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1. Double Halo Engagement Rings: Gabriel & Co. 14K White Gold Double Halo Ring

Once upon a time, double halo engagement rings were widely popular and a good indicator that someone was willing to make your hand look extremely good. But that's not the case anymore! As coveted as this style used to be, it now comes across as gaudy and overpowering.

If you're dropping hints to your partner, perhaps leave this "outdated" style in your drafts!

2. Princess Cut Engagement Rings: Kay Jewelers Lab Grown Princess-Cut Solitaire Ring

We were sure princess cut engagement rings meant we were going to embody the lives of our favorite Disney princesses — mainly Cinderella. We even told ourselves we'd be 100% okay with just a single diamond in the middle of a plain band. Now we know there's other options we can choose from. From cushion to emerald cut, none of us have to relegate ourselves to a style of the past!

3. Thick Band Engagement Rings: Brilliant Earth Alden Ring

Did you just yelp or was that us? Maybe it was a collective sound heard around the world because wearing an engagement ring with a thick band seems like something our grandmothers would love. Though we don't always question their personal style, there's something "vintage" about this trend that doesn't make us feel great. Also, this ring will likely swallow your finger if your hand is on the slender side!

4. Excessively Vintage Engagement Rings: Shane Co. Natasha Lab-Grown Engagement Ring

Hear us out — vintage rings are gorgeous and have the rare ability of being unique in a sea of familiar engagement choices. But reaching for something that feels like you can buy it from somewhere like Shein for way less than the market price shouldn't make anyone feel good.

Believe us when we say this trend is "outdated!"

5. Rose Gold Engagement Rings: Vrai Side Cluster Cathedral Oval Engagement Ring

Rose gold engagement rings were an alternative to the general metals we're used to seeing (i.e., white gold, platinum or yellow gold), but we think they're losing their touch. We've also noticed that some jewelers have their own definition of how this trend looks so it's not as easy to tell what people consider to be "rose gold."

1. Lacy Boho

Free People Jae Knit Top

Boho feels like it’s been around forever, but we’re sure to see an uptick in all things lacy and frilly this year.

American Eagle Chiffon Bell Sleeve Ruffle Blouse

Where floral styles might have shined in years prior, more femme pieces will be huge in spring and summer 2025.

By Anthropologie Lace Godet Maxi Slip Dress

Inspired by the resurgence of handcrafted aesthetics, lacy boho pieces like flowy maxi dresses, crochet tops, and ruffled blouses create an effortless, yet ethereal look that’s also ideal for warm weather days.

2. Athleisure As Everyday

Girlfriend Collective White Jane Boat Neck Tank

Athleisure isn’t going anywhere anytime soon, though practical pieces are starting to be worn more commonly as fashion staples.

Halfdays Sophia Leggings

Brands are beginning to craft garments like leggings, hoodies, and workout tops with luxe fabrics and tailored fits, making them that much more elevated.

Old Navy Extra High-Waisted StudioSmooth Skort

This trend reflects the demand for fashion to be both functional and stylish, which is important, no matter your personal style!

3. Skinny Jeans

Levi's 501 Skinny Jeans

That’s right – skinny jeans have made quite the quiet comeback to fashion for 2025! That isn’t to say looser, baggier denim fits aren’t just as trendy, but if you wear skinny jeans, your outfits will have a unique effect and place you ahead of the trend wave.

Abercrombie & Fitch High Rise Super Skinny Ankle Jeans

Of course, it all depends on how you style ‘em – I personally love the look of pairing them with either tall boots or mesh ballet flats.

AG Mari Mid Rise Slim Straight Leg Jeans

The everlasting return of Y2K-inspired fashion and the need for streamlined, classic pieces are definitely fueling the skinny jean revival.

4. Pistachio Green

The A&F Madeline Textural Crew Sweater

Pastels are still springtime’s BFF, but shades of pistachio green are making their debut in a bigger way this year as a nice alternative to those expected pinks and yellows.

Endless Rose Strapless Textured Column Midi Dress

This soft, muted green tone exudes a calming, natural vibe that’s just plain fun to wear!

Baggu Medium Nylon Crescent Bag

If you don’t want to go all-out in green, you can also easily accessorize with sunglasses, purses, and jewelry.

5. Gingham

Reformation Petra Linen Low Rise Pedal Pusher Pants

Gingham is truly timeless, but we're going to be seeing a whole lot more of it come summer 2025. More and more retailers and designers are getting playful with the pattern, putting out pieces with larger prints or even wacky colors – and I adore it!

Kimchi Blue Renee Smocked Maxi Dress

Gingham pants, dresses, tops, and accessories will be hot this year, and no matter how you wear it, you'll be putting on a look that’s undeniably nostalgic and youthful.

Mini Round Ceramic Cocotte Dutch Oven

This adorable mini-sized cocotte is reminding me of the famed Le Creuset brand, and the best part is it's only $10! World Market says it's "perfect for baking an individual pot pie or a romantic lava cake for two." Yum!

Ivory & Light Blue Stripe Speckled Ceramic Salt Cellar

Salt cellars are a staple in any "quiet luxury" kitchen, and though pretty minimal in design, this $6 (yes, $6!) white and blue one totally gives French chateau vibes.

Wood Vine Tomatoes Spatula

Tomato-themed anything will never not be cute, but when it comes to kitchen utensils, tomatoes somehow get even cuter. This $8 spatula will be your cooking sidekick for everything from mixing up stir fries to scraping the brownie bowl.

Extra Large Capri Beige Marble Spoon Rest

Monumental in size, this XL spoon rest brings a super elevated look to your kitchen counters, thanks to the marble material. The marble pattern differs between each spoon rest, so you'll get a totally unique piece for only $15!

Reactive Glaze Ceramic Mug

Minimalism is key when it comes to the "quiet luxury" look – but that doesn't mean you can't have fun with color! This sleek $7 ceramic mug is crafted using a reactive glaze, which gives it a one-of-a-kind effect.

Small Silicone & Glass Bakeware Storage Container

The cream color on this $10 piece is so smooth and satisfying. It's truly a two-for-one type of deal, too, because not only is it a storage container, it's microwave- and oven-safe (if you remove the lid) for cooking up anything you can dream of!

Olive Wood Cheese Cutting Board

Your next charcuterie board is calling! Luckily, this smooth hardwood option is just $13 and can host a ton of different snacks on its surface.

Spring Glow-Up Ceramic Ramekin

Ideal for dips, spreads, cut fruit, olives, crème brûlées, and much, much more, this $4 ceramic ramekin will be a versatile player in your kitchen in no time! It also comes in a couple more spring-ready colorways, so you can suit up your kitchen for the new season.

White Ceramic Ruffled Pie Dish

The scalloped edges on this pie dish will definitely give your baked treats the sophisticated look you're searching for, all for just $15!

Pink Hand Painted Ceramic Scalloped Storage Canister

This cutie $13 canister can be used for kitchen utensils, coffee grounds, oats, sugar, flour, or really whatever you wish to stow away stylishly.

Glass Oil Bottle & Gold Stopper

Ditch the store-bought olive oil bottle for this adorable glass bottle, and watch your cooking setup transform in an instant! The gold stopper provides the perfect pour – snag it for a whopping $6!

Hand Painted Ceramic Tomato Figural Salt & Pepper Shaker Set

Oh, I'm obsessed! This salt and pepper shaker set is going to help you usher in the spring and summer seasons (including all the best seasonal meals and treats!) in the cutest way.