We are not too keen on discussing trends as they tend to fade after some time. However, dressing up should still be fun and a way to express your personality and make you feel good about yourself.
We picked some trends that don’t necessarily require new clothes but give you inspiration and new ideas on how to combine and use items you might already own. Seeing something in a new way can widen your perspective on style and have fun with it.
When you think about neutrals, you think of black, white, grey, and beige. But in 2025 some new neutrals are joining the crew.
Leo pattern has been steadily trending already in 2024 and is taking its place as a new neutral. Burgundy has sneaked into accessories, such as shoes and bags, and sage and olive have become stable in everybody’s wardrobe.
To stay in the curve of trendiest colors, try these: Beige is switching this season to more yellowish. Think about creamy vanilla yellow but also bold saffron. The Pantone’s color of the year is Mocha Mousse and it represents a sophisticated, nuanced neutral that captures the complexity of contemporary design and fashion.
Athleisure, which is a contemporary style of wearing sports clothing like leggings in everyday outfits, has already become popular in recent years and isn’t going anywhere any time soon. The style is getting heavily influenced now by trending pilates, ballet, and yoga.
Soft wrap tops, yoga jumpsuits, comfortable body suits, and leggings are your go-to. The boldest can even rock a tutu or a body on top of leggings.
The Y2K trend of combining skirts or dresses over pants is becoming more mainstream this year. This is a trend that makes you look at your clothes in a new light and have some fun with them.
Time to leave any childhood fashion flashbacks behind and step out of your comfort zone. The easy first step is adding an a-line dress over flare pants and combining pants with the same colored skirt or dress.
Quiet luxury is a sophisticated approach to fashion and lifestyle that prioritizes quality, subtlety, and understated elegance over ostentatious branding and loud design elements.
It's a reaction to the previous era of conspicuous consumption, focusing instead on craftsmanship, materials, and timeless design. True luxury is knowing, not showing.
All fashion trends start from the runways and we are both surprised and happy to see some “trends” there that we don’t see as trends at all. We think these are something you can wear anytime, any year.
We are talking about floral dresses for the spring and summer time and stripes stripes stripes. So go through your wardrobe and your trendy outfit for summer can already be found there.
Structured looks are making a comeback but with a modern, relaxed approach. Oversized blazers are no longer strictly corporate, these pieces are now versatile wardrobe staples that can be dressed up or down.
Relaxed suits that combine comfort with polish, featuring softer fabrics and more relaxed fits that transition easily from work to social settings and monochromatic head-to-toe color looks that create a sleek, sophisticated appearance will turn heads.
This is a styling philosophy that we absolutely LOVE! Finding clothing that works harder and smarter is the key to building a long-lasting wardrobe. The more you wear, the more you save – earth and money.
Trans-seasonal pieces that seamlessly transition between seasons, featuring layerable designs and adaptable fabrics, and multi-functional garments that can be styled in multiple ways, maximize the potential and flexibility of your wardrobe. High-quality fundamental pieces serve as the foundation of a modern wardrobe.
Fashion is about personal expression. These trends aren't strict rules, but inspiration to help you see your wardrobe with fresh eyes. The most important trend? Feeling confident and comfortable in what you wear.
