8 Spring Micro-Trends I'm Suddenly Spotting Everywhere

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@samimiro

We haven't seen much about leather bombers or biker jackets for the last few years, but they're back for 2022. This time around, updated with bigger, oversize proportions.

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@giaborghini

I actually won't stop talking about all things orange and predict it will be the color that defines 2022. You can ease your way into the shade by wearing one standout piece like a pair of heels, or go for a head-to-toe look if you want to make a big statement.

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@haileybieber

When I mentioned the spring shoe micro-trend I'm already wearing, I was talking about platform slides. They play into the bigger platform shoe trend but feel a bit more approachable to me than some of the sky-high heels because you can slip into them every day with casual looks.

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@pernilleteisbaek

To me, denim will always be in style, so the latest way to wear it really boils down to some of the niche micro-trends that pop up. Currently, I'm seeing so many cool takes on double denim looks that range from matching denim tweed sets to oversize shirts paired with jeans.

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@jen_wonders

I've already been test-driving micro miniskirt looks, and know I'll be wearing more in the near future. After such a long time wearing sweatpants and loungewear, I'm ready for leg-baring pieces.

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@camillecharriere

I never thought I would even consider wearing low-rise pants, but after seeing so many cool ways to style them, I'm ready to add them to my wardrobe. The key thing here is opting for loose, wide-leg silhouettes instead of tighter styles. I'll report back once I try them out.

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@indyabrown

The great Y2K revival is here, which just makes sense since fashion always tends to look 20 years back. Now, there's an excuse to start wearing some of the OG trends from the '2000s, whether or not you've worn them before.

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@tylynnnguyen

I'm naming sporty sunglasses as the most important style to invest in this year. They're very specific and feel so much different than the aviator and rectangular silhouettes that have been popular over the last few years.