
The Death Of Trend Cycles
Fast fashion has disrupted decades of fashion trends — the cycle of trends has increased at a rapid rate and in turn ruined how we perceive the quali…
Fashion's Enduring Cycle: How Past Eras Influence Modern Style A recent social media video by creator Lacey Tanner has captivated audiences by visually dissecting the cyclical nature of fashion. Titled "The trend cycle pt 2," the video showcases a series of distinct outfits, each meticulously styled to represent one decade "doing" another. This creative approach highlights how historical aesthetics are continuously reinterpreted and revived in contemporary fashion. The video features ensembles such as a "1970s does 20s" look, characterized by a flapper-inspired black dress, and a "90s does 60s" outfit, pairing a sleek leather jacket with a vibrant, pleated mini-skirt. Another segment presents a "2000s does 70s" style, featuring a patterned halter top and wide-leg denim. The creator also explores "60s does Renaissance" with a floral empire-waist dress, "80s does 50s" with a vibrant pink dress and cat-eye sunglasses, "2020s does 2000s" with a denim mini-dress, "70s does Edwardian" with a flowing white gown, and "2020s does 60s" with a brown mini-dress and headscarf. The video has resonated widely, sparking discussions among viewers about their favorite decade combinations and the enduring influence of past styles. Comments reveal a strong engagement with the concept, with one user stating, "Nothing beats 90s does 60s that’s when fashion was truly fun," and another expressing, "personally a huge 2000’s does 70’s girl." The video serves as a compelling visual commentary on the continuous evolution and homage within the fashion industry, demonstrating that inspiration often comes from looking back.
Fast fashion has disrupted decades of fashion trends — the cycle of trends has increased at a rapid rate and in turn ruined how we perceive the quali…