A Modernized Past
It seems safe to say this is an interesting time for millennials, particularly in fashion. The terms throwback Thursday and flashback Friday are coming to life. The past times of the ’80s and ’90s when bright neon colors and fanny packs were in have now made an impeccable comeback.
Today in society it’s all about women empowerment and body positivity, about time! Now, what’s one thing every woman needs when she revamps her life or makes a big life change? A killer wardrobe.
Que “The Sweetest Thing” Cameron Diaz and Christina Applegate wardrobe movie montage. Today it’s all about style and comfort. Celebrities like Kim Kardashian and hubby Kanye West with their trendy and expensive clothing brands Skims and Yeezy make it look so effortless.
The times of struggling to find the right button-down shirt with the best slacks are over. It’s all about bright slightly oversized blazers or puffy jackets with a crop top and a great pair of biker shorts or jeans. 2020 is basically a fashion time capsule.
Then we have our favorite social media influencers advertising that makes it look good enough to order right then until we see the price at checkout. Fortunately, major retail brands such as Forever21 and Fashion Nova are giving us a hand with that. This time around we have a more modern twist to the trend. Nude hues and bodysuits have taken over.
We can actually get a version of all the cute outfits from our favorite 80s and 90s movies now and all the accessories you can think of. It’s bringing back a simpler time to the now. So here’s the complete wardrobe list, a blazer, cropped cardigan, crop top, bodysuit, ripped jeans, biker shorts, tight, thick leggings, joggers, oversized nostalgia graphic T-shirt, jean jacket, and a cropped windbreaker. Pair it all with tiny sunglasses and tiny purses a pair of sneakers or clear heels and off you go, fashion goddess.
The best part of this fashion rewind is that this time body positivity is highly encouraged for women so these clothes are designed to hug your curves and make you feel sexy and powerful.
Report: Josephine Coiscou
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