Yahoo EntertainmentI Spot Trends for a Living—Here's Everything I'm Buying for Spring
As a fashion editor, I'm acutely aware of all the current trends on the scene and have basically made it a pastime of mine to uncover emerging micro-trends about to make it big next. Since I spend so much of my time trendspotting and reporting on the styles that are in and out, I tend to rack up a massive shopping list for all the holes in my own closet. At the start of each new season, I keep a running tab of all the pieces I want to add to my wardrobe to nail each of the overarching trends I'm seeing.
On my list of trendy spring clothes for 2020 are items such as ankle-tie sandals, shoulder bags, and wide-leg jeans (just to name a few) that represent each of the larger trends I want to test out myself. By keeping a list like this, I'm able to avoid making impulsive purchases and ensure that each item I add to my virtual shopping cart is one that I'll be satisfied within several months' time.
Pleats Please Issey Miyake Off-White Monthly Colors December Cropped Sweater ($200)
Rowing Blazers Lago Di Como Fiori Tee ($42)
Who What Wear Rachel Genuine Calf Hair Slide Sandal ($109)
Zara Knit Corset ($40)
Miaou Imogene Corset ($255)
Manu Atelier Naomi Slipper Sandals ($390)
RE/DONE High Rise Loose Jeans ($275)
Ancient Greek Sandals Charys Leather Sandals ($220)
Zara Heeled Asymmetric Leather Sandals ($100)
Zara Cropped Double Breasted Jacket ($36)
Jugtech Stretchy Cotton Headband ($5)
Song of Style Dario Bralette in Champagne ($118)
Ganni Basic Cotton Jersey T-Shirt, Crystal Ball ($95)
Reformation Margot Skirt ($98)
Ganni Printed Mesh Dress ($325)
Lexxola Jordy Sunglasses ($226)
Keane Rock Ring ($80)
Next up, discover the five micro-trends I predict will blow up this spring.
Boyy Wonton 25 Carrés ($1265)
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