Fashion lookahead: Eight major 2021 looks from tie-dye to pastels

Author : boomberwalangsari

Publish Date : 2020-12-30 17:02:49

If you clicked on this article looking for sharp, insightful, industry-leading knowledge about the fashion industry, you've possibly come to the wrong place.

After all, this time last year we said the big styles for 2020 would include buttery leather, floral prints and bucket hats.

What actually transpired was a year of facemasks, slippers and jogging bottoms as the country worked from home and social events were cancelled.

Still, we're feeling more confident about our predictions for 2021. The rollout of the coronavirus vaccine should hopefully mean we will once again see other human beings in the coming year, which means now is the time to start thinking about post-lockdown looks.

One interesting side effect of the pandemic is that some designers reined in their usual experimentation and extravagance and instead prioritised practicality, opting to showcase clothes which were "more thoughtful and realistic", according to Vogue.

"For the first time in a long time, these looked like clothes that are meant to be worn," added the magazine, which is always a bonus when you're being charged £800 for a T-shirt.

You might think of yourself as the kind of sceptical person who can see right through the fashion industry's latest money-grabbing trends.

Well, now you can quite literally see through them thanks to these transparent outfits made of lace, mesh or sheer, which are going to be big in 2021.

"Shed winter's dense layers in exchange for spring's light peek-a-boo pieces," suggested Marie Claire. "Designers like Dior mixed sheers with barely there underpinnings, while Sportmax paired transparent overlays with fuller coverage slip dresses."

Fashionista advised that these designs aren't intended to provide the X-Ray treatment. "Instead, the transparent clothes act as layering pieces to add intrigue to standard tops and bottoms," they said.

Roughly translated, that means: for goodness sake don't forget to wear something less see-through underneath.

You grace me with your cold shoulder, sang Adele in 2008.

We grace you with our bold shoulders, say Balenciaga in 2021.

The luxury fashion house showed lots of outfits with prominent shoulders during Paris Fashion Week in March, and many others have been experimenting with the idea too.

"The peaked shoulders at Balmain and Balenciaga will cut through space with glamour and a bit of grit," said Vogue. "Big time shoulders are not new, but they are not going away either."

The good thing about this one is your head and shoulders are usually all anybody can see of you on Zoom, so it's one of the few styles that can actually be appreciated virtually.

Claudia Winkleman will be delighted to see that long fringes are back in style, although these are the fabric kind rather than the so-low-you-can't-read-the-autocue hair kind.

"It'll be hard to resist twirling all day long with this trend," said Cosmopolitan. "With every step you take you'll be turning heads."

(Partly because the strands of fabric will be whipping someone in the face.)

Nothing is as stylish as looking like you've been sneezed on by a unicorn, and with so many people stuck at home in the past year, DIY tie-dyeing maintained its popularity.

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The colourful trend has been popular for a while, but has now filtered up to the major designers, who are re-imagining tie-dyed fabric in their latest collections. Some fashion magazines are relieved the experts have taken over from the amateurs.

"While we appreciate the sentiment of creating your own colourful tees, we prefer how the experts are translating the counterculture mainstay," said Harper's Bazaar.

"From caftans to maxi dresses, sweat suits and denim, these shibori-inspired patterns hit every colour of the rainbow, and are decidedly bougie."

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Fashion lookahead: Eight major 2021 looks from tie-dye to pastels

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