2024 Fashion Trends Worth Wearing When They Die

In today’s video, I want to talk about some of the most popular trends of 2024 that I feel are worth wearing, even if the trend dies out! These trends don’t only look good, but they have a lot of qualities that can improve your style going forward so let’s talk about them. I'll be talking about the old money trend, blokecore (soccer jersey trend) & a lot more!

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[lukemiller_]

Agreed, 80% timeless and 20% trends sounds like a great ratio - love videos like these to keep up to date with trends though

[danielbrittin]

As someone who has a bit of a gut, cropped tops have been an absolute game changer for me! Finally I get get the proportions I want without an unappealing tuck that makes me super self conscious, has just elevated my style and confidence

[sooyaaa]

Cropped tops is something I don't think will ever get out of date as Harry said how important that ratio is, Great video!

[furikuri]

Looking like old money at a Cradle of Filth concert would be hilarious! Great video! Keep up with those outros, "good bye" LOL.

[CaliKiid]

I still have skinnies and slim tailored pants in my closet for specific shoes/occasions, but man was finally opening up to wearing baggier pants the best choice I ever made. These past 3 years I've had so much fun when it comes to shopping for clothes and putting outfits together. Even though the pants I wear now are mostly wide legs with either a cuff or cropped, depending on how I style the top half it completely changes the "Look".

I haven't even gotten to touch a lot of the trends this year because they stayed so similar to last years, so I still feel like i'm not missing out on much.

[Ashlord]

I think the preppy wave is also here to stay. It's always been a thing, but it's become more mainstream with streetstyle taking over it. Loafers, neckerchiefs, and ties are some of the pieces I think are here to stay as well. ☺️

[rewghob]

Maybe some ideas like:

Things you can still wear from summer as we transition into autumn.
The importance of cut in style
Looking at why the style of some more male celebs work or why they are praised for their style, same with shows. I don't know why some shows become a hit for their fashion
How about why certain styles are timeless and certain icons i.e James Dean, Brando, Steve McQueen and Paul Newman, Alain Delon, jean paul belmondo etc
How to accessorize autumn clothing. I always wonder how some guys know how to do this so well when most don't do it at all
Would love to see you do a knitwear video and a/w outerwear and shoes.

I'm not even a man but watch you and James - the twin fashion flames

[BobRoberts]

Another great video Harry! Have a good day! ✌️

[almightybushido]

Wider/regular fits have really helped my style for my body type. Your channel is why I even decided to explore those styles anyway!

[deadkiller]

Short shorts are my all time favourite and forever

[RebelTitan]

Still rocking the oversized tshirts and slim jeans. I don't like 2024's huge pants trend except for cropped tops lol.

[peeyushramsurrun]

Harry...
Watching your videos have been a blessing to my style
Keep posting, bro😌

[gustavocecille]

always looking forward to this every Sunday :) good one harry!

[Under]

Solid trends that stand the test of time💯 Well said, Harry!

[michaelstyles]

I love a good Harry Has video, I always get inspired.

[adamwest]

Bro at 7:30 should NEVER skip leg day 🤣🤣🤣

[jomni]

The trendy stuff are timeless too if they are part of your personal style. Keep wearing them even if they die out. Because they have worked well on you before and will still work well even if no one else wears them

[_Yung_Fuego]

That damn Marlboro hat is haunting me
SpongeBob voice " I need it " 😅😂

[kypha]

your "see you later" always makes me chuckle

[TTripp]

The Birkenstock Bostons were super popular when I was in middle/high school (2002-2005ish). It just seems like it made a comeback.