Fashion in 2025 doesn’t really feel very clear, to be honest. It’s not like one big trend suddenly takes over everything. Most people I see just keep wearing brands they already know, but the way they wear them changes a bit. Luxury, streetwear, sneakers, all mixed together. Nobody really makes a big deal about it anymore.
Luxury brands are still around everywhere. Louis Vuitton keeps putting out sneakers and clothes that feel more simple than before. Not saying they’re boring, just easier to wear. You can actually wear them outside, not only for special days.
Balenciaga is still loud, same as always. Big shoes, oversized shapes, kind of heavy looking. Some people like it, some people don’t, but you still notice it. That part hasn’t changed much.
Sneakers are still doing most of the work for daily outfits. Jordan shoes are everywhere, especially the classic ones. People wear them with almost anything. Jeans, hoodies, even jackets that don’t really match, but somehow it still works.
Nike Dunks are also still around. The crazy hype isn’t there like before, but people still buy them because they’re easy. You don’t have to think too much when you put them on.
Comfort matters more now. You can tell. New Balance fits into that pretty well. A lot of people wear them for long days, work, walking, travel. They don’t stand out in photos, but on feet they feel good, and I think that’s why people keep choosing them.
For streetwear brands, BAPE feels different now compared to before. The clothes matter more than the shoes. Shark hoodies, full tracksuits, bold prints, those are what people notice. Especially online. You see them again and again. It’s not always new stuff, but people still wear it.
At the same time, people still talk about reps. It doesn’t disappear. When prices go high or drops are limited, some people just look for other options. Not everyone, but it comes up. Depends on budget, depends on how serious someone is about fashion.
Overall, fashion in 2025 feels less strict. People mix things without thinking too much. Luxury sneakers with casual pants, Jordans with oversized hoodies, comfortable shoes with louder jackets. It’s more about what feels OK to wear, not about doing it “right”.
If you want to check how these trends keep changing, or just look around casually, you can read more by seeing what people are sharing online.
