Best & Worst Trends of 2023

In today's video we are going to take a look at the best and worst trends so far in 2023! I would love to hear your thoughts about some of the biggest moments in fashion and in culture for this year.

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Chapters:

00:00 Intro
0:29 Disclaimer
0:51 Big Red Boots
2:28 Adidas Samba
4:22 Ballet Flats, Mary Janes, Kitten Heels
5:56 Rapid Fire Footwear Trends
6:27 Wide + Straight Fitting Pants
7:52 Jorts
8:34 Jorts and Boots
9:24 Layering w/ Skirts
10:05 DIY Cropped Shirts
11:51 Carabiner Aesthetic
13:42 Bows & Ribbons
14:36 Wired Headphones Belt
15:19 Online vs IRL
17:01 The "Nichification" of fashion
19:00 Shein-gate 2023
20:40 Honorable Mentions Intro
21:10 Selvedge/Raw Denim
21:59 Barbie
22:35 What is Streetwear?
23:53 Korean Fashion Brands
25:03 pvv

Measurements:
Height: 6' 4"
Waist: 34"
Inseam: 35.5"
Sleeves: 27.5"
Shoe Size: US 11 (EU 45/44)

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[johncalvinhuntley]

The Online vs IRL fashion segment of this video was super necessary, I think fashion influencers tend to rule out trends almost a year before they leave the mainstream. People get bored too easily with trends, something could be "over saturated" on tiktok but you might rarely see that item in real life. Like the stussy 8 ball fleece for example. W video

[llomiril]

honestly trend wise 2023 has been a great year
bow&ribbons
chunky heart necklaces
platformed mary jeans
maxi skirts
it as a girlie
i have been waiting for the world to switch from mini length to maxi it’s so eye pleasing

[shin-kuix]

I generally try to stay away from anything too trendy, especially with trends dying so quickly these days but I really hope baggy pants stay around for a while, so much more interesting to me than black skinnies

[durant]

I would say at least for Europe, the vintage football(soccer) jersey is a big trend which I heavily enjoy.

[britbritbritbrit]

as an elder millennial, I've been so happy to see younger generations pick up on our old styles like baggy pants, sambas, dainty tops, clogs, carabiners, and huge shorts, not just because it's validating for how we used to dress, but because it encourages second hand shopping. we donated all those styles to goodwill when the ultra skinny hipster aesthetic came around. it's so easy to get on recycled trends by buying affordable used items, and keeps them out of landfills. and some of us olds were smart enough to keep the good stuff in the back of the closet, and can feel cool again :) i've hung onto all my skinny jeans. it's only a matter of time....

[ericdelrio]

I call this modern look “neo-90’s” and love it! The creativity and attention to silhouette is really fun and striking and not too mention comfortable

[Amanivajra]

You're the only one I have seen that has touched on the nichification of fashion. Style has become so inclusive compared to when you had to wear specific brands, silhouettes, and styles to be on trend. Although trends exist today, they are integrated into this major shift in the cultural fabric of fashion.

[exaggeratedswagger]

As someone who lives in the Midwest that thing about irl fashion vs online fashion is so true. It can make you feel kind of overdressed in like..every situation possible lmao

[camillecuellar]

Thank u for recognizing some women’s trends! I specifically like the impact that accessorizing with ribbons has in fashion! Like something from the arts and crafts aisle instantly elevating an outfit and making it a touch more feminine ❤

[yassercastillo]

As a millenial who is very into fashion across all decades I want to say yall genz wore us out. You are doing the most and I love it.

[miahfrancis-mhpq]

You are so well spoken and I love that you don’t just overlook women’s fashion wear! It’s very refreshing and you’re one of the only men I’ll listen to for fashion bc you take us seriously

[CLAUSECO]

south korean fashion has been the forefront of my influences for so long and it’s so nice to see an influencer recognize that trend and look flooding the streets and the states rn. 👏🏼love to see it

[thestars]

I have been wearing these raspberry coloured Mary Jane flats for the past months and I love them so much they are beautiful, comfortable. They elevates my outfits even tho I’m wearing simple outfit. Also everyone compliment them . They are so timeless . women been wearing them so long time ago.

[ivyward]

honestly the way you talk about fashion is so respectful and reverent, you understand and acknowledge the impact of different groups of people and its awesome to me.

[withloveelli]

As someone who doesnt have tiktok the IRL vs. Online Fashion is very real. I saw adidas sambas EVERYWHERE but many of the other trends never really came through to the „real“ world. Even though I live in Berlin and most people are pretty fashionable, on the regular people rather go for function and comfortability instead of something that tiktok would deem fashionable. If you see a trend its normally a Gen-Z and often its very obvious that its not their personal style bit mere a try to be trendy. I personally think more creators should drift back to the „everyday“ -fits instead of trying to create something outrageous to gain attention. Even if their personal style is more out there, I would rather see oitfits they wear on a regular basis instead of the crazy red big boots with a mini skirt and a harness lmfao

[reganw]

the ballet flats, kitten heals and mary janes have been some of my favs this year. i didn’t even realize they’d gotten popular enough to be considered a trend, but i love that specifically women’s fashion has been more willing to do out of the ordinary things the last few years

[pasust]

I think the carabiner trend is a result of the cropped tees and rule of thirds trends that you mentioned before. Tops are becoming smaller or "shorter" and as a result, we're kinda seeing the opposite of last decade where it was baggy top and slimmer bottoms. Now much more attention is being paid to what bottoms you're wearing and the belt chains and carabiners are pretty much the accessories of your lower body. I personally love it, I was always a chain-wearer but now I've started adding more stuff to the front belt loops to add to my look.

[CaliKiid]

As far as overseas goes, one of the trends that caught my eye was the "Dopamine" trend in China. I struggle with putting outfits together that involve super bright colors, but seeing the people over there do it with multiple aesthetics opened up my eyes to the possibilities 😂

[Ray]

I think we're moving more and more towards a "there is no trend" being a trend. As you said, most of this stuff exists exclusively online or you have to go to a big city. As someone in NYC very often, even the tiktok trends are not what takes over the city at all. Everyone just has their own style and way of being. Since it's summer right now though, tons of tourists from rest of the country in their standard graphic tees and shorts right now, haha. And I'm surprised sweater polos didn't get a mention for trends this year. They've made a huge splash recently and I think we'll see even more in the colder months.

[tajcee]

Good to see the carabiner making a comeback as a fashion accessory. I used to rock one back during the peak of hipsterdom (2009-2013) with so many keys I didn’t even need 😅