10 Trends Out Of Fashion in 2023 And What To Wear Instead

This video shows 10 out of fashion trends that you should ditch in 2023 and what to wear instead all of which can be considered classics and will stay in your closet for years to come.
Agree or not if you wish, this is not my list but that which my sources inside the industry tell me are out of fashion!

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[matronarules]

I'm Mexican, so it's impossible for me to let #4 go, hand embroidered blouses and dresses with square and round necklines are part of our traditional clothing. In fact, I just came back from a holiday and I bought myself a bunch of different blouses and dresses (huipiles). They do make me look older, but they are the perfect clothing for the spring, summer (even autumn) heat. Sorry Marie Anne, I can't follow your advice this time! Lol

[mellisugahelenae]

sorry, the embroidered square neckline is never out of style, because it's a folklore heritage, especially in eastern europe.( I'm Hungarian and I love it)

[debbiemize]

I have always hated the distressed (ripped) jeans! They look like what I wore as a teen when helping my dad with the yard work and that was the only time I wore them! I would have died of embarrassment had any of my classmates seen me in them!

Thanks, Marie Anne, for helping us to be French Chic and fashionable ♥️

[LCG]

I agree with your suggestions---might I add capri pants (such an awkward length), cold shoulder anything and romper outfits (yes, onesies)!

[sydneyb.]

In defense of my hoodie---well, I can't defend how it looks. But nothing beats it for the chilly pre-dawn dog walk, yard work in early spring or late autumn or adding a warm layer under a coat when the weather is brutally cold. Sometimes, fashion just has to take the back seat to comfort and praticality! I enjoy your videos!

[maritasue]

Oh my goodness, the “crop shrug cardigan”! I remember over 30 years ago an elderly aunt was knitting those for everyone, but NOT to wear as fashion. She made them to wear as either bed-jackets or for an extra layer of warmth on cold winter evenings spent reading or watching TV. She called them “Arms”, and mine was much appreciated during winter evenings in Minnesota.

[PurpleGold.]

Here in Australia, we call flip flops; thongs. And they will never go out of fashion because of the hot weather, and beachy lifestyle.

Also, I have a couple of embroidered square neck line tops from which I’ve received many compliments. It shows off my Eastern European roots, looks folky and endearing. It also makes me look approachable, warm and friendly, which I am. I won’t be discarding them any time soon.

[melhawk]

Your comments are the best! You have a razor sharp wit.

[swansuz]

Hoodies are one of my favorite choices when I go to walk (30+ miles a week) -- and run errands along the way. They keep my neck warm when it is cold. For summer, I have ones made of sunblocking material so my neck doesnt get sunburned. Stick a ball cap on to keep it back from my face, pop on a seasonal weight hoodie, and get some miles in. :-) I have also lived in apartments that were so cold that hoodies were the only way to get warm enough to sleep. Hoodies are so practical.

[gabrielestitz]

Hello Marie-Anne I am glad that I never had these items you listed not to wear.

[sparklie]

Marie-Anne you are so wise and I often hear your voice in my head when I am shopping or looking at outfits on the internet - especially: "if it's not a wow, it's a non!" (this has saved me so much money and closet space). Today I can add to that superb advice: "Good style is always in, but fashion comes and goes." Thank you - that's so true and gives us the freedom to say "Non" to unappealing/unflattering trends. Meanwhile I *wish* that leggings were out of fashion where I live. Today at the mall I estimate that 70% of women were in leggings-as-trousers. sigh. Oh well, to each their own I suppose.

[myalightseeker]

I’m 67 and I wear classic jeans as well as ripped jeans. I love dressing the loose ripped jeans with heels and a cute top! Just depends on the occasion! :)

[aliceinwonderland.]

Hi Marie Anne. I think short shorts look pretty unflattering on the whole and worse still, in my opinion, are cycling shorts.I much prefer a lovely pair of tailored Bermuda shorts. I agree totally with leggings and ripped jeans going out of fashion- I’m not a fan of any clothing that accentuates any unwanted bumps and lumps !

[Sand]

For over 10 years I have worn leggings as they were meant to be worn-long tops or short dresses with boots or ballet flats. They will always work for me, even at my current age of 67. It is my go-to style in every season except summer. Happily, I don’t wear anything else on your list, as I am by nature not a trendy person.😊

[krisdoor]

Hi Marieanne. I love this video. Just returned from 2 weeks in beautiful France. Our trip included 5 days in Paris. It was so easy to spot French women in both Paris and smaller towns. Lots of trench coats, scarves, simple but elegant clothes. Unfussy hair and minimal, yet flattering, makeup. And most, especially in Paris, wearing comfortable walking shoes. I love your channel.

[lorenlash]

Ugh, crocs! Were they ever in fashion? Great advice, thank you

[brendajessel]

I cannot tell you how glad I am to see this! I have been “out of fashion” for so long with my regular pants and cardigans and … oh thank you Thank you! I love classic! My trench coat is a bit long but so cozy

[canonwright]

Love Khaki and have a visceral hate for flip-flops. Good advice. Keep up the good work.

[jackiec]

👏 I agree with all except 🙈 Hoodies. I just love hoodies when the weather is cold, damp, rainy I’ll have to rethink it. Habits are hard to break!! You’re always so informative 🤗

[inwellington]

Your style is classic, your advice is sage. I’m 60+, I give a good deal of time to be well groomed but understated. You nail the essence of of timeless elegance. Thank you.