Your Spring Fashion 2019 Guide
April 16, 2019
Get ready for a blast from the past in this season’s fashion.
From hip 70s style jeans and tees to edgy 90s color palettes, spring 2019 trends are making fashion come full-circle.
The latest fashion has been heavily influenced by the 90s, but no one ever thought the 70s trends would come back.
This spring many fashion brands are bringing back colorful stripes, corduroys and matching fuzzy detailing.
Dolls Kill, a popular women’s fashion website, features a new line called “Long Strange Trip” that provides the grooviest clothing.
Festivals have been all the rage in the last few years, and so are the themed outfits that go along with them.
This spring, bohemian and earthy vibes are popular due to the festival fever.
Forever 21 offers both men and women’s styles, like trendy overalls for both sexes as well as earth-toned striped t-shirts.
A new trend this year has risen from the pastel and soft trends from the last few years- meet farmcore and cottagecore.
Emphasizing warm tones and dainty looks, both farm and cottage core fashion is being popularized through social media.
On Instagram, hashtags for this new trend have been gaining momentum with 18000 tags.
Essentially, the looks are inspired by fantasies of cozy cottages in the woods, frogs on toadstools, fawns prancing in meadows and wildflowers in gardens.
Overalls, dainty white blouses and messy yet nice hair are what really trademark the look.
With the rise of the internet-obsessed generation, it is important to mention another upcoming trend: the e-boy and e-girl fashion.
Due to Instagram and TikTok, this look has appeared out of the blue within the last few weeks.
Staples of the look are black and white stripes, black skirts, fishnets, longer styled men’s hair, colorful streaks in ladies’ hair, ripped jeans and many more “edgy” items.
These looks are a new twist on the “emo” and “scene” styles of the early 2000s which were sourced from the original rise of the Internet.
Spring 2019 holds many opportunities for people to express themselves in many trendy and popular ways.
From 70s-inspired matching outfits to weathered farmcore overalls to black painted nails of the e-generation, there is something for everyone to be a part of this spring.