The weather’s heating up (finally)! Now, it’s time to switch out the drab winter wardrobe for some chic sportif women’s clothing.
Activewear and athleisure have been huge trends for years. But this spring/summer, these athleisure pieces are getting more girly, fun, and stylish.
You may be wondering, what exactly is the sportif trend? I’ll walk you through it and give you some of my top picks to try!
Y2K fashion is back in style again! From low-rise jeans to baby tees, so many Y2K era items are trending.
Many classic eyewear styles from the early 2000s are also back in fashion. This includes Bayonetta glasses.
But what are these glasses exactly, and why are they popular? Let’s get into it!
Glasses are a major celebrity accessory these days! You’ll see them all over the red carpet and in candid street photos.
But glasses as a fashion statement isn’t a new thing. There are plenty of celebrities who have been wearing glasses for years.
Don’t think so? Here’s my list of top celebrities from different generations that prove my point!
The year 2000 is back, including iconic Y2K sunglasses. Of course, twenty-five years ago, they were just called sunglasses. These were the shades you saw every day—on everyone. Now, the same trends are taking the world by storm, thanks to countless celebrities, influencers, and other trendsetters obsessed with the look.
Curious? Consider this your sign! Read on and see if the Y2K-retro style suits you.
In the land of velour tracksuits, low-rise jeans, and trucker hats, the early 2000s were an interesting time for style. After a resurgence of baguette bags and hair clips, it shouldn’t be a surprise that we’re starting to see early aughts-inspired trends creeping into eyewear as well.
From large shield-style sunglasses to crystal embellishments, these kitschy-cute trends are the perfect way to infuse a little bit of playfulness into your style. Take a cue from Bella Hadid herself and grab a pair of 2000s-inspired shades to start your new year.
2000s style glasses include transparent gradient-colored lenses, bedazzled decoration, giant logos, rimless frames, and bug-eye oversized shapes. Let’s take a look at these eyewear trends from the early aughts.
