Fashion Trends of 2015
Fashion Trends
Fashion Trends are constantly changing throughout the years. In 2015 there were an assortment of different styles and fads. From ripped denim to the washed and worn out look, these trends have become extremely popular. It seems that every year the direction of fashion alternates. One year all black is in and the next year pink is. Whether the latest accessories include baseball caps or pins there is always something new in demand.
Ripped Denim Jeans
Ripped Denim
Ripped and torn denim has returned from the 90's. Whether its ripped jeans or torn denim jackets if you are a fan of streetwear you probably rocked it. The grunge era started with Kurt Cobain and now even has rappers joining the movement.
Washed and Worn Out
Washed and Worn Out Look
Washed and worn out fabrics hit the streets when Kanye West released his collection of YEEZY Clothing. The fashion world went into an uproar and the hype began to erupt. Kanye's first two collections appeared as an unfinished and distressed look of fabric. The latest fashion trends from Kanye have become a contender for style and may be around for some time.
Polo Cap
Baseball Caps
One of streetwear's latest accessory fashion trends this year were the baseball caps. Not your traditional fitted hat, but the polo cap also known as the "dad cap". With a vast assortment of styles of diverse caps, will this one survive in 2016?
Wiz Khalifa Wearing Pink Wiz Khalifa Wearing Pink
More Pink Less Black
The past couple years in fashion black on black seemed to be the color to wear. Now that the funeral fashion trends are over, pink has become the hottest color in 2015. Its an eye popping color that turns heads and stands out in the crowd.
Pintrill
Pin Craze
In 2015 the pin craze has emerged as one of the most popular fashion trends. Whether you are pinning your vest, jacket or hat its a great addition to a distinct style. They are easy and fun and have become an accessory for expression. Pins are also a great way to add to your outfit without spending too much money.