2022 was the year Vogue declared “core” is the new “chic”—and it’s all thanks to trend-setting Gen Z and Millennials. YPulse’s Fits For the Feed trend report shows young people say their individuals like themselves and their generations are the most important people when it comes to creating new fashion trends, and they’re clearly right. So, which fashion trends will they support, or create, in 2023? On social media, specifically TikTok, which 56% of young people say helps to start fashion trends, new styles pop up constantly. And some of these “micro-trends” move faster than online orders for new clothes can. Others, however, dominate social media and headlines, as they trickle up from get ready with me videos to runways shows. As #cores represented cultural moments of the last year, experts predict these styles will take hold in 2023, and Gen Z and Millennials are already tapped into them: Grunge sleaze is carrying over YPulse told you about the viral return of grunge aesthetics this year, coming back under the titles...
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