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After a year of living in our homes post covid 19 , it’s time to celebrate the latest fashion and styles. Inspiring almost every decade, there are so many new ways to create a style of your favorite colors and pieces. Express your personality, with a smooth bucket hat, or in a neutral tracksuit with lots of coats. Time to revisit pastel shades of the old 2000s and headscarves inspired by the 50s.
- Pop Color Checks
Brightly colored checks are some of the latest styles to appear on the scene. This retro-inspired style is a great way to enhance your casual ensemble, and is easy to use all season. Try light pants with a jersey that matches the shoes, or make a plaid blouse look like a monochrome dress. Complete the look with sneakers, or heels – there are many ways you can wear pop color checks, no matter how much you like it. You can style them up or down and turn your heads as fast as you go. 
- Neutral Colors Fashion
- This practice has been on our radar for a while, and it is easy to see why it sticks. Neutrals are completely old in the industry right now, so why not combine all the soft tones together? There are many ways you can move this idea – from a gray knot dress and matching jersey to crop tops paired with slouchy sweatshirts and a cardigan. If you enjoy pop color, wear matching shoes and a bag in a rich hue like brown, navy, or gold. A timeless style that will always look elegant and sophisticated.
- Large floral print
We’re back in the 90s and 2000s in a big way, so why not start with the biggest floral pattern we know and love? This iconic print is beautiful and fashionable, which means you can style it with almost anything and look lovely. Pair a mini skirt and a bold T-shirt to the same style, or arrange a cropped jersey and maxi skirt to make you feel out of work. This is a great way to express yourself and celebrate the good things in life. 
- All Pastel Colors
This season is all about a strong and beautiful look, which is the perfect reason to try pastel ensembles. The improved type of soft and artistic colors look great when paired with a single outfit, and you can find a way to wear it every season. Try lemon pants and a lavender shirt, or add a bright pop of tested pants and chunky sneakers with a 2000s feel. You can mix and match with different hues to add extra dimension to a monochromatic dress or play with quirky twist patterns. 
- Tracksuit with formal jackets
From the channels to the Instagram feed, models and fashion lovers are rocking the trend. If it is cold outside, and you want to stay warm, cozy, and look stylish, there is no better way than to wear a tracksuit with a formal dress. When styling this fun combo, choose shades that complement or match the tone. In this way, you can increase the size of your outfit and look perfect. Feel free to style it with sneakers or a collection of combat shoes – this is a great way to re-model the workplace beauty and stay warm as the temperature drops. 
- Fluorescent Tops
Celebrate your favorite colors of the season by putting them in your closet. This season, we love bright shades and patterns that make you stand out – so why not give them your everyday clothes? Try a green neaz blazer with your regular black jeans and T-shirt, or change your tracksuit to a hot pink suit – these shades will make you feel bright, vibrant and ready to take on the day. Fashion is about trying and trying new ways to express yourself, so have fun with it! 
- Scarve on the head
Seeking inspiration from Grace Kelly’s popularity in the 50s to fashion photography in the early 2000s, the trend has come and gone in the fashion world for almost a century. We can easily understand why it keeps coming back – it looks so good. These headbands are easy to style and look chic in sleeves with any outfit. Fold the patterned scarf and put it on your head – get the same sunglasses, and voila, and turn yourself into a Hollywood star or street model. 
Androgynous styling
Androgyny has been a staple style in the fashion world since the 1930’s. This beauty comes in a big way, from large suits to blending and matching shirts and blazers. This year we love straight-leg pants with unisex T-shirts, bomber jackets and turtlenecks, and 80s-inspired sewing. Try using them in neutral colors, and color in red or green for the actual statement. When it comes to fashion, putting yourself in your place of comfort and trying new things is the best way to try your style – don’t be afraid to mix things up, and have fun.
- Jean Wide Wide
Sorry shorts, but it’s time for wide-legged jeans to dominate. This season is all about inspiration from the early 2000s, and what better way to celebrate this era in fashion than one of its outstanding ways? Sitting at the top of the waist and lighter than the knees, these boots wrap around your legs and give the 70s a relaxed vibe. You can wear them in a cropped style or with a singlet, or with a very large shirt or card. Play with colors and have fun with a variety of patterns and styles – we guarantee they will be your choice of the day to go out with friends or for brunch. 
- Pastel Color Bucket Hats
Another trend that has stuck for some time is the bucket hat, but we give you a retro twist this year. Pastel shades like lavender, lemon, and pink baby are good to play with, and they look great when paired with a combination of hues. Match your accessory with your shirt, bag, or everything to enhance your style.
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