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2020 was bizarre for many reasons, and so far 2021 is looking the same.
And we aren’t just talking about being on the verge of a civil war. Some unusual fashion trends have emerged as well. If you’re thinking–who cares about fashion at a time like this? We invite you to escape the painful reality of this world, and enjoy this quick review of the most unexpected fashion trends that are about to be everywhere. Retail therapy won’t solve *all* your problems, but we can certainly try…
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Tractor-Inspired Boots
These clunky boots featured a distinctive lugged rubber sole, as seen from brands like Balenciaga to Zara.
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Boiler Suits
They're not jumpsuits, they're not overalls. These long-sleeve, long-pants one-piece numbers just may be the easiest trick for winter dressing (until you have to pee, that is).
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Bucket Hats
You can thank Rihanna and Bella Hadid for bring this retro trend back for 2021.
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Shackets
It's a shirt, it's a jacket, it's a shacket. These plaid flannel tops are available pretty much anywhere--from H&M to Zara.
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Baguette Bags
These early 2000s bags made famous by Fendi and Prada are back in a million ways.