7 fashion trends for 2020

INReading the fact that we wear denim almost every day, we are looking for new and fresh ways to show our favorite fabric. Therefore, on the eve of the New Year, we are already turning to fashion shows spring / summer 2020to understand how we should wear denim clothes next year.

AND While we’re not looking to toss aside our favorite straight jeans or classic denim jackets, we’ll certainly be investing in the 2020 fashion storm as well.

ABOUTt raid Chanel From denim bermuda shorts to mini dresses, scroll down as we cover some of the biggest denim trends of 2020!

Baggy jumpsuit

IN While 2019 was dominated by the work-style denim suit, 2020 is targeting classic vintage-inspired jumpsuits instead. The key to a stylish look is choosing oversized silhouettes and sizes, that is, styles that exude a relaxed appeal.

Flared jeans

TJust like shoulder bags and camisoles, another piece of ’90s fashion iconography is set to return to our wardrobes in 2020. Celine went crazy with flared jeans, so we expect to see many outstanding outfits in the new year.

Midi skirts

XWhile they’ve been in the background in the past few seasons, the denim skirt is about to make a triumphant comeback in midi length. Wear with a tailored blazer, like the Stella McCartney models, for a cool balance.

Bermuda shorts

PI received approval Chanel at fashion shows, we expect bermuda denim shorts to accompany us in many fashion looks. Wear them with chic ballet shoes and navy stripes to replicate Chanel’s nautical style.

Front seam jeans

PFront seams were a popular denim theme at the season’s runway shows spring / summer 2020adding interest and lengthening effect to the legs. Wear them in a variety of silhouettes, from wide to skinny cuts.

Mini dress

Dlina midi has reigned supreme for the past few years, but it looks like the mini is making a comeback and denim dresses are no exception.

Double denim

TOThe Canadian tuxedo, consisting of a denim shirt and jeans, has been spotted on the fashion shows of many designer brands, including Celine and Brandon Maxwell.