Fashion Trends 2024 - What’s Hot And What’s Not

So let's talk about the fashion trends of 2024. What's going to be hot this year and what's not. These are my predictions, let me know yours!

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Items mentioned:

SLIM JEANS

LEOPARD PRINT

LEATHER JACKETS

ROCK LOOK

GRUNGE

TEXTURES

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[SPMinerva]

My parents taught me since a child to not chase a trend, because its always cyclical. One of the best advice ever

[DMorgan]

I like that you always remind the viewer to wear what we like regardless of the trend.

[larrytron]

I think a big trend this year could be "Vacation wear" or Gorpcore-inspired, the kind of clothes you'd wear on different types of holidays such as skiing, tropical, hiking, yachting, etc

We're already seeing loads of celebrities dressed up as if they're currently on holiday at an exotic location. With the cost of living crisis not easing up anytime soon (particularly here in the UK) many people will resort to looking like they've just come back from holiday

[miserycord]

Props to Harry for being so consistent with the YouTube videos. Fashion guys like Daniel Simmons or Tim Dessaint hardly post on here anymore so it’s good to see more of Harry’s content. Cheers

[benglaban]

I like slim fit tapered jeans, thats always my favorite style of jeans, i dont wear skinny nor too baggy

[EtcEtcReviews]

I think skinny jeans will have a brief moment but won’t have the same lasting power as baggy pants. Comfort wear is here to stay post-covid, and I don’t feel skinny jeans will survive the new landscape (especially considering skinnies only fit a couple different body types). Fitted pants will always have a place tho.

[orderofshadow]

I’m also feeling the comeback of graphic tees in rebellion against minimalist lazy designers of mainstream clothing brands.

[misterspino]

I think that "comfort" is a trend i gladly picked up. As a teenager I was chubby and thick and skinny jeans were the norm so i looked like stuffed salami for most of high school. Now I'm quite fit, but still thick, so same thing. oversized clothing is something I think I'll always wear as it is indeed comfy

[bobbob]

I have two tips for buying leather jackets, they're pretty basic and by no means am reinventing the wheel but it always works.

1. Shop at thrift or vintage stores. There are some absolutely amazing leather jackets out there and because they are timeless they are a prime buy from second hand clothing stores.

2. Shop out of season. I'm in Australia and just bought myself a sunflower leather jacket on a 40 degree celsius day. I got it for over 55% off. It fits perfectly, and I mean perfect. The colour is perfect and it feels amazing. Definitely a piece I'm going to be holding on to for a long time. If a piece is timeless then you shouldn't be worried about buying last season's collection. This tip typically applies for the higher end brands.

[tomwilko]

I live in a small town in the North of England and up here skinnies are still the go to for the vast majority😅 the baggy jeans look is starting to come in for the tiny amount of more forward thinking females but skinnies and slim fit still rules for 90% of folks... So it's interesting to hear that baggy jeans are done and skinnies are back!! I'll get back to u in 2034 to let u know how we get on😮

[robinbauer]

I love the baggy jeans/ bootcut they are so timeless

[ADCowie]

Baggy pants may have peaked in your world but they have only just reached the high street so I think they have a long way to go. I work with young people and one of the boys turned up in brand new baggy jeans and Adidas Sambas, which I assume must have been Christmas presents - he looked very cool and his friends all thought so too. Mind you, if teenagers in Birmingham are wearing something then that might be all you need to know to drop it from your own wardrobe.

[simondanielssonmusic]

I don't care about clothing trends but I love when you do videos like these. There are always some items you highlight that spark my interest.

[haseisrotting]

Hey Harry, I just want to say your on camera confidence and charisma has improved so much since I started watching you a year or two ago. Keep it up!

[Alexed.w]

That Trends are constantly 100% cyclical, is a very contemporary assumption. If that were historically the case, tunics would be back every 20 years. Clothing trends tend to follow general societal trends such as aspirations, fears, thought, and progress. 90s to now has been an era of post-modernist pastiche in almost all arts, but as in many fields post-modernism seems to be leaving space to something new, as the world shoots towards an almost unprecedented state of crisis, my guess is the same will happen in fashion. My prediction is (but I think I may just be parroting something I read somewhere) future fashion trends will be influenced by different visions of the future, either dystopian or utopian.

[quentindescotte]

It’s cool to see Allsaints featured in this video; it’s a brand I’ve loved for over 15 years. Every piece I’ve purchased remains timeless, and with a few exceptions, they never go out of style. While the quality has slightly declined since Wil Beedle’s departure and the acquisition, they’ve maintained the rock/punk/edgy touch I appreciate. The addition of more casual pieces helps them stay financially on track. Their jeans are excellent, the Japanese denim jackets are top-notch, and, in my opinion, their leather is the best investment. A (discounted) Allsaints shearling, in my experience, rivals an Acne Studios one. Despite being popular in London and New York (and thus having many haters), outside these cities, it’s underrated and deserves more recognition. Allsaints holds significant importance for me in the premium fashion industry

[EduardoHenrique-ndro]

Hey, Harry! Thanks for sharing, mate!
Have an amazing week ahead!
Cheers from Brazil!

[rickyrubio]

Sometimes trends become fads, and I think you expressed the correct point of view on this when it comes to a timeless wardrobe.

[Harris.azj.]

I’ve liked how fashion has gone basically follow what you want and how trends go it’s never truly gonna be out of fashion.

My only struggle is finding nice relaxed jeans I don’t want super baggy and I don’t want skinny but can never find the right fit

[phillip_reynolds]

It seems like a lot of the trends remind me of going to high school in the late 1990’s. I’m interested in seeing if race car apparel starts trending. When I went to college, my first semester (2001) had so many people wearing NASCAR leather jackets. I’d like to see those make a comeback!