The combination of shoes and socks seems like a strange one, but when designer brands brought out the idea and celebrities were seen wearing them, fast fashion outlets lived up to their name. The outlets quickly produced their own #copycat shoes in order to profit. #EarlyAdopter
First, there was the Juicy Couture tracksuit, then, decades later, designer brands like Gucci, Louis Vuitton and Fendi decided to repurpose the trend. After these came out, more affordable brands got the trendy message and created their own. #Tracksuit#Juicy#EarlyAdopter
Kim K started the publicity of the clear heels. After the tabloids spread the news, fast fashion outlets adopted the trend, making different styles with the same idea. #ClearHeels#EarlyAdopter
At the Courtice Flea Market, artist Tyler Lambert repurposed a drawer face of an antique oak dresser to use as a canvas for a still life oil painting. #trendsetter#art
Do you have the dual problem of having a cold face as well as being unable to grow facial hair? Well this adaptation of the ski mask or the hat and scarf combo will solve both of these problems. This unique hat is shown on the Instagram account @wtfareyouwearingdude #trendsetter
Wanting to confuse your friends? Try this #trendsetter fashion. The #dadbod fanny pack shown on @weirdthingscollection’s Instagram account will make everyone laugh at your next get together. This fanny pack is a new and comedic take on the fanny pack trend.
The company https://t.co/w8eZV7ywbf released the article of clothing that confused anyone who saw it. Is it a giant scarf or… a giant sock? The debate of the few who came across it commenced. #Innovator#SockvsScarf
The Instagram account @yproject_official changed the old trend of Ugg style boots, and transformed them into baggy thigh-high heels. Although they seem warm, I don’t think the average person would be walking the snowy streets in these boots. #Innovator#StrangeShoes
The Instagram account @nail_sunny has innovated many nail art designs. The designs are unique, creative, talented, and by far, something that you would not see walking down the street. Below are some examples of her nail art designs. #Innovator#NailArt
#Dior is bringing #BowlerHats back. #Trendsetters! The bowler hat was invented in 1849 and is now being repurposed by the designer brand.
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The #EarlyAdopters brought back #FannyPacks and rebranded them as "waist bags" and "belt bags" in order to bring back the trend that were popular in the #80s and #90s. (Picture from Gucci website)