According to Vogue, skinny jeans are among the fashion trends making a comeback this year. Emerging in the late 1950s, the design became synonymous with rock and roll culture and the rebellious spirit of youth, experiencing a boom in 2016. Their biggest advantage is their ability to flatter the figure, highlight the legs, and easily pair with various styles. However, their tight fit can make them less comfortable and not suitable for all body types or occasions. You can pair them with a blazer or an oversized top to create balance.

Also among the hot trends from 2016 returning this year are ankle boots. Low-cut boots originated in the 19th century, initially as practical footwear for laborers and horse riding, before being heavily popularized in fashion from the 1960s. Their design is versatile and easy to wear throughout all four seasons. However, they can make legs appear shorter if the shaft height and heel are not chosen appropriately.

Millennial Pink (pastel pink) emerged as a fashion and cultural phenomenon between 2014 and 2016, strongly associated with social media. This light pink shade with a hint of peach was favored for its neutral, youthful, and elegant appeal. However, this color quickly goes out of style and can easily look washed out.

Once designed for military pilots during World War II, bomber jackets are popular among young people for their relaxed and cool aesthetic. You can pair them with jeans, trousers, or dresses.

This year, the fashion market continues to see the emergence of lace-trimmed sleepwear. This trend saw strong growth in the 1990s and in 2016. The design was once considered selective due to its less sophisticated perception, but it is now popular among Gen Z. You can layer them with a blazer, a thin sweater, or a t-shirt.

Ballet flats originated from classic ballet shoes, becoming a fashion trend in the 1940s. Many favor these shoes for their versatility and convenience.

Skinny scarves are seeing a resurgence, associated with mod and rock styles and a free-spirited aesthetic. You can use them as an accent when wearing a blazer, tied on a shirt, handbag, or wrist.

Loafer mules are a variation of classic loafers. The design gained significant popularity from the mid-2010s amidst a fashion wave emphasizing comfort and minimalism. They are easy to slip on, practical, and still convey an elegant feel, suitable for urban life. You can pair them with trousers, skinny jeans, or a midi skirt.

Sao Mai

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