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1. The Bridgerton Effect

Are you sick of hearing about Bridgerton? We're not and it seems like others want to take a page from the franchise's style book. Jessica Sockel says, "The show’s romantic, whimsical aesthetic appeared to inspire our clients [Stitch Fix] with requests for “coquette” styles up 100% compared to last year."

Try this style: Anthropologie The Chéri Ruffled Tulle Midi Skirt

2. Timeless, Structured Dresses

Fashion trends are always fun when they feel timeless and Amy Ekren predicts we'll continue seeing styles that mirror this. "Clean lines and simple shapes will be popular, but with interesting details like pleats, asymmetry, or unique necklines. No one wants to feel like they’re trying too hard, and structured pieces make a statement without being loud," she says.

Try this style: Meshki Taylor Draped Crepe Midi Dress

3. Neutrals and Soft Earth Tones

Somehow our mothers were right — neutrals are beautiful (and easy) to style. With trends like mocha mousse taking center stage in the fashion and home decor industries, Ekren says we'll be seeing it all year because "neutrals make it easier to build a wardrobe that feels cohesive instead of trendy."

She also draws attention to shades like "warm, muted tones like oat, clay, and soft olive" that "will take over in 2025." Why? It's simple: she feels "they’re easy to style, feel sophisticated, and work for every season."

Try this style: Abercrombie & Fitch Ribbed Collared Cardigan

4. Practical Layers

Lean in close. You're ready to stop feeling swallowed by your coats aren't you? Ekren says, "People are moving away from oversized puffers and leaning into more tailored outerwear. Cropped wool coats, quilted jackets, and fitted trenches will be everywhere. There will be more functional style."

Try this style: MANGO Double-Breasted Cotton Trench Coat

5. Western-Inspired

Did you think the cowgirl era was over? It's clearly not because shows like Yellowstone are making us want to tap into our inner 'yeehaw' this year with a slight upgrade to traditional silhouettes. Sockel says, "Western charm will continue to be popular in 2025 and evolve to incorporate a refined edge. Denim-on-denim, barn jackets and barrel-leg jeans (which have already surged 2,925% in client searches compared to last year) will become wardrobe staples."

And if you thought "suede and fringe" were long buried in time, Sockel says "requests have also increased by 25% since last year" which is "cementing this trend's staying power" in Stitch Fix's eyes. It's to the point where she's seeing "82% of stylists" agreeing that "cowboy boots and feminine dresses will be a client favorite." We guess it's time to break out our cowboy hats!

Try this style: Gigi Pip Teddy Cattleman

6. 'Skinny' Silhouettes

We know — who decided to bring back the 'skinny' trend? We're just as shocked as you are, but Sockel's seeing an increased interested in it. "Rumor has it skinny jeans are staging a comeback. While wide-leg jeans remain the most requested silhouette, 2025 is set to spotlight elevated night-out looks featuring bold prints and unexpected shapes—a vibe Stitch Fix is calling the "Corner Booth" trend."

Her suggestion? "Picture faux leather skinny jeans paired with a cut-out top and animal print booties, which saw a 400% spike in client searches between June and September 2024."

Try this style: GAP High Rise True Skinny Jeans

7. Minimalism

Overall? Ekren says, "Less is definitely more next year, but not in a boring way. I see minimalist style leaning toward higher-quality fabrics and well-placed accents, like subtle embroidery or textured fabrics."

You can still have fun with this trend even though it's not full of statement pieces. Ekren believes "simple doesn't have to mean plain" and we couldn't agree more!

Try this style: Old Navy SoComfy Drop-Shoulder Crew Neck Sweatshirt

UGG Classic Mini Platform Boot

These trendy, winter-friendly UGG boots are currently 25% off with the sale. They're a must-have for cozy outfit days!

DAZE Eastside High Waist Cuff Crop Straight Leg Jeans

Cuffed jeans are one of our fave jeans trends at the moment. They wear well with cowgirl boots and ballet flats alike!

Reformation Suki Georgette Maxi Dress

Reformation dresses will always hit. This feminine style is perfect for date nights and grabbing drinks with the gals!

Skims Relaxed Fit Boyfriend Boxer

It's cozy season, after all. Snag these Skims boxers to lounge around at home for 29% off.

Ana Luisa Puffed Heart Hoops

Everyone needs a good pair of huggie hoop earrings for everyday wear. These tiny hearts are now 10% off!

Sam Edelman Michaela Mary Jane Flat

Mary Jane flats were huge this year. This pair comes in so many different colors, some of which are perfectly on sale right now for up to 50% off!

Zella Longline Quilted Bomber Jacket

Keep warm in this practical jacket that has the coolest stitching around!

Madewell Satin Maxi Slip Skirt

Maxi slip skirts are great for wearing to the office. Be best dressed at work with this gorgeous blue style that's currently 35% off!

Coach Lenora Chelsea Boot

These iconic Coach boots normally go for $250, but right now, they're just $125. They're simple and sleek, so they'll go with any outfit!

MOTHER The Rider Mid Rise Ankle Straight Leg Jeans

These jeans make getting dressed easy peasy. The medium wash is undeniably an everyday staple!

Mango Wool Blend Zip Jacket

We love Mango because their styles are always super sophisticated, yet unique. This warm wool coat is 25% off right now.

Adidas Gazelle Bold Platform Sneaker

Run to grab this year's hottest sneaker in a fun blue and pink colorway for 25% off!

BP. Night Out Sequin Camisole Dress

NYE dress, anyone? This sequined number will also work for nights out all year long.

Reformation Brooklyn Organic Cotton Sweater

This bold red sweater from Reformation will totally get rewear after rewear once you add it to your closet for 35% off!

Tory Burch Kira Sport Platform Slide Sandal

These 50%-off sandals are like a grown-up version of other popular strapped shoes. We adore the thick platform soles that'll be comfy every step of the way.

Tory Burch T-Monogram Embossed Crescent Shoulder Bag

Normally $468, this icy blue crescent bag from Tory Burch is now $328 with the Nordstrom Half-Yearly Sale.

'The Last of Us' season 2 trailer teases lots of terror.

We've already gotten our first look at Kaitlyn Dever's Abby (a character fans of the game love to hate), but this is the first time we've gotten to hear her — or see her Firefly pendant. We also catch a glimpse of Ellie and Dina (Isabela Merced) dancing during what appears to be an iconic game scene and Tommy (Gabriel Luna) helping defend Jackson from the infected.

While season 1 was full of earthy tones and tons of light vs. dark imagery, The Last of Us season 2 is already showing off a much more aggressive color palette with blacks and reds that underscore just how explosive things are this season (and judging by the flares, I mean that quite literally).

When can I watch The Last of Us season 2?

Yes, The Last of Us season 2 release date is coming sooner rather than later and the show will hit Max in April 2025. We're still awaiting confirmation on whether we'll get all the episodes at once, but I'm guessing it'll be another weekly release schedule to bring us from the spring through the summer.

Is Last of Us season 2 coming?

Yes, The Last of Us season 2 is on its way! The show was renewed in January of 2023 after the pilot aired. The game sequel opens five years after the events of the first game, and Joel and Ellie's relationship has splintered because of Joel's secret: his promise that Ellie's immunity couldn't be used for a cure is actually a lie — and he murdered an entire hospital of Firefly rebels to save her life.

When Ellie finds out Joel lied to her — and when a certain someone finds out Joel's responsible for the massacre — their worlds implode.

Bella Ramsey told Vanity Fair "it’s really a story about revenge and a continuation from the first season about the dangers of unconditional love."

Meanwhile, Pedro Pascal teased to Deadline that The Last of Us team “are always going to find ways to build on the incredible source material that they have, and surprise us with how they can use that material in a different format like a television show."