As a fashion editor, I am very aware of all the current trends in the scene and basically made it a pastime to uncover emerging micro trends in order to make them big next. Since I spend so much time recognizing trends and reporting on the styles that go in and out, I tend to make a huge grocery list for all the holes in my own closet. At the start of every new season, I keep an eye on all the parts I want to add to my wardrobe to capture each of the overarching trends that I see.
My list of trendy spring clothes for 2020 includes items like tie sandals, shoulder bags, and wide-leg jeans (to name just a few) that represent each of the larger trends that I want to test myself. If I keep such a list, I can avoid impulsive purchases and make sure that every item I add to my virtual shopping cart is satisfied within a few months.
I have this pair in black, but honestly I could use them in ecru now.
Pinstripes are an important trend this spring.
The sculptural shape of this bag really stands out.
Jacquemus? On offer? And still in stock? It has to be a miracle.
Get to know the 2020 version of barely existing sandals.
The boning in this top is really breathtaking.
Trust me – personally, it's as cozy as it looks.
The "boring" basic that was approved by the runway and Hailey Bieber.
This color, however.
Classic with a twist.
I love a nifty night out top.
The only rock trend that's really important right now.
Nerdy chic. It is a mood.
Emma Roberts has just returned the halter top, and TBH, I'm here for it.
Give your outfits that extra feeling.
In a word, dreamy.
A fresh variant of your standard blazer.
Just in case you like compliments.
Can you say that I have a soft spot for baby blue right now?
Teleport back to 1985.
My work bag desperately needs an upgrade, and that's it.
I smile at the thought of wearing it.
I think I'm finally ready to try Bermuda.
Sweet and retro.
Next, discover the five micro trends that I'm forecasting for this spring.
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