I would definitely say the cross bag/messenger bag movement caught on huge. Every major streetwear label has their own equivalent of bags etc. It is a major staple now imo.
Snapbacks supplanted the fitted around 2011, dad hats then supplanted the snapback around 2015, and now we're coming back full circle to fitteds again.
Gotta love the chelsea boots, it's pretty much a staple now in a lot of wardrobe. I gotta thank BV and Hedi Slimane for bringing myself to buy a pair of them in 2015.
Chunky sneakers trend steams from actual running. After the minimalist/barefoot trend died down amidst an increase in sore legs, brands like Hoka One One with their maximalist approach have pioneered the trend in the running/trail running community that seeped into the mainstream.
Ehhhh I'd argue that distressed denim never was a trend; it's been around ever since denim was created. It has always been there and is not going away as long as denim exists.
When I was growing up in the 80s distressed denim wasn't a trend - it was alternative fashion (for example: punk). I still remember when the trend started in the 90s and it felt very wrong to be buying jeans with holes already in it, lol.
I like these recent countdown on these videos... but i do think you should make a "Honorable mentions" part too. I know LOTS of vids do this too but it is useful to make sure not to leave things out. You can even call it "A Few Casual Mentions".
Lol. Appreciate you looking hella on theme the whole time. I couldn't get behind chunky sneakers or distressed denim but love vintage and oversized being a thing; anything that makes it suddenly acceptable to raid your grandparent's closet is pretty rad.
The chelsea boot will be a classic! Yes, indeed. I'm late to the game, but it was a natural progression for me from the suede chukka to the chelsea this year. I was stoked to see the chelsea boot also made this video of the top trends of the decade, after seeing it listed in the previous video as one of the top trends of the decade, that fell off. The chelsea boot has definitely reached a critical mass at this point. But I think it will be a classic casual staple.
Saihaan Syed lmao no I live in Tokyo as well he do that’s why I was kinda shocked that it was uploaded at this time and I’m aware the post was scheduled 😭
The 70’s-90’s inspired looks that had a major resurgence this decade. Dad hats, dad sneakers, guess striped tees, fanny packs, corduroy, hell even females are wearing bell bottoms again.
I don’t follow trends half the shit you mentioned has been casual for over a decade to me. I just got home kicked off my adidas boats and laid back cuddled up in my authentic war worn tiger stripe m65 field jacket and nomad wool sweater with girbauds. You seem like a cool cat tho if you ever in Osaka slide thru. I like your last bit here.
Entertainers collaborating with big brands on their own lines, not just athletes. Massive trend that seems to be doing nothing but growing, and for good reason.
@Selim Sultan Akbar still, you are a fan of "fashion" which is evident by your viewing of this video. But in "fashion" there is often no "if it works, it works"-philosophy at play. On the contrary. most of the time, it even relies only on pure style, that is even getting in the way of true "working" functionality. Thus, the first fashion designers that ever existed are errolson hugh and taka kasuga. All before their arrival were mere fashion-stylists, not fashion-designers. Because they did never understand that design is the marriage of "form" *_and_* "function". Which is why i am disappointed by their absence in this video
@@sweetfruit7769, I like the way you think. The older I get, the more sensible I get, and the more I value function. Balancing function and form makes sense.
Utility vests and cross body bags came out of nowhere it seems in the last several years. Not to mention that fanny pack wave that Kendall Jenner started...
I remember the "fanny pack" trending in the SF Bay Area back in the mid-to-late 1980s. It was probably trending nationwide, along with "pegged" (tapered) pants and the pompadour-mullet or flat-top mullet hybrid haircuts. The "fanny-pack" was called a "pouch" on the streets---drug dealer couture, I guess. Gucci and Louis Vuitton knock-offs were all the rage. I got one at the San Jose Flea Market like in 6th grade.
I've seen bodybuilder Artemis Dolgin modelling oversized knit sweaters with slim or skinny jeans, perhaps, distressed jeans, which looks pretty cool to me. I'd be curious to know what you think. (But my son and wife discourage that look for men, complaining it's not masculine, or looks feminine. I thought David Bowie, Prince, et al. liberated us from such phobias with gender-bending fashions back in the 20th century.)
I don't mind wearing "skinny jeans", as I'm very fit (and don't skip leg day). But "mature" TH-camrs on men's fashions advise against men over 40 wearing "skinny jeans" (not to mention my wife's objections). Meanwhile, the Casual recommends: "wear what you want, but wear it well". I guess there's the catch. It's subjective, to balance personal preference with public presentation. You gotta own it. Be happy with your own style, and refine it. To guote the Hodgson twins: "After all, you can do whatever the FUCK you wanna do."
I would definitely say the cross bag/messenger bag movement caught on huge. Every major streetwear label has their own equivalent of bags etc. It is a major staple now imo.
Definitely
myles fang not in the UK it won’t. Always been a staple here!
A GAY staple.
@@MultiStar84 how lmao its useful and looks good
Aniq Anuar he just can’t afford a good one so he’s mad 😂
Corduroy is making a massive come-back next decade. I'm calling it. As a matter of fact I think I might already be late.
Most likely the hybrid streetwear suits
Man, we’re slowly coming back full circle to look like our parents did in the 80s 😂
Snapbacks supplanted the fitted around 2011, dad hats then supplanted the snapback around 2015, and now we're coming back full circle to fitteds again.
Fr
Right.
How did you learn to talk in such an entertaining and interesting way?
In a metaphorical way as well.
Yeezy?
Content creators normally adapt to their own voice. There's not really any normal way to learn it, you just get used to it
I love the vintage movement that's going on. It's like kryptonite for hypebeasts.
Thrifts all day
Gotta love the chelsea boots, it's pretty much a staple now in a lot of wardrobe. I gotta thank BV and Hedi Slimane for bringing myself to buy a pair of them in 2015.
I’ve wore Chelseas since the 90s.
Also: distressed denim? What about raw denim?!? It’s stronger now than in the 1950s!
Love the vid and the intro, but the intro volume is way too loud compared to the audio of the video. Happy holidays!
FIRST
Bruh
Yo sangiev
You guys should collab ♡
You forgot skinny jeans they weren't a thing until hedi slimane introduced them to us during is dior homme era in 2007ish and is a classic now days
Chunky sneakers trend steams from actual running. After the minimalist/barefoot trend died down amidst an increase in sore legs, brands like Hoka One One with their maximalist approach have pioneered the trend in the running/trail running community that seeped into the mainstream.
Awesome video. Your uploads are great. Thank you for the work.
See? Oversize is still alive and kicking. And it's not gonna fall of. It's not just about being trendy, it's about comfort.
Keep on uploading good content! Nice vid
Ehhhh I'd argue that distressed denim never was a trend; it's been around ever since denim was created. It has always been there and is not going away as long as denim exists.
When I was growing up in the 80s distressed denim wasn't a trend - it was alternative fashion (for example: punk). I still remember when the trend started in the 90s and it felt very wrong to be buying jeans with holes already in it, lol.
I like these recent countdown on these videos... but i do think you should make a "Honorable mentions" part too. I know LOTS of vids do this too but it is useful to make sure not to leave things out. You can even call it "A Few Casual Mentions".
Why not?
One of my favorite channels. Keep up the good work. Always thumbing up to give support
Lol. Appreciate you looking hella on theme the whole time.
I couldn't get behind chunky sneakers or distressed denim but love vintage and oversized being a thing; anything that makes it suddenly acceptable to raid your grandparent's closet is pretty rad.
What about Camo? you didn't mention it in this vid or the other one
Thank you mr. Casual for breaking it down learned a lot
I love that I found this channel!!!
The chelsea boot will be a classic! Yes, indeed. I'm late to the game, but it was a natural progression for me from the suede chukka to the chelsea this year.
I was stoked to see the chelsea boot also made this video of the top trends of the decade, after seeing it listed in the previous video as one of the top trends of the decade, that fell off. The chelsea boot has definitely reached a critical mass at this point. But I think it will be a classic casual staple.
I smiled when trench hoodie got in as I'm wearing one right now
Word. And chelsea boots, too!
Quote of the week:
"... wear what you want but wear it well ... " - RC 👌
Yes
Love this list, two great videos in a row, keep it up man :)
It’s 5am bruhhh u grinding early on posts
3:55 in texas
You can schedule posts I'm pretty sure
Saihaan Syed lmao no I live in Tokyo as well he do that’s why I was kinda shocked that it was uploaded at this time and I’m aware the post was scheduled 😭
What are the puma shoes shown at 3:45 ?
Puma Thunder Spectra
What's the name of that background track that starts playing around 6:00
Yo that denim jacket is sick! Where’d you get it?
Trend moving so fast it's hard to keep up now and days
there are a lot of timeless pieces relax and take your time
@@xTheFreeZer agreed. With the both of you.
@@xTheFreeZer what would you say is a timeless fashion ?
@@spaceafro1887 i'm interested aswell
Jersey’s really came on strong in certain scenes especially for whitey’s like myself at concert or parties.
Good video. Loved your stream with Jake, you should definitely do more!
The 70’s-90’s inspired looks that had a major resurgence this decade. Dad hats, dad sneakers, guess striped tees, fanny packs, corduroy, hell even females are wearing bell bottoms again.
You have any recommendations for a boot other than Timbs and Chelsea boot?
Solovair
Vi Mos. Apc. Trust me
Saint Laurent Paris Combat Boot
Karen took the T I M B S
Vi Mos. Jodphur
have been watching the channel for about 2 years now and it was really fun to see u with jakenbakelive whom i also enjoy watching
I was waiting for this video hahaha
What are the third pair of jeans when he says distressed denim?
@Yes PAPI did you have to?
Yes PAPI thank you brother
What about the pleated pants?
this felt like the best era for Menswear
That denim jacket though. I wish i could see the whole thing.
Yoh remember the button-up cardigans? They were favorite during the early 2010s not limited to the smart-casual/preppy look.
LA boi style with the buttwipe tees, mnml ripped jeans and chelseas (which you mentioned)
Vintage is so inexpensive that it’s easy to find yourself with too mush clothes. To the point you can store stuff
Is that Levi jacket an oversize cut or a just a size or two up? Does anyone have an id?
I have that same jacket
Cool
the second half of the 2010s were a 90s renaissance
I struggle to get my foot in a Chelsea.
Out of curiosity what fit you wear wit them
I don’t follow trends half the shit you mentioned has been casual for over a decade to me. I just got home kicked off my adidas boats and laid back cuddled up in my authentic war worn tiger stripe m65 field jacket and nomad wool sweater with girbauds. You seem like a cool cat tho if you ever in Osaka slide thru. I like your last bit here.
3:31 ya boy Saiiko , you know I hate fast fashion but shout my lil lil homie こた
Hi from Belarus
Мирослав Славинский дарова братанчик я с минска
@@gra_potemkin та же тема
@@Yyyiiiweennnvvvscccst в чем гоняешь дядя
Entertainers collaborating with big brands on their own lines, not just athletes. Massive trend that seems to be doing nothing but growing, and for good reason.
My brand is coming stay tuned!
no techwear, huh?
uh-huh...
@Selim Sultan Akbar you are a wise man
@Selim Sultan Akbar still, you are a fan of "fashion" which is evident by your viewing of this video. But in "fashion" there is often no "if it works, it works"-philosophy at play. On the contrary. most of the time, it even relies only on pure style, that is even getting in the way of true "working" functionality. Thus, the first fashion designers that ever existed are errolson hugh and taka kasuga. All before their arrival were mere fashion-stylists, not fashion-designers. Because they did never understand that design is the marriage of "form" *_and_* "function". Which is why i am disappointed by their absence in this video
@@sweetfruit7769, I like the way you think. The older I get, the more sensible I get, and the more I value function. Balancing function and form makes sense.
@@philmessina476 which design pieces or concepts do you like the most? i personally think that veilance and acronym are great role models
@@philmessina476 come on. don't leave me hangin'...
Where are the windbreakers..
Techwear
I would’ve NEVER rock Chelsea’s at any point in time lol
I don't get hoodie and trench... I just wear duffle coat instead.
Ze Kazuahl or, if you're American, The Casual
Heyyy!!! Larry David! RIP Bob Einstein.
Were are af1
British people say a did as too I'm british and everyone I know says it like that
Utility vests and cross body bags came out of nowhere it seems in the last several years. Not to mention that fanny pack wave that Kendall Jenner started...
I remember the "fanny pack" trending in the SF Bay Area back in the mid-to-late 1980s. It was probably trending nationwide, along with "pegged" (tapered) pants and the pompadour-mullet or flat-top mullet hybrid haircuts.
The "fanny-pack" was called a "pouch" on the streets---drug dealer couture, I guess. Gucci and Louis Vuitton knock-offs were all the rage. I got one at the San Jose Flea Market like in 6th grade.
Honourable mentions
Vintage better dominate the 20s or I finna be disappointed as fuck.
WHeRe dID yOu GEt YoUr JAckEt? I LiKe IT.
custom should have replaced denim
I've never messed with the Oversize trend. If you have a muscular build or broad shoulders you just end up looking extra chunky.
I've seen bodybuilder Artemis Dolgin modelling oversized knit sweaters with slim or skinny jeans, perhaps, distressed jeans, which looks pretty cool to me. I'd be curious to know what you think.
(But my son and wife discourage that look for men, complaining it's not masculine, or looks feminine. I thought David Bowie, Prince, et al. liberated us from such phobias with gender-bending fashions back in the 20th century.)
T O P 1 0 B O I S
Skinny jeans!
Uta Hagawi no
I don't mind wearing "skinny jeans", as I'm very fit (and don't skip leg day). But "mature" TH-camrs on men's fashions advise against men over 40 wearing "skinny jeans" (not to mention my wife's objections).
Meanwhile, the Casual recommends: "wear what you want, but wear it well". I guess there's the catch. It's subjective, to balance personal preference with public presentation. You gotta own it. Be happy with your own style, and refine it. To guote the Hodgson twins: "After all, you can do whatever the FUCK you wanna do."
Vintage >> fast fashion
Distressed denim only looks good if you’ve earned it, fake distressed denim looks cheesy.
I have spoken.
I just came to the comment section to see the fights.
Well, I was until you showed up.
Selim Sultan Akbar 😐
Selim Sultan Akbar You’ll get him next time.
Cargo trousers
I can rock everything for real but the cross bag kills me , its the only piece that cant wear , ugly asf
it needs to die as a trend
どうぞ よろしく おねがいします。
Like that ending.
Haha