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    • A discussion on unexpected trends and their timeless appealThe return of ballet flats showcases the power of versatile and comfortable footwear, and a well-designed website is crucial for showcasing products and building a strong online presence.

      Even though trends come and go, some of them have the power to make a comeback and surprise us with their timeless appeal. During this episode of "Trendy or Timeless," the speaker shared her thoughts on various trends, including the unexpected return of ballet flats. Despite her initial reluctance, she was won over by the versatility and comfort of this classic footwear. Additionally, the importance of having a well-designed website, as discussed in the sponsor messages from Squarespace, was emphasized. A good website is essential for showcasing products and building a strong online presence. Overall, the episode reminded us that sometimes, the trends we once dismissed can become beloved favorites, and a well-crafted online presence can make all the difference.

    • Adding femininity to masculine outfits with ballet flatsBallet flats add a touch of femininity to outfits, but beware of overly trendy combinations like leg warmers and bows. Mini scarves are a trendy accessory that can add visual interest and playfulness to outfits.

      Ballet flats, as a classic footwear option, can add a touch of femininity to outfits that typically feature more masculine elements. This unexpected combination can create a unique and timeless look. However, when it comes to heavily themed trends, such as the ballet aesthetic with leg warmers and bows, these trends can be more trendy than timeless. Mini scarves, another trend mentioned, are a fashion-forward accessory that adds visual interest to outfits but does not serve a functional purpose. They can be worn with various styles, even during warmer seasons, and while some may find them goofy, they can add an element of playfulness to an outfit. Ultimately, it's essential to strike a balance between timeless and trendy pieces to create a personal and unique style.

    • Being open-minded towards new fashion trendsPersonal opinions on fashion can change, and it's important to experiment and be open-minded towards new trends, even if they seem silly at first. Everyone's fashion sense is unique, and what matters is to have fun and execute trends correctly.

      Personal opinions can change over time, and it's important to be open-minded towards new trends, even if they seem silly at first. The speaker initially disliked the trend of wearing small, useless scarves but later grew to appreciate it as a fashion statement. She also expressed her admiration for the excessive layering trend, which involves wearing multiple clothing items on top of each other to create dimension and texture. While these trends may not be functional, they can still be considered timeless if executed correctly. It's important to remember that everyone's fashion sense is unique, and what may seem ridiculous to one person could be a vibe for another. The key is to experiment, be open-minded, and have fun with fashion.

    • Unexpected fashion trends and their appealSkepticism towards excessive layering and skirts over pants transformed into appreciation. Unnecessary belts remain a trend she's unsure about. Social exhaustion urged prioritizing self-care and considering therapy. Importance of having a well-designed website for personal branding or selling products, like Squarespace.

      Fashion trends can be unexpected and sometimes seemingly unnecessary, but they add dimension and excitement to our wardrobes. The speaker shared her initial skepticism towards excessive layering and wearing skirts over pants, but she's since grown to appreciate these trends for their unique appeal. Unnecessary belts, on the other hand, are a trend she's still on the fence about. However, she emphasized that anything that isn't necessary or convenient tends to be trendy. The speaker also shared her current feeling of social exhaustion and encouraged listeners to prioritize self-care and consider trying therapy to improve their social lives. Lastly, she emphasized the importance of having a well-designed website for selling products or building a brand. Squarespace was mentioned as a platform that can help entrepreneurs create a professional and seamless online presence.

    • Exploring the Timelessness of Unconventional Fashion TrendsFashion trends that may initially seem unnecessary or bizarre can become timeless staples if adopted in the right way, such as maximalist fashion, neckties in casual settings, and metallic clothing.

      While some fashion trends may seem unnecessary or even bizarre, such as wearing multiple belts or neckties in unconventional ways, they can still become timeless staples if adopted in the right way. The speaker expresses confusion over the trend of wearing excessive belts, but acknowledges the appeal of maximalist fashion and the desire to stand out. Neckties, once considered a formal accessory, are now being worn in more casual settings and the speaker believes they can become a timeless accessory when worn correctly. Metallic clothing and accessories are also currently popular and the speaker notes their prevalence in designer stores. Overall, fashion trends may come and go, but some can endure if adapted to modern times.

    • Timeless vs Cheap: The Use of Metallics and Baggy Clothing in FashionWhen using metallics, opt for classy and well-made pieces, while baggy clothing should fit properly and be worn with intention.

      When it comes to fashion, the use of metallic materials can be timeless when executed in a classy and well-made way, but can appear cheap when paired with sequins or rhinestones or when made from inferior materials. On the other hand, the trend of baggy on baggy clothing, when done properly, can be both comfortable and timeless. It's important to remember that even oversized clothing should still fit properly, and certain pieces are designed to have a baggier silhouette. Overall, the key is to approach fashion with care and consideration for the materials and fit of the pieces being worn.

    • Exploring Unconventional Fashion Trends: Oversized Clothes and Dainty Skirts with SneakersFashion is about expressing individuality through unconventional combinations like oversized clothes with loose-fitting items or dainty skirts with sneakers. These trends can create a unique balance and may be timeless or just passing fads.

      The fashion world is constantly evolving, with unexpected combinations of clothing and footwear becoming popular trends. The speaker discussed two such trends: wearing oversized clothes intentionally with other loose-fitting items, and pairing dainty skirts with athletic sneakers. While some trends may seem unlikely or even impractical, they can still be stylish and expressive of individual personality. The trend of wearing oversized clothes intentionally is different from altering clothes to fit properly, and the speaker clarified that it's the former she's referring to in this context. The pairing of dainty skirts with sneakers, while it may seem unusual, creates a balance between high and low, formal and casual, and has become a trend in recent times. The speaker expressed her uncertainty about whether this trend is timeless or just a passing fad. Another trend that's currently popular is wearing motorcycle boots, with the Miu Miu boots being particularly notable. Overall, fashion is about expressing oneself and experimenting with new combinations, even if they seem unconventional.

    • Styling Motorcycle Boots: Trendy or Timeless?Motorcycle boots are a timeless fashion staple, but their pairing with certain outfits can make them seem trendy or outdated. Leopard print, once a status symbol, may no longer carry the same significance due to regulations limiting the availability of animal skins.

      While motorcycle boots are a timeless fashion staple, the way they are styled can be trendy. Motorcycle boots have been in fashion for decades, but their pairing with certain outfits can make them seem trendy or outdated. For instance, motorcycle boots with skinny jeans and an Ed Hardy zip up from 2008 were not timeless, but motorcycle boots with an American Apparel tennis skirt and a black turtleneck in 2015 were. The current trend in styling motorcycle boots is diverse, making it difficult to pinpoint a specific look. Leopard print, on the other hand, is a trend that the speaker is not fond of, attributing her dislike to its association with cheapness. She hypothesizes that leopard print became popular as a sign of status in the past due to the difficulty and expense of obtaining real leopard skin. However, with regulations limiting the availability of animal skins, the trend has lost its exclusivity and may no longer carry the same status symbolism.

    • Considering Historical Context and Timelessness of Fashion TrendsHistorical trends like animal prints can fade, but timeless combinations offer lasting style. Be mindful of current trends' longevity before adopting them.

      While animal prints like leopard have a historical connection to luxury and status, their trendiness can lead to fatigue and eventual departure from fashion. Meanwhile, timeless combinations like knee length shorts with boots offer comfort and style without the risk of becoming outdated. Additionally, while some trends, like platform UGGs, may currently be popular, they may not stand the test of time and could eventually be cringed upon. Overall, it's essential to consider the historical context and timelessness of fashion trends before adopting them.

    • Understanding Timeless vs Trendy Fashion ItemsTimeless fashion items, like classic UGG boots and trench coats, never go out of style. Trendy items, such as stylized UGG boots and capris, may come in and out of fashion.

      While some fashion items, like classic short UGG boots and trench coats, are timeless and will never go out of style, others, such as trendier UGG boot styles and capris, can be considered trendy and may come in and out of fashion. UGG boots, especially the more stylized versions, have seen a resurgence in popularity but may be met with cringe in the future. Trench coats, on the other hand, are a classic and enduring part of fashion. Capris, with their awkward fit, are hit or miss and can be seen as trendy due to their difficulty to style effectively. Overall, it's essential to understand the difference between timeless and trendy fashion pieces and adapt accordingly.

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