In the immortal words of Coco, Chanel’s fashion fades style is eternal. This statement couldn’t be more true, as you’ll discover through the course of this Fashion Friday segment on the different types of fashion.
From clothing to accessories and beyond, let us explore some of the wonderful ways in which you can express your individuality in different types of fashion ways.
These different types of fashion are influenced by trends found on runways and catwalks, but it is ultimately more relaxed
This fashion is influenced by trends found on runways and catwalks, but it is ultimately more relaxed.
1. Street Style
This different type of fashion is influenced by trends found on runways and catwalks, but it is ultimately more relaxed. Some trends go out of fashion after a year or two while others last for a decade.
Most importantly, they’re fun to wear and inexpensive compared to designer different types of fashions. Best examples include denim jeans, shirts, and plaids.
You’ll find people from all age groups wearing them with an even greater enthusiasm for teenage girls and young adults between 16-25 years old.
To have your street style noticed you have to be trendy and have different types of fashion as well as stylish; being unique is another plus point in your favor if you can pull it off without seeming over-the-top.
2. Dress Up and Cosplay
A form of entertainment whereby participants don costumes and accessories to represent a specific character or idea that is usually exaggerated.
While these characters are often fictitious, dressing up as comic book superheroes and video game villains have become wildly popular in recent years.
Dressing up is a great way to meet new people and have fun, but keep in mind it’s meant to be an expression, not an imitation.
3. Designer-Inspired Trends
To be clear, a trend inspired by a designer is not an actual design that has been created by that designer.
Rather, it’s a look inspired by something a fashion designer has made. It’s not always easy to find out if designers are aware of their influence on trends, but it’s probably safe to assume they are.
And since fashion designers almost all have an online presence these days, it’s very likely they will see your interpretation and possibly even feature you.
4. Boho Chic
This laidback style includes everything from torn jeans to flannel shirts and high-heeled boots. Think Kate Hudson in Almost Famousit’s easy, breezy, and relaxed.
You can pair your boho looks with a pretty scarf or flowy top to create an elegant look that isn’t boring. This is great for casual summer parties and nights out on the town.
And if you’re feeling really creative, you can even make a few boho-inspired pieces yourself using fun textiles and craft ideas. Have some fun!
5. Prom Homecoming
The best way to describe prom and homecoming fashion is to compare it to your 10th-grade English class there are some definite similarities.
Both events require you to pick out a nice outfit for a special occasion, but at both, every single attendee has something that’s nice.
Because these two events are all about standing out from everyone else and let’s be honest, impressing your date, you’ll want to make sure that yours is just a little more special than everyone else’s.
To do so in prom/homecoming fashion without breaking your budget, keep these tips in mind
6. Beach and Vacation Outfits
If you’re headed to a destination beach, your clothing should be easy to pack and comfortable. For women, that means lightweight, casual sundresses and two-piece bikinis.
Guys can take their pick from cargo shorts and polos to quick-drying swim trunks. Vacation outfits are all about the comfort you might even want some flip-flops for kicking around town
