Looking to wear something that works for the office and then dinner after?

Want to feel as if you’re wearing something from New York Fashion week?

Take notes so you’re ready to strut your stuff.

Here’s the hottest fashion trends for 2022.

You can look cute and stay warm all winter long thanks to this trend.

Although they originate back to the 1930s, puffer coats are still in fashion.

Vox explains the longevity of the puffer coat's reign can be attributed to the, quote, "relatively

slow cycle of outerwear fashion," and simply because puffer coats do a good job of doing

what a coat is supposed to do: Keep you warm!

"Hey, George.

Can you feel this?"

Although puffer coats are nothing novel, there are a ton of jackets with many fun new twists

out on the market.

There are oversized quilted corduroy jackets in light pastel patterns for when you want

to feel extra cozy on a chilly day, or you can be bold and try a bright color in a ski

puffer jacket style.

According to L'Officiel, puffer jackets were also a big hit on the runway for the Fall/Winter

2021 season, so like we said, don't worry: They're not going out of style any time soon.

Who says business attire has to be boring?

According to Harper's Bazaar, some of the biggest names in fashion, such as Chanel and

Prada, designed big blazers for their Spring/Summer 2022 collections.

There's so many ways to wear these versatile pieces—you can pair your blazer with the

traditional option, pants, or you can switch it up and go with shorts, a dress, or even

a skirt instead.

According to Vogue, mini-skirt suits made a big impact on the runways this past September

with designers like Christian Dior, Michael Kors, Versace, and so many more debuting adorable

matching sets.

If you want to take the boldness of a blazer a step further, get a suit in a bright color

like fashion editor, stylist, and author Caroline Vazzana.

We hate to be the bearer of bad news, but it's time to toss your skinny jeans.

That's right: In 2022, it's all about wide-leg trousers and flared pants.

Not only are they more comfortable, but there are so many fun styles to choose from.

According to L'Officiel, wide-leg trousers and flared pants originated in the '60s with

the introduction of bell-bottom pants, and represented disco culture while simultaneously

symbolizing, quote, "liberation within fashion through the late 1900s."

And you can still spot these pants everywhere today.

Harry Styles can almost always be seen in high wasted, wide-leg pants at his concerts.

The Cut's editor-in-chief, Lindsay Peoples Wagner, was spotted in bold colored wide-leg

pants throughout New York Fashion Week, and Emma Chamberlain definitely knows the value

of a flared yoga pant.

Trust us, from cozy knit flared pants for a night in, to sleek trousers for a dinner

with friends, there's a variation of these pants for every occasion, and you need at

least one pair in your closet for 2022.

We know you've been bored during Zoom meetings in 2021, so what better way to add a little

bit of a dramatic flair to your wardrobe in 2022 than with some fringe?

Brands like Burberry and Balmain got creative with fringe designs when they showcased their

Spring/Summer 2022 collections, by creating what Who What Wear describes as "car wash-esque

straps."

There's lots of room for innovation with this trend, so don't be afraid to try something

new and add some fringe pieces to your closet.

L'Officiel explains that your clothes are meant to emphasize natural movement, so what

better style to wear as you strut down the street?

What better way to celebrate the world reopening after two years of Zoom meetings than by wearing

bright and bold colors?

From influencers like Emma Chamberlain and Yolande Macon, to fashion icons like designer

Erin Robertson, it seems like everyone is stepping out of the house in bright hues from

electric blue to bright red.

"I don't understand why you're completely disregarding your signature color."

During her Spring/Summer 2022 fashion show, designer Cynthia Rowley displayed beautiful,

flowing gowns in shades of hot pink and red-orange, along with other garments that featured patterns

in lemon yellow and pastel pink.

The entire runway looked like a joyous commemoration of color and light—perfect for the new year.

In case we haven't convinced you yet, Who What Wear predicts that soft, neutral shades

will cycle out of trend in 2022, and be replaced with colors like saffron.

If you loved past trends like jumpsuits and coveralls, now's the time to elevate your

look and add a catsuit to your closet for 2022.

According to The Trend Spotter, you can dress up a sleek catsuit with heels, think Taylor

Swift's recent "Saturday Night Live" performance fit, or dress it down with a t-shirt and sneakers.

Vogue tells us that celebrities aren't the only ones catching on to this trend, and noted

that this chic look already accounted for some of the most popular street style moments

during New York Fashion Week in September 2021.

And the best part about this trend?

Since catsuits are such a statement piece, they require minimal styling, and are the

perfect option if you're feeling a little lazy.

That being said, get ahead of the rest of the world and rock a catsuit on your next

date night, trip to the grocery store, or anything in between.

Start planning your spring and summer wardrobe by picking out some pieces with cutouts.

While the first thing that comes to mind when you think of this trend might be Maddy Perez's

iconic cutout pants from the HBO show "Euphoria," InStyle emphasizes that cutouts are here for

the long run, and they'll be even more daring and sexy than ever before in 2022.

If you're stuck on how to style a piece with cutouts, The Trend Spotter suggests pairing

pieces like an asymmetrical cutout shirt with leather pants or a skirt.

For a night out, you can put together contrasting pieces like a skin-tight dress with cutout

details and an oversized jacket.

StyleCaster notes that while mini, quote, "LBDs” were a hit in 2021, 2022 will swap

the little in little black dress for long.

So, what does all this mean?

Get ready to see lots of body-con black maxi dresses featuring cutouts all the way down

to the floor in the coming months.

"So, this is my bra."

If you want to try something new in 2022, show a little skin and wear your favorite

bra as a crop top.

According to Vogue, we can attribute this micro-trend to the world's new, quote, "post-pandemic

tastes for subtle sultriness."

That being said, if you're going for a more modest look, your bra top can also be paired

with contrasting menswear pieces for those who are hesitant to dive head-first into this

bold trend.

Whether you wear an actual bra or something a little more subtle, like a tiny knit or

crochet top, you can pair it with pieces like a bulky blazer or high wasted pants to add

some extra fabric to your look.

Marie Claire reported that bras worn as shirts were all over the runways at Spring/Summer

2022 collections such as Fendi and Jonathan Simkhai.

So once the weather warms up, you'll likely be seeing a lot of this trend in streetwear.

Let's be honest, you've been dying to buy a beret ever since you watched "Emily in Paris."

According to Refinery 29, data from the fashion shopping app Lyst showed a "100% increase

in search for red berets" after Season 1 premiered in 2020, and the trend hasn't stopped gaining

popularity.

Dating back to French culture in the 1800s, we think it's safe to say berets are timeless.

Even if you're not in Paris, you can still transition these adorable accessories from

winter to spring and look super chic doing so.

Believe it or not, there's a lot of different styles of berets to consider, from wool flat

caps to leather berets, and even plaid versions of the iconic hat.

It's time to take a hint from Harry Styles and purchase some pearl beads to take your

fits in 2022 to the next level.

A pearl necklace or a set of earrings can add a level of sophistication to any casual

outfit, but don't be fooled: These aren't your grandma's pearls.

Luckily, there have been a few quirky twists to the seemingly traditional accessory in

recent years.

According to L'Officiel, the first brand to have an edgy take on pearls was Vivienne Westwood

in the late '80s with her pearl choker design, and since then we've seen fun additions such

as colorful beads, layered necklaces, and chunky gold accents.

Forget what you've been told: You can look just as good in knitwear as your grandparents

can.

This trend has taken an unexpected turn as designers like Jil Sander, and Missoni have

created formal knitwear pieces that you can wear on your next night out.

While knit clothing has previously been associated with a more "relaxed feel," Vogue explains

that designers have revolutionized the way that we see the material by designing "sharp

silhouettes" for the next season of knitwear.

That being said, we all love feeling cozy, and there's still plenty of comfortable knitwear

options on the market for winter in 2022.

So, why not pick up an adorable knitwear set for your next movie night, night in, or even

a Zoom call?

Blair, Serena, and the girls at Constance Billard aren't the only ones who can rock

a pleated or plaid skirt.

According to Marie Claire, you can pair a plaid mini-skirt with any turtleneck or blazer

to create a classic, timeless look.

Once the weather gets cooler and you need a little more coverage, you can pick out a

midi-length pleated skirt for the same effect.

The best thing about these trends?

You can transition them throughout every season.

While plaid skirts will allow you to romanticize fall and its preppy aesthetic to the fullest,

pleated skirts add some movement to your look and can be paired with heels, loafers, and

almost any kind of outerwear you can dream of, any time of year.

While you may think that all things sparkly are reserved for the holidays, 2022 will revolve

around bold trends and colors, so why not give sequins a try?

According to L'Officiel, the Spring/Summer 2022 runways were all about "brilliant sequins,

sequined applications, sparkling crystals, and on-trend chains," from Versace to Valentino.

While you may be hesitant to step out of the house to do grocery shopping in a full-out

sequin ensemble, StyleCaster recommends adding touches of sparkle to your everyday look.

Try pairing neutral pieces with a sequin top or skirt, or start off slow with some shimmery

accessories, like earrings or a purse.

If you're still feeling unsure about this trend, take some inspiration from influencers

like Kit Keenan, who's never afraid to rock a sparkly mini dress, or take notes from Lizzo,

who turned heads in a sheer, shimmery, floor-length maxi dress.

If you're looking for a comfortable walking shoe that's also trendy, invest in a good

pair of loafers in 2022.

Although they've been popular for a while, brands keep coming up with ways to elevate

and evolve the seemingly basic shoe with embellished details, bold colors, and chunky platforms.

"Momma always said there's an awful lot you can tell 'bout person by their shoes."

According to L'Officiel, loafers originated in Norway in the 1930s and made their way

to the United States in the '50s, primarily worn by students and young men.

Now these smart and practical shoes aren't just worn by college students sprinting to

class.

Influencers and fashionistas like Margot Lee seem to be just as obsessed with the trend.

StyleCaster notes that after a few years of slippers and Zoom meetings, the world isn't

ready to go back to uncomfortable footwear like heels and boots anyway — and we're

not complaining.

The micro-mini skirt trend is straight out of Y2K — and we could not be more obsessed.

According to Vogue, this trend was popular in the '60s and '70s as it represented, quote,

"a shift in societal dynamics," and then made a major comeback nearly two decades ago in

the early 2000s.

And once again, the micro-mini is back in fashion.

W Magazine reported that Miu Miu, and Moschino and other big names in fashion turned heads

on the runway with these tiny skirts.

You can pair micro-mini skirts with contrasting pieces like knee-length boots and oversized

jackets, or you can fully embrace the micro-mini and pair your skirt with a crop top and strappy

sandals.

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