2020 was certainly a strange year for fashion with work-from-home and quarantine removing our need for stylish clothing, and most of last year spent in sweatpants, pj’s and comfy slippers. But, 2021 presents itself as a time to experiment and enjoy fashion again. We take a look at 5 of the fashion trends we predict will dominate our 2021 wardrobes. Best thing about all items listed, is that they’re available via our store directory!
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Baggy jeans
Skinny jeans are out and loose-fitting and baggy mom jeans are in. Baggy jeans is a prime example of the ways women are adapting to a more casual lifestyle. Slouchy, oversized denim is ideal for our socially distanced lives, and definitely a fashion trend that does not seem to be going anywhere anytime soon. Seventies and eighties-inspired styles are expected to be a major fashion trend this year with high waisted, wide leg, straight leg, tapered styles, and flared jeans set to be high on the radar of fashionistas.
5. JMVB High Waisted Wide Leg Jeans – R949
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Bold florals
Florals are nothing new in fashion, but this year the bolder, the better. The perennial trend is getting a fresh makeover this year, punctuated by. unapologetically cheerful, loud, and bold prints. Pair floral items with solid colours, or if you feel like making a statement, wear florals from top to bottom.
1.Printed boobtube side slit dress – R189.99
2.Sleeveless v-neck tiered midi dress – ochre floral – R479
3. Woven blair button through midi dress – R499
4. Halter pleated midi dress – R779
5. Woven harper tie back midi dress – R699
6. High low floral midi dress – R649
7. Curve florence frill midi skirt – R549
8. KBT Green Floral Midi Dress -R1450
9. Pink leopard holiday shirt – R850
10. The Katie -R920
11. Grace top anemone black R550
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Loungewear with a twist
Comfort dressing is a fashion trend that will be injected with a touch of luxe and glam. 2021 will be filled with comfortable but luxe pieces that are professional enough for the office, and comfy enough for the couch. The latest loungewear pieces combine fashion and function together to create a chic but totally wearable look.
2. Super soft draw cord crew – R349
3. JMVB Athleisure Culottes -R799
4. Leopard print trousers – R290
6. Save the Artist Sweater Black – R850
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Sustainable & upcycled fashion
The COVID-19 era has seen a surge of interest in sustainable fashion. Sustainability in fashion has now become a non-negotiable for many consumers. Brands are stepping up, offering more transparency, responsible working conditions, as well as more biodegradable, upcycled, and eco-friendly clothing than ever before. The second-hand and vintage clothing market is also anticipated to continue on its upward trajectory in 2021.
3.Vintage Two Tone Faux Fur Coat – Extra Small/Small – R750
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Sorbet shades
Last year’s colour palette, which was characterised by subdued, sensible shades, has been replaced by a sorbet inspired colour palette. Think lemon and orange sherbet, pistachio and lavender hues, and dusty pink shades.
1.Party time one shoulder top – R349
2.Tiered t-shirt dress antique sage – R399
3. Woven Jess tie back romper – R399
4. Textured cotton blend lace back tiered dress – R449
7. Isabel de Villiers Laser Cut Maxi Dress, Pink – R2500
9. Lilou mini dress celestial blue R799