This year’s hot trends + photos

Rag sole loafers continue to be a strong trend.

AMOUR781 co-founder and stylist Ashley Full says rag sole loafers will continue to be popular, especially in the spring. The style refers to chunky rubber soles.

“The rag-sole loafer, which was a favorite in ‘It Girls’ this fall, will continue to be a trend in the spring,” she told Insider. It would perfectly complement the preppy tennis miniskirt I added.”

The stylist also recommended adding a college-inspired cardigan to complete the look.

There are more shades of green.

Full told Insider he expects to see a variety of shades of green this year, including ferns and moss.

“You’ll see ferns and moss greens this spring and fall,” she said. “

Pink is also popular.

A shade of pink can be a bold statement, and Full told Insider that there will be plenty of color this year, especially since the new “Barbie” movie comes out in July.

“Expect to see boldly matching pinks from head to toe in fun bright hues,” she said. You may choose to go down. But don’t be afraid to be the perfect match.

The popularity of ballet shoes will continue.

Alterre designers and co-founders Harmony Pilobello and Shilpa Iyengar say the ballet flat trend is here to stay.

“As people transition away from working from home in slippers and sneakers, ballet flats offer a comfortable alternative for working in the office or running errands,” they said. We also expect more people to wear satin ballet shoes to formal events such as weddings.

Transparent details reminiscent of Y2K fashion go nowhere.

Personal stylist Susan Padron hopes the Y2K trend, including transparent details, will take hold in shoes, bags and clothing.

“I think it’s clear plastic, but it’s expensive and expensive,” she told Insider. He’s wearing transparent pumps.”

Sparkle is perfect for dressing up.

Builtgracefully founder and lead stylist Grace Thomas says Sparkle will continue to bring outfits to life in 2023.

“The holiday season is always a time of sequins and sparkles, and I think this trend is just scratching the surface.” Details like these are just a few of the trends we see. ”

Cargo pockets are back in style.

Cargo pockets are back this year, according to New York-based stylist and founder of The Blanc House, Lana Blanc.

“This trend was seen gaining momentum[with cargo pants]in 2022, but it will take a big step forward in 2023,” she said. , Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Marant, Versace, Brunello Cucinelli, and more on nearly every runway in the Spring/Summer 2023 collection.”

Stylists said you can expect to see cargo pockets on everything from pants and shorts to skirts and coats.

Faux leather leggings are sure to be a hit.

Personal stylist and fashion blogger Jackie Condura told Insider that faux leather leggings will continue to be a hit this year.

“Faux leather leggings have gone viral and the trend stands out as one of the biggest trends of the season,” she said, adding: , they all go. ”

She suggested styling them with chunky sweaters and classic sneakers.

Blazers continue to be a hot trend.

Kondura said people will continue to layer pieces and blazers over everything this year.

“Once reserved for the office, they’re now a fashion focal point far beyond the boardroom,” she told Insider, adding: During these decades, designers continue to present new fabrics and ways to wear them. ”

The stylist said the blazer can be easily paired with casual denim or dressed up.

Menswear is being reimagined in women’s fashion.

Fashion and wardrobe stylist Jasie Style said reimagined menswear is shaking up fashion’s workwear segment.

“Get ready for body-positive, more conservative menswear-inspired fashion,” she says, adding, “Now’s the time to stock our wardrobe with timeless pieces that will last you well into future seasons.” It’s a great time to upgrade your look.My favorites include leather wide-leg pants.Workwear and sweater vests for the weekend.”