Vintage-retro fashion

Vintage-retro fashion the start of 2021 is marked as a colorful season in the world of fashion. Just like in recent years, Vintage-retro fashion is still in high demand. Not only the clothing but footwear and accessories are a full-blown hit too. The era of fashion is always in the process of repetition. Whatever was trendy some decades ago is trendy now. Hence, whatever is new, and trendy now will be trendy again at some point after few decades. On contrary, fashion changes really quick. What is trendy or fresh today will go out of fashion even in few weeks. To understand this cycle of fashion you need to know which of the trends popped up in this decade. The main reason for why these trends came back is the demand of the people. The demand is influenced by music. Some bands and albums come back with a hit and the fans are attracted by their style.

Another reason is the easy access to the internet. The fashion from back in the days is just a fingertip away. Therefore, the cultures and generations of fashion that were lost and forgotten are resurfacing easily. Also, youth these days are seizing every opportunity they got to hype this retro style. Not just the retro style is back in fashion but brands are creating a new sensation where they twist the modern style with some retro fusion. This no doubt is a big hit among this generation. The eras which are coming back are the 80s, the 90s, and the 2000s.

Here are some trends that hopped on a time machine.

• Mom Jeans
Mom jeans are usually narrow around the ankle, loose and high-waisted. This is a popular garment from the 90s. It has made a strong comeback in the 21st century. These mom jeans have over-powered tight-fitting jeans. The mom jeans go well with boots and a belt. Since these are easily available in a thrift store, they are a sustainable option.

• Scrunchies
People these days prefer to keep their hair either short or long and free. Whereas, people back in the day were creative with their hair. But the 21st century witnessed the return of scrunchies. Scrunchies are a type of hair-ties that are cute and fancy. Many celebrities are killing this look too. You can also get sustainable by using any piece of fabric as a scrunchie.

• Denim
Denim is the most consistent piece of fabric throughout the history of fashion. It is also the most common in every wardrobe. The 80s had denim as a staple in the closets. The ripped jeans and flared pants seem to come into fashion every 5 years. You can pair these jeans with denim jackets or different colors. Today, one can hardly imagine life without jeans.

• Corsets
The objective of corsets back in the time was for a woman to look like an hourglass. That era considered the hourglass figures as a beauty standard. They have made a comeback as an attractive outfit option in the 21st century. People today wear these corsets over a t-shirt or instead of a t-shirt. They especially look cool when paired with flared jeans.

• Granny Glasses
As the name suggests, these were popular pairs of glasses back in the 70s. They are oversized, square frames with warm tints. These glasses are an attraction for people who love to slay a cool plus warm look. The name and the look of these pairs suggest that they are straight from the vintage collection.

All in all, any person who admires fashion loves a good vintage find. Especially when they are trending. Fortunately, the vintage-infused fashion is also sustainable. Hence, you look cool as well as save the environment when you go for a Vintage-retro look.

reference:

https://www.whowhatwear.com/vintage-fashion-trends
https://luxiders.com/fashion-trends-old-clothing-thats-back-in-style/