Sustainable Fashion: The focus on environmentally friendly and ethically produced clothing continued to grow, with many consumers seeking sustainable and eco-friendly options.

Oversized and Relaxed Silhouettes: Loose, relaxed fits were prominent in both casual and formal wear, with oversized blazers, wide-leg pants, and flowy dresses becoming popular choices.

Pastel Colors: Soft pastel shades like blush pink, lavender, mint green, and baby blue were popular, bringing a sense of tranquility and calm to outfits.

Statement Sleeves: Tops and dresses with dramatic sleeves, such as puffed sleeves, bishop sleeves, and bell sleeves, added a touch of flair and elegance to ensembles.

Athleisure: The blending of athletic wear with casual clothing continued to be in vogue, allowing for comfortable yet stylish outfits.

Mixed Prints: Mixing different patterns and prints became a trend, allowing for creative and bold outfit combinations.

Sustainable Footwear: Ethically made shoes, including vegan leather and recycled materials, gained popularity, aligning with the overall sustainability movement.

Nostalgic Fashion: Styles inspired by past decades, such as the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s, made comebacks, featuring retro elements in modern designs.