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Ins & Outs

Looking back on 2023 there were numerous fashion trends that came and went from  preppy outfits to mermaid core. Now that we’ve begun a fresh start to a new year, it’s time to decide our fashion ins and outs for 2024. 

  1. In: Coquette 

As the year came to a close, we saw practically everything wrapped up in the most perfect of bows as the coquette trend skyrocketed.  Through this trend, bows were presented on a multitude of objects, from headphones to shoes to designer bags. With each ribbon, piece of lace or string of pearls, they proved to elevate every outfit and accessory they were paired with. 

  1. Out: Essentials 

Last year, Essentials spread like wildfire amongst consumers. The brand’s clothing helped create simple outfits for many, but Essentials never seemed to solidify their status as “timeless pieces.”  The brand currently has three rotating clothing colors amongst their products: dark gray, tan and black, with their logo as the brand’s only design. Keeping this in mind, the brand never had an edge, and quite possibly never will.

  1. In: Mary Janes

Introduced in 1904 by the Brown Shoe Company, Mary Janes became *the* shoe to wear with traditional school uniforms. After they lost popularity, they finally resurged in 2023, popularized by the brand Repetto. Varying in many colors ranging from cherry red to black, Mary Janes are paired beautifully with both dresses and casual outfits. Easy to spot in a multitude of outfit inspiration videos, they bring outfits together in the most sophisticated, yet classy, way. 

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  1. Out: Wide Leg Jeans 

In 2023 we saw different personal takes on trends among influences. However, one piece of clothing that seemed a staple among every influencers’ closet: wide leg jeans. However, this clothing staple has proven to be more cool than practical. For example, when it rains the bottom of the jeans become drenched, and even when it’s not raining they become tripping hazards. Some of these jeans as well diminish the potential of outfits. 

  1. In: Low rise jeans

Remembered from the early 2000s from style icons including Brittany Spears and Paris Hilton, low rise jeans have not only been brought back, but they’ve earned their title as a closet staple piece.  Low rise jeans are often worn with longer tank tops, crewnecks and off-the-shoulder tops, and they’ve proven to help make any outfit standout. Just like magic, low rise jeans turn even the most casual outfit into one that’s both simple, yet ingenious. 

  1. Out: Chunky necklaces 

Charm necklaces are no stranger to fashion, and in 2023 they were overtaken by trending chunky necklaces. However, the creation of chunky necklaces has without a doubt failed to compete against the timeless beauty of simple charm necklaces, and has only instead put their beauty to shame. These necklaces are adorned with charms including giant heart gemstones, seashells, heart lockets and carabiner clasps, and each large scale charm is placed upon a minimalist chain. The clash of the maximalist and minimalist elements consistently fails to complement each other.

  1. Out: Spiked converse or black run stars 

Ever since Converse rose to popularity in the 90’s, they have been deemed the pair of shoes to wear “to be cool” amongst teens. Ever since Converse has seemed to successfully release new and creative designs every launch keeping in tune with Converse’s infamous style of timeless designs up until the 2019 release of the Converse Run Stars. These shoes at first glance seem to be a pair that will forever change your style. However, the shoes’ spiked soles downgrade the classic design of the Converses that we know and love, and only cause a headache for the person trying to find a cool enough outfit to pair with them. 

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