Emma Chamberlain

I don't know.

I just see it.

I think brands are going to start selling like sweaters and stuff that have those already attached or like a skirt.

We'll see.

okay moving on roses i just think roses are going to be trendy i'm talking about rose print sort of classic rose floral patterns but also too manipulating fabric to make it look like a rose jewelry with roses like you know like little dangling rose earrings roses

I thought this, and when I was doing research, further research for this episode to see if there was anything I missed, and I was looking at the last season or two of runway shows, I actually noticed a lot of roses.

So I actually had an instinct about this, and then when I was looking, I actually noticed it.

So I might actually be onto something with that.

Next, aprons.

The last Miu Miu show, there were a lot of aprons going on.

But I've kind of been feeling this for like a year.

And I can't remember if I mentioned it in last year's trend predictions, but I feel like aprons are going to be in, but not like a classic chef's apron, like clothing, fashionable clothing inspired by the shape of the apron, like the cook's apron, but bold.

Not like a literal chef's apron.

Like I think perhaps some brands will create like a fashionable version of a chef's apron and it'll be used as like a layering piece.

And I think it's going to come in the form of a full body apron, you know, the type that you put over your neck and it goes all the way down to your knees and you tie it around your back.

But also to just a waist apron.

I think the waist apron has a higher likelihood of fully becoming a mainstream trend because

Because it's actually a really wonderful layering piece.

You can just tie it around your waist over your pants or even over a skirt and add dimension that way.

But I think that shape, apron shape, will be in.