{"id":849840,"date":"2025-12-03T11:00:00","date_gmt":"2025-12-03T08:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/analyse.optim.biz\/?p=849840"},"modified":"2025-12-03T11:00:00","modified_gmt":"2025-12-03T08:00:00","slug":"flip-flops-labubus-and-oasis-bucket-hats-these-are-the-15-fashion-it-items-of-2025","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/analyse.optim.biz\/?p=849840","title":{"rendered":"Flip-Flops, Labubus, and Oasis Bucket Hats\u2014These Are the 15 Fashion It Items of 2025"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Flip-Flops, Labubus, and Oasis Bucket Hats\u2014These Are the 15 Fashion It Items of 2025<\/h1>\n<\/div>\n
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Was 2025 the longest year or the shortest year of our lives so far? We continue to live in an era of micro-trends, but even so, a few special items cut through the constant noise and became firmly embedded in the fabric of the year\u2014even if some aren\u2019t entirely brand new. Last year people were embellishing their bags and belt loops with clusters of toys, and this year it was the Labubu. From the Adidas Samba supremacy rose the so-called \u201csneakerina,\u201d a minimal sneaker that has more in common with the ballet flat than with athletic ergonomics. And it\u2019s impossible to consider Timoth\u00e9e Chalamet\u2019s Marty Supreme<\/em> merch without Jonathan Anderson\u2019s iconic \u201cI TOLD YA\u201d t-shirt from 2024\u2019s Challengers<\/em> movie. Another thing with staying power? Miu Miu\u2019s spring 2022 collection, vestiges of which have been seen in many places since: the preppy influence, the return of the low-rise, and exposed underwear and underpinnings, which this year reached their trad-wife pinnacle when Miuccia Prada brought back the bullet bra. Did you dare try out the style? You still have a couple weeks left in the year to experiment. Here are the 15 items that defined 2025.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Labubus on a Telfar during the fall 2025 NYFW shows.<\/p>\n

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The Cult of Labubu<\/h2>\n

If there\u2019s one item that will symbolize 2025 in the years to come, it\u2019s got to be the Labubu. The little monster charms\u2014with outsize personalities\u2014were created a decade ago in Korea, but became an international sensation after Blackpink\u2019s Lisa and Dua Lipa were seen embellishing their bags with the furry creatures. The Labubus, sold \u201cblind box\u201d\u2013style to encourage collecting and trading, are now so<\/em> fashionable that people have started making tiny designer clothes for the dolls to match their own.<\/p>\n

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Double scarves at Michael Rider\u2019s Celine debut.<\/p>\n

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Sarong-style at Julian Klausner\u2019s Dries Van Noten menswear debut.<\/p>\n

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Silk Scarves as Far as the Eye Can See!<\/h2>\n

Tied around the head in the boho fashion, wrapped around the chest as a triangle bandeau \u201cgoing-out top,\u201d or cinched at the waist like a belt\u2014silk scarves were inescapable in 2025. And that was before the one-two punch of Julian Klausner\u2019s debut menswear collection for Dries Van Noten, with its long sarongs, and Michael Rider\u2019s Celine launch where silk squares were generously featured throughout. Rider doubled down for his Celine women\u2019s in October, using them to line trench coats and turning them into blouses and dresses, so this is one accessory likely to make the list next year too.<\/p>\n

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Pamela Anderson stepped out in a pillbox hat this summer.<\/p>\n

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A Jaunty Hat of Any Kind, But Especially a Pillbox<\/h2>\n

We used to live in a society and in that society hats were a requirement for both men and women. Now society is maybe crumbling, but at least we\u2019re trying to bring back jaunty vintage-inspired hats. At the spring 2025 collections, everyone from Yohji Yamamoto, to Marni, to Loro Piana, to Chlo\u00e9 put pillbox hats on the runway. But it was intrepid ladies like Pamela Anderson and Jennifer Lawrence who found ways to easily incorporate them into their real-world wardrobes that just might make the look catch on.<\/p>\n

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A red polo layered underneath a butter yellow sweater at Loewe.<\/p>\n

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Jack McCollough in a red polo at the end of the show\u2014does art imitate life or is it the other way around?<\/p>\n

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The Polo, Bar None<\/h2>\n

At Jonathan Anderson\u2019s Dior debut, the Irish designer brought a dose of American insouciance to the French-iest of all French labels, with polo shirts on both his runway and the Internet Boyfriends that lined the front row. A few days later another French label got a different kind of American makeover when Michael Rider, a Washington D.C. native\u2014and literal Polo Ralph Lauren alumni\u2014took the reins at Celine, and trotted out some very chic striped polos. By the time Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez made their Loewe debut, with oversized polo shirts layered underneath big sweaters and peeking out from underneath leather shorts, or sculpted out of wire-woven fabric, the polo\u2019s triumphant return was official. That McCollough himself took a bow wearing an actual long-sleeve red Polo only sealed the deal.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Let\u2019s Hear It for Silver Duct Tape<\/h2>\n

Lorde released Virgin<\/em>, her fourth album, this year, introducing with it a sartorial language that signaled freedom and independence, via baggy jeans, plain white T-shirts, men\u2019s boxers, and, crucially, duct tape. In her \u201cMan of the Year\u201d music video, she is seen taping down her breasts with the silver stuff before thrashing around a dirt-filled room inspired by Walter De Maria\u2019s iconic Earth Room<\/em> in New York. Although binding the breasts with duct tape is not actually recommended, we\u2019re signed off on her newly liberated, DIY punk rock spirit.<\/p>\n

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Jonathan Anderson suggests you add Truman Capote\u2019s In Cold Blood<\/em> to your reading list\u2014or at least buy the Dior Book Tote printed with its cover.<\/p>\n

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Reading Is Fundamental<\/h2>\n

Perhaps because the rise of AI means people are reading less, this year designers went out of their way to prove their literary bonafides by sharing some of their favorite books at their shows. At Proenza Schouler, Rachel Scott packed her models\u2019 bags with copies of H\u00e9lene Cixous\u2019s The Third Body<\/em>, while Paul Bowles\u2019s The Sheltering Sky<\/em> could be spotted inside a woven leather tote bag at Michael Kors. Joseph Altuzarra, who traditionally leaves a copy of the book that inspired his collection on his guests\u2019 seats, chose Yoko Ogawa\u2019s The Memory Police<\/em> in September. Want to prove you\u2019re a reader even when you\u2019re bookless? Consider Jonathan Anderson\u2019s take on the appropriately-titled Dior Book Tote, which he printed with titles including Fran\u00e7oise Sagan\u2019s Bonjour Tristesse<\/em>, Baudelaire\u2019s Le Fleurs Du Mal<\/em>, and Christian Dior\u2019s 1956 autobiography, Dior by Dior.<\/em><\/p>\n

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The Oasis bucket hat\u2014essential.<\/p>\n

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The Adidas collabo included a football jersey.<\/p>\n

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Oasis Merch<\/h2>\n

Oasis, the biggest band in the world, had the biggest gigs in the world this year, when brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher finally put their (entertaining, beloved) feud aside to embark on a massive reunion tour. The Gallaghers were always known for their great personal style, and it translated into killer merch in the form of T-shirts, jackets, and yes, bucket hats produced by Adidas, that befit the legendary status of the band.<\/p>\n

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Colorful flip flops at Auralee\u2019s spring 2026 collection, an editor favorite at Vogue.<\/em><\/p>\n

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No Flipflopping on Flip-Flops<\/h2>\n

Last year it was the humble jelly sandal, this year flip-flops got \u201cthe bump\u201d from The Row. Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen can\u2019t seem to go a summer without releasing a viral shoe. Their \u201cDune\u201d style wasn\u2019t their first venture into flip-flop territory, but the new red-sole\/black-thong proved to be an irresistible combo. Yes, the $650 sandals sparked a minor outrage online when their extravagant price was revealed, but that didn\u2019t stop people from getting on waiting lists to get their feet in a pair. It was a good year for classic Havaianas (which the Olsens have also been known to rock), too.<\/p>\n

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Mini and Maxi toe rings at Pierpaolo Piccioli\u2019s Balenciaga debut.<\/p>\n

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Dipping Our Toes Into Toe Rings<\/h2>\n

The number one rule of the internet may be \u201cno free foot pics,\u201d but this summer that went out the window when influencers began posting close-ups of their sparkly toe-rings. Everyone from Rihanna to Sasha Obama to Bad Bunny was spotted taking the trend for a test drive. A few months later, they made a cameo on Pierpaolo Piccioli\u2019s debut Balenciaga collection, so get those tootsies ready because the toe-ring trend is here to stay.<\/p>\n

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The new Paddington, as seen on the fall 2025 runway.<\/p>\n

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Paddington Returns\u2014The Bag, Not the Bear<\/h2>\n

Up next on the list of Y2K revivals is the return of the Chlo\u00e9 Paddington bag. The east-west style with its recognizable gold lock embellishment was a staple of early-aughts It girls, and Chemena Kamali smartly brought it back for Chlo\u00e9\u2019s fall 2025 collection. We remember what a workout it was carrying the Paddington in the crook of our arm at the turn of the millennium, so you\u2019ll be happy to hear the new version is reportedly lighter than the original; but whether you go for the OG version or the remake, this boho classic is forever.<\/p>\n

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Jennifer Lawrence paired lose cotton pants with a plain white tee layered over a vintage slip, obviously influenced by The Row\u2019s spring 2025 Look 3.<\/p>\n

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The bullet bra makes a comeback at Miu Miu.<\/p>\n

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Underpinnings Come Out<\/h2>\n

Was the slouchy gray crewneck sweater layered over a slip, bootcut jeans, and flip-flops from The Row\u2019s spring 2025 collection the most important look of the year? Signs all point to yes. As we\u2019ve already detailed, flip-flops were the shoes of the summer, and bits of lingerie satin and lace, whether worn as delicate tank tops or dresses, went on to become just as crucial a styling trend. For those with a bolder spirit, it was Miu Miu\u2019s bullet bra that was the year\u2019s must-have item.<\/p>\n

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Get thee a Marty Supreme \u2019fit.<\/p>\n

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Timoth\u00e9e Chalamet Dreams Big<\/h2>\n

Marty Supreme<\/em>, in which Timoth\u00e9e Chalamet plays a ping pong wizard, is generating Oscar buzz even though it\u2019s not officially out until Christmas, but right now, nothing is buzzier than the merch Chamalet and A24 produced alongside LA-label Nahmias. Emblazoned with the movie\u2019s title, the collection\u2019s polo shirts, soccer kits, and windbreakers sold out at a surprise pop-up in Soho a few weeks ago, and the jacket, in particular has been spotted on Hailey Bieber, Kid Cudi, Kylie Jenner, and perhaps most importantly, Bill Nye, the Science Guy. Good luck getting your hands on one, upcoming drops are likely to go faster than a ping pong smash.<\/p>\n

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Chlo\u00eb Sevigny\u2019s preferred sneakerinas are by Ecco.<\/p>\n

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Prima Sneakerinas<\/h2>\n

After Demna supersized sneakers at Balenciaga, it was only a matter of time before the pendulum swung back in the other direction. Enter the \u201csneakerina,\u201d the sleek, \u00fcber-flat sneaker that became the de-rigueur silhouette this year. Dries Van Noten\u2019s colorful style\u2014available in nylon, leather, and embossed finishes\u2014was popular, but everybody did one, from Puma\u2019s Mary Jane\u2013ish Speedcat to the Ballerina Bad Bunny introduced as part of his ongoing collaboration with Adidas which even features a split sole, just like the ballet shoes that dancers actually wear.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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The most controversial sweater of 2025?<\/p>\n

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A Pink J.Crew Sweater<\/h2>\n

A pink fair isle J.Crew sweater went briefly viral in late November after a conservative account called it out on X, formerly known as Twitter, declaring it an affront to masculinity. Although we\u2019ve moved past declarations of color belonging to any one gender\u2014and pink and other pastels have long been a staple of American men of all persuasions, from New England WASPs to Southern gentlemen\u2014it was a reminder that ragebait will always be fodder for internet discussion. On J.Crew\u2019s website, meanwhile, the sweater is sold out in four out of six available sizes.<\/p>\n

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How low can you go at McQueen\u2019s spring 2026 collection.<\/p>\n

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Hips Don\u2019t Lie<\/h2>\n

The bumster, when Lee Alexander McQueen first introduced it 1993, was a sensation. Never before had a designer made a fetish of the intergluteal cleft, or, as its colloquially known, butt cleavage. Of course Sean McGirr would reclaim it as his own as McQueen\u2019s creative director. Exposed hip bones were also big in 2025.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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