Here’s What Is In and Out for 2024, According to Glamour Staff
Listen up, everyone: Here’s what’s going to be in and out for 2024. You heard it here first.
The new year is a great time to make resolutions for goals you want to achieve, set some intentions to maximize your health and happiness, and shake off those bad habits that are holding you back. This is also a time to predict where culture is headed: what styles we will be obsessed with, what trends we collectively need to let die, and what energy we absolutely do NOT need to take into 2024.
We at Glamour put our heads together to compile our list of the trends, styles, cultural touchstones, and habits that we are predicting will be huge in 2024, and which we think should be left behind in 2023. We aren’t saying we are future tellers, but let’s just say you may want to put down the makeup, and pick up your hair bows.
What’s IN for style and beauty for 2024
The classic Trader Joe’s tote bag (the white canvas with blue straps). —Sam Reed, senior trending news and entertainment editor
Bows. —Channing Smith, junior designer
More people embracing Pamela Anderson’s no-makeup era. —Malia Griggs, commerce editor
Silver jewelry. —Stephanie McNeal, senior editor
Leather trench coats. —C.S.
Purse hooks. I stand by my purse hook, take it everywhere, and always feel SO smug when everyone else’s bags and coats have to go on the floor because the bar or bathroom door don’t have hooks. —M.G.
The twee trend will have a comeback. —S.M.
Colored tights. —C.S.
What’s IN for pop culture and entertainment for 2024
Network television. —Jessica Radloff, senior West Coast editor
TikToks where men do sexy dances to Jack Harlow songs. —M.G.
Celebrities being open about their love life. –J.R.
Rom-coms. –S.M.
Everyone's going to be using the word dork or dorky. —Lindy Segal, interim deputy editor
The Ottoman Empire! I kid. —M.G.
The Golden Bachelorette. —J.R.
What’s IN for wellness and lifestyle for 2024
Spa days with the girls. —Lauren Brown, senior visual editor
Warm weather vacations in February. —J.R.
Burning the midnight oil. —L.B.
Public bathroom doors that feature the “occupied/available” lock. Let’s make this happen. —M.G.
Dance clubs. —L.B.
Cutting caffeine. —C.S.
Dinner reservations at 5:30 p.m. —J.R.
Voting! —Anastasia Sanger, senior manager, social video development
What’s OUT for style and beauty for 2024
Cropped sweatshirts. —J.R.
Sweater vests. —S.M.
Fake freckles (I don’t get it, I’m sorry). —C.S.
Everything being “Y2K.” —L.B.
High-waist jeans. —C.S.
Food-themed beauty trends. —L.S.
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What’s OUT for pop culture and entertainment for 2024
Celebrity men cheating on their wives and girlfriends and/or embarrassing them in public. —S.M.
I realize this is a HIGHLY unpopular take, but…Taylor Swift (specially the Eras Tour era). Can we all just take a pause and pivot the spotlight to some other artists? The world needs a breather. —M.G.
What’s OUT for wellness and lifestyle for 2024
Flavored lattes. —L.B.
Single-use plastic. —C.S.
People pleasing. —L.B.
Worrying whether or not your therapist likes you on a personal level. —A.S.
Cutting carbs. —C.S.
Women not knowing their worth, this year and every year. —S.M.
See you in 2024, when we see which of our predictions have come true!
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