MSGM t-shirt and DSquared2 jeans
We have done the hard work for you and found a few must have items you should put on your list to wear for spring. These styles have recently become available in retail stores, but we can assure you they will sell out fast. The first trend is known as the knots & ties trend. There are styles that use this trend as detail pieces and others that use it as the fastening option. It emerged as a vital design detail among many designers, which means there are so many varieties of this trend to choose from.
MSGM t-shirt and DSquared2 jeans
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We recommend MSGM’s t-shirt over with tapes. We like this version of the trend because it is a versatile tee that is perfect to pair with the next trend. This next trend is the frayed denim or shredded hem trend. We have seen this trend over many seasons, but these severe raw edges leave us feeling fresh. You will find that this trend does not stop at jeans and can be found on jackets or skirts, although we recommend this pair of DSquared2 jeans. The next trend that is a must for this spring is known as the sports modernist trend. Color blocked outerwear that is oversized and inspired from track suits are taking over the contemporary retail section. We love this comfortable trend because of the chic street style aspect that luxurious sportswear embodies. Our pick for this trend is the Alexander Wang oversize jacket. These are a few items we have discovered to be inescapable this spring season and we are not unhappy about it. These trends are comfortable, practical, and chic all at the same time. We encourage you to take part in this seasons trends and test out some of these styles.
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Alex English is the Head of Content Marketing at italist.com, building on a lifelong passion for fashion and luxury. After publishing a lifestyle blog for nearly ten years and obtaining an MBA in Milan at SDA Bocconi, one of Europe’s top business schools, he joined the italist team in 2019. His work since then has focused on upper-funnel messaging, brand storytelling, establishing italist as a thought leader in the space, and enriching the customer experience on the platform. Find him on LinkedIn.