Yes but also fashion doesn't have gender
You are right about trends for women changing a lot (like, shops really needs us to spend a looot of money on new clothes and that's the reason trends are created). But I think that saying that this man is misogynistic is a bit of a stretch because not everything is that deep. He just doesn't like it, that's his preference. Every woman can wear it anyway no matter his opinion. I'm a woman and can't stand moccasins on men. Would I call it 'misandric'? Absolutely not 🙅♀️
@@Rikapaprika the man isn’t specifically being misogynistic, but the attitude and focus towards woman’s fashion is misogynistic
@@jaycrawford752 yes indeed, but the fashion world is still based on a gender binary unfortunately, and it largely targets women/afab people
As a former Central Saint Martins student I can tell you one thing…. Students don’t know anything about what’s going to be fashionable. Most students don’t care about what’s on trend they rather be unique. WEAR WHATEVER YOU LIKE! Because most designers take inspiration from what they see randomly on the streets. You could in fact create the next trend.
i feel like half of these people (biased bc of the ig profiles and selected photos) don't even do anything really unique or innovative with fashion anyway...so wear what you want and like besties! coolness is a construct
I fully disagree with the woman who said baggy on baggy clothes is an eye sore and that print mixing should die out. nah girl.
same!!! I actually love wearing baggy on baggy clothes and don't really care if it's not flattering for my body shape 😂
I agree, sounded like she liked classic pieces rather than experimentation
lol i agreed with her for the most part. plus when the baggy clothes are insaneeely baggy, that shit just looks crazy imo lol.
fr baggy clothes can stay and print mixing is really cool, making your combinations and experimenting will forever be interesting
same one who said pockets should die like i can’t wrap my brain around that
Trends are honestly a good way to introduce clothing/accessories that weren't really on certain people's radar before. And people are free to just pick and choose which ones to wear and keep and which ones to hate and avoid.
it was so funny when the guy said " i think sweater vests need to die "
but then he was like "uRs iS cUtE tHo"
I totally agree with not sticking to one aesthetic! You shouldn't just stick to one aesthetic! Some days I dress gothic, e-girl, punk, and other days I dress indie, Y2k, academia, etc... It's quite funny to see the reactions of people at school and I agree it's funny that one day I dress in gothic clothe and the other day I dress in cute clothing. The aesthetic you choose to wear doesn't matter. What matters is how you style it.
Not sticking to 1 aesthetic is just a privileged and capitalist point of view. Some people can't barely afford a full wardrobe.
@@5-starmichelin760 Or the opposite. its an expression of self and creativity, and defiance against capitalism. What about if you make and thrift for your clothes? Or taylor old clothes. You'd be surprised by how many different outfits you can make with the same clothes, its all about how you style them. And i say this as someone who was homeless living out of a van and still played with fashion.
@@5-starmichelin760 as someone who aCTUALLY isn't doing the best financially in a third world country, I'd disagree since it means that I don't need to spend so much money searching for specific pieces to fit my aesthetic (especially alt clothing, as an alt kid for a couple of years now, it's hard to find pieces that aren't overpriced, and even the materials used to DIY alt clothes are overpriced here too. Literally all affordable clothing here is casual old people clothes, athleisure, or cutesy so I have no choice but to combine these styles with my own to save money)
edit: in addition to that, "not having a full wardrobe" isn't an excuse to not have an outfit. The key is to have a few key pieces (like a go-to shirt, pants, dress, etc. versatility is also an important thing to note), and just mix and match to wear the same clothes repeatedly, don't just buy something just because it "looks good" since you'll waste money. Also, just wear your clothes as long as you can and learn to fix them yourself, that's how I got away when I needed to save money.
I had an ex who shamed me for wearing different aesthetics in my late teens and he was of course abusive and destroyed my self esteem. Nowadays I don’t care so much about aesthetic and focus on fit, shape, and whether I like it or not. It’s so nice to not care about what others think and just wear what I feel confident in!
Sweater vests are SO CUTE i will always wear them idc i am in love with them
Hi. I'm an art student. None of these things will die, because art kids like weird clothes and will hold on to them. Take my goth platforms from my cold dead hands.
As an ex art student from an extremely hippy-ish town i can confirm this
I think that with the whole pandemic situation people are definitely paying more attention to comfort and practicality so that girl who mentioned it was right, also lots of people lost their jobs because of it and spending ridiculous amounts of money on ridiculous items looks pretty stupid if you ask me, crocheting is also a super cool way to save money on fashion and to express yourself, not to mention that its more eco friendly and we are definitely also paying attention to that, finally, yes, balenciaga needs to stop the clownery
1:27 her hair!!! So beautiful
I always loved my crocs and Ive been wearing them since i was toddler, i think fashion is more about finding that very specific thing that represent you, and working around it, there is literally no need to follow trends since they always come back and we always reuse inspiration from the past
Yeah, wear what makes you happy. I see girls with them on in pastels and covered in pins, and it always makes me smile.
this is a very important comment! this video is made for discussing trends but at the end of the day there is no wrong or right, so you got the point!
True! And I love crocs, they’re super easy to slip on for a walk, they’re okay to get wet at the beach, and they’re hella comfy. Crocs are cute and functional imo
She looks like linguini from ratatouille while talking crap about crocs. Nah girl crocs are staying! 😂😂😂
I'm not a fashion student but I do love it a lot and personally, I think a part of loving fashion is exploring absolutely everything. How are you going to make any revolutionary look if you're so limited to what the world should look like in any way? The beauty of dressing up is for everyone to do it differently.
when I finally got to a point where I could unapologetically and confidently wear whatever I want felt so good and I’ve never looked back since!! that being said I appreciate trends in the sense that sometimes they get me to think of pieces/outfits that were never on my personal radar and sometimes gets me to try something out of my comfort zone, I think in the past few years I’ve also gotten better at determining whether I like something because it’s “trendy” or I genuinely want to incorporate it into my wardrobe. also, if you want to cycle your style and change it up thrifting/donating/selling is such a great way cause things aren’t going to waste and you can do it fairly often with minimal environmental impact! :)
I totally agree that you should be inspired by a lot of different aesthetics and make it your own. Trends are for INSPIRATION. Wear what you want before it’s trendy, after it’s trendy, or if it never becomes trendy. Wear what you want because YOU love it, and because it makes you feel comfortable and confident
Period
I feel like the Styles in Asia (mostly East) will play a Big Role in the Trends in 2022 and the next years.
They've always been.
okay but the girl in the green jacket>>>>>>>
I hope originality doesn't die in 2022
It already did
The girl in the green jacket w/ the fro has an amazing face. It’s so fun to look at. She’s gorgeous 🥰
Platform shoes are EVERYTHINGGGG
WHO CARES, IF YOU LOVE IT, USE IT , ENJOY IT. YOU SHOULD NOT CARE WHAT OTHERS DISLIKE. IT IS PASSÉ TO JUDGE WHAT OTHER PEOPLE LOVE TO USE OR TO WEAR.
Ma’am with the orange jacket and long hair is gorgeous!
That one crochet comment 😨, I started as a hobby and really got into it. The amount of things you can create is just unending and same when you knit
I don’t think fringe and western boots have ever or will ever die out , but I am a Texas girl so I’m just little biased.
ahahah, i love it as well!
I agree fringe and western boots are forever! This is coming from a Chicago native.
I’m from Texas too and I literally said this too. It’s a constant for us, not a trend.
The “too arts and crafts” comment bothered me. Homemade items encourages creativity and sustainability for the Individual. I love that people are making their own necklaces, clothes, etc at home. The item is your own and holds special meaning to the wearer. I love the idea of making your own clothes instead of always buying from big companies.
This girl bothered me. Who’s against arts and crafts ? So weird.
Yes!!!! And the people who said that then complained about fast fashion🤦🏻♀️😂
Damn so many rules! I like to just have fun with fashion and wear what I think looks good and feels fun to wear. As you get older you realise trends come and go so flippantly, it’s not worth buying into them unless you genuinely love an item of clothing and will wear it beyond the “trend” period.
ive noticed that i have 3 aesthetics that i alternate between
1. academia or “smart looking”
2. all black/mostly black clothing
3. “i didn’t want to get out of bed but i also want to look decent”
just becuz u study “fashion” it doesn’t mean u can be straight up rude and obnoxious no one cares about ur opinion I’ll wear whatever I like to wear no matter it’s a trend or not
loved the solid backgrounds and the whole concept! its so cool to see so many different opinions for the same trend :p
this video took me 10h to edit because i couldn't figure out what aesthetic to go with lol so IM HAPPY YOU LIKE ITTTT 🥰🥰
I actually agree with the girl on her comment about the naked wolfe platforms. I dislike the brands icon on the back of them. I think the boots are perfectly fine without it. If they made them without that on them, i would buy!
100%
Girl in the leather jacket invoked so much violence in me
i love all the differing opinions on each topic. it highlights how fashion really is just another art form, full of subjectivity and expression of opinion!! makes me happy about this coming generation of designers :)
Just a reminder that what this one person thinks is over, if you like it, wear it. If it makes you happy and you feel sexy and confident, you can pull of nearly everything. In MY own opinion there are items I dislike at the moment, , like small sunglasses, but if I see someone wearing something 'very uncool and out of fashion' and you still wear it, I have got mad respect for you , it shows that you do your own thing and don't need to follow the crowd. Also, fashion is very expensive, and lying awake being anxious about a huge credit card debt is so not worth it. I know social media makes it hard to not repeat outfits, but your friends and partners, parents, don't only love you for your clothes. 💚
exactly
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If its really important to you to have brands and you really want to spice up your insta, borrow some expensive stuff from friends, friends parents, brother, then plan a fun casual shoot with the clothes and then return it. Keep your captions vague. There's ways to fake it, but remember that's what most others are doing! You look back on memories of who you were w ith, places, not the outfits! Have fun!
4:23 she was the sweetest of them all 🥺
I love sweater vests. I've always been drawn to that cozy style and preppy look and sweater vests do both of those things. People don't like sweater vests because they've been oversaturated but there's nothing inherently wrong or ugly about them.
I've been wearing them for years and I'm not stopping.
I feel like Japan is always way ahead when it comes to trends imo
yes omg
Facts
Brisbane/Melbourne/Sydney? I feel like many trends are starting from there
@@BDDDDDDDD not to be rude, but how?
@@BDDDDDDDD that has never happened like ever
I can't understand the girl who said pockets need to go.
I can't believe in 2021 women still don't get good pockets on all their clothes, and still need to carry a handbag to compensate for the lack of practicality of their wardrobe.
In 2022, I vote for pockets on most women clothing, like skirts, dresses, cardigans, vests, coats! and not just condom size ones XD
@@MD-rp6jd maybe you do. i have super baggy jeans with pockets that are the size of a credit card. it makes no sense - my boyfriends straight jeans can hold both our phones and wallets. why can't my baggy jeans do the same? it's clearly not about figure.
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@@MD-rp6jd Funny you assume some people dress to look unflattering! I'm looking good though thanks, and I GOT POCKETS ;)
Menswear, especially classic suits and coats, are loaded with pockets and no one thinks they are not flattering. They use the right fabric and work with shapes to make that happen.
It is a widely known fact in fashion that pockets are ridiculously small or non existent in women's garments, no matter the shape or style, compared to men's clothing. KC's example is so true!
I tried winter coats the other day, and most of them had NO pockets, or some too small to put your hands in it - double punishment if you forget your gloves ! XD
It makes no sense, especially when you try on oversize styles!!! And I tried coats worth up to 650 euros, so don't tell me no one paid a skilled designer at this price tag...
I agree 100%. I'm an older women, and I prefer to not carry a handbag. I travel lightly and use my pockets. The only time I have to carry a handbag is when I"m wearing something without pockets. To me carrying a handbag, I feel like I'm lugging a small suitcase around. lol
I took her to mean clothes that have random useless pockets on them. I’ve been seeing a lot of useless pockets just stuck on clothing in ways that it doesn’t look like it belongs at all. You know the pockets on the front of a t-shirt but then they put that pocket on dresses and coats and it doesn’t make sense.
I always found it funny how fashion students have this persona of quirky, chill, and “not like everyone else” vibes. But here they are, telling society what is/is not trendy and what we shouldn’t wear to fit in….
The very idea of "trends" suck in general. Wear whatever tf YOU want. These annual and micro trends contribute a lot to overconsumption and can have negative ecological and socio-cultural impacts. Please only buy what you feel good in. Sustainability does not only mean buying from those self proclaimed, expensive sustainable brands. Sustainability can also mean wearing and rewearing your existing clothes as long as you can. "Trends" can either compel people to buy what they don't need or get rid of perfectly good clothes that don't fit that "current trend".
So we need to stop following trends as well as stop trying to get rid of "trends". Wear whatever you want. Go hell with people's opinions. Promote sustainable living.