Fashion will look different post-lockdown. COVID has already changed how young people dress, as they turn to loungewear and athleisure for comfort and even prairie dresses and “cottagecore” as escapism, but the way young consumers dress when they emerge from quarantine could look different too. Fashion designers are already finding ways to create pieces that incorporate masks, gloves, and other forms of protection. Sustainability will likely be a priority as brands will “stop over-creating and overproducing” and trim down their collections, as well as planning “thoughtful fashion shows” on digital platforms. (Vogue Business, Teen Vogue)
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