Our Editors Agree—These 6 Trends From Last Summer Aren't Out of Style

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@chanelmckinsie

I'll admit I felt a little silly the first time I ever wore a bucket hat. (I borrowed it from a friend while at the beach.) This trend took a little time for me to get used to, but now I'm 100% on board. It's also arguably the most practical trend—on sunny days, that is.

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@laurencrowe88

Thong sandals or flip-flop heels? We may not be able to agree on exactly what to call this shoe trend, but we can probably agree that it shocked us all when it first appeared in S/S 19 collections. It took a minute for this style to grow on me, but after seeing them over and over again, I finally caved (as I often do).

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@thatgirlyusra

If you've spent more than 10 minutes on Instagram in the last few weeks, then you know that tie-dye has reached peak popularity. I bought quite a few pieces last year when the trend emerged for the first time in a long time, and I plan to ride the tie-dye train for as long as possible. With all the extra time on my hands, I may even dip my toes into tie-dying a few pieces of my own.

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@aimeesong

Suit sets were all over my Instagram feed this time last year, but the momentum really hasn't slowed down. This season, however, it's all about sets that you can wear as a full look or mix in with other pieces from your wardrobe.

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@annelauremais

Thanks to the likes of Bella Hadid and Hailey Bieber, high-cut, '80s-style bikinis got plenty of attention last summer. The bottoms sit higher on the hips and create a V-shape, so they're ideal for anyone looking for the illusion of longer legs. Apparently, that's a lot of people because the high-cut style is back by popular demand from many of our favorite swimwear designers.

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@trustmebuythis

The inner 7-year-old in me was just plain giddy when anklets became an Instagram-approved trend last summer. As a child, mine were homemade out of rainbow-colored string (and were awesome, by the way), but now I opt for more sophisticated versions that involve proper clasps. They're great to wear with swimwear or a pair of open-toe mules.