A few of these have already fulfilled themselves but here goes
>adidas will fall off. The sneakerhead side of things will still be fire, but everything else will be hidden in a closet until the 16 year olds move on.
>Heelys motherfucker. summer 2017 memewear will be in full force. You're gonna lose your bitch to a dude in sketchers.
>"alt-right fashion" will explode. In reality whats going on is that normalcore will hit the mainstream and it's going to be politicized so that huffpost has shit to write about.
>Tucked in vintage polo style shirts. It will look good with your fanny pack.
>the 80s and 90s will be a big source of inspiration for 2017. Sweatbands might be a thing again.
>visors.
>anything floral patterned that isn't hawaiian. It's the camo of happiness. Hawaiian shirts will be the new frat douche pickup though, so tread with caution.
>paisley will be a winner, mine out your local goodwill now.
>words on a shirt will still be a thing, but the typefaces are going to change. 80s and 90s fashion will be used to inspire this.
>bell bottoms? it just might happen. That trend is cocked and loaded. it's just waiting for a bad bitch celebrity to tell the masses that it's popular again. might be the response to high waisted-slim fit normalcore.
>beards hit their peak and can climb no higher. They will remain a strong alternative for anyone with a shitty chin. grow your moustaches now if you can.
> the 70s will be used as an inspiration point for the black community (bell bottoms may play into this). Afrocentric styles will merge with hypebeast culture. (supreme bogo with an african looking color pattern in the box type shit.) It will be seen as a sort of response to the alt-right fashion,comparisons will be made to a polarized america here. This trend can only get so big because asians can't rock it.
>Asians control streetwear trends, the only thing that can destabilize this will be vintage americana (with vintage europeana possibly being a trend here as well) and memewear. its a battle of heart vs hype.
screencap this if you think im full of shit, I'm interested in hearing other prophecies as well.
Asher Carter
I fully-agree with the alt-right fashion, that's definitely going to happen
Henry Allen
>supreme bogo with an african looking color pattern in the box type shit. i can totally see this happening
Christian Gomez
oh yeah, without a doubt. might make major press headlines when a black guy sees someone who isn't black walking out of the SUPNY location with it and kicks the shit out of him for it.
specifically, the alt right are going to take normalcore in a more trade-workery/common man/anticonsumerist/DIY direction. BIFL is going to be a big tenant of this (this will be when it gets heavily politicized). It'll be amusing watching dudes whip out leatherman tools for any little occasion.
Jackson Ramirez
If you try to anticipate/hop on trends rather than cultivate a personal aesthetic you're cancer.
Zachary Jones
Breaks. But probably not until AW17.
William Watson
I'm black. We currently haven't decided what's cool and fashionable in 2017, but we'll let everyone know what to copy when we get there.
Carter Miller
>In reality whats going on is that normalcore will hit the mainstream Think about this sentence for a second, and think of how redundant it is. Of course "normalcore" has always been the mainstream by definition.
Step out of your little bubble. The average person has, and will always, dress in the most "normalcore," least-effort way possible. I'm talking hoodies and Wal-Mart jeans.
If this is your "alt-right fashion," then I'm sorry to break it to you, but it is nothing new. It is the consistent, "average" baseline of what people will always dress as.
Jason Gonzalez
I'm pretty sure he means normcore, which is a different thing entirely
Bentley Jackson
>adidas will fall off This won't happen in a few years
Nathaniel Thompson
niggers are always 2 years behind inb4 muh asap rocky
Mason Ross
>This won't happen in a few years
This won't ever happen in our lifetime.
Daniel Robinson
Most black people buy off of hype, brand labels and a general consensus of cool. This has been changing though.
There is a misconception that black people are the trendsetters, this is only partially true. Black people have always been loyal to streetwear brands and their celebrities retain these loyalties. These celebrities can make an entire clothing brand explode. I can't say much regarding the trends of high fashion and haute couture
The future will be much more viral and base itself off of critical thinking on the part of the consumer building their own aesthetic () Celebrities will have less direct say in whats hot and the power will instead go to things like inspo threads/blogs/videos.
No. There will be a deliberate attempt at a nostalgia involved, People want to dress like they have their shit together. The alt-right side of things will have a slightly more utilitarian flair with an emphasis on the durability of a product/lack of disposability.
Austin Perry
Orange. Expect orange.
Austin Hall
everyone will have dyed orange hair
Dylan Brooks
>Ugly god wore heelys and now everyone else will
He's not popular enough senpai. That will only happen if Lil Yachty wears it (he won't)
Connor Flores
Can someone explain what "alt-right fashion" is? I take it it's not people walking around in swastika t-shirts and shit like that.
Any links or photogalleries or anything like that? I'm really curious.
Jack Wilson
Rick Owens is gonna do bright pink
Easton Myers
what the fuck lol
I guess military inspired maybe? we already have the nazi haircut + neo nazi bomber style trending
Brandon Ramirez
farmer core/pastoral core will be a big thing
Lucas Powell
Could happen seeing as I've been rocking them fall 16 lmao
Cameron Nelson
I have a feeling that old, vintage movie posters will replace band tees.
Cooper Hill
>new designer pops up, shakes the fashion world. Veeky Forums cums >young thug starts his own label >LV next show is god tier >undercover comes out with a solid '18 line >raf does crazy shit
Juan Thomas
Why would I want to dress niggercore?
Bentley Stewart
nice baitpost
Juan James
desu i dont see anything a big fad happening in 2017. seems that is fashion is kinda stagnant this time
Jonathan King
just watch. it makes for a nice vine/snapchat.
I suspect that they ferociously defend their patent and focus on kids wear due to bad corporate management. A bigger brand will see the potential and push for a collab with them. When this collab happens, buy the fuck out of them. The website is going to crash and there will be lots of issues regarding shipping the shoes. This particular pair will be infamous in the hypebeast communities.
Much of that is still being decided through trends, the overall goal is something I believe can be called "conservative normalcore".
agreed. The world isn't ready for metalheads becoming hypebeasts, but it is going to happen before the end of the decade.
>pop ups
Prepare for a riot when a brand drops an alt-right fashion popup.
nothing is stagnant when you look carefully.
Bentley White
>alt-right fashion pop up It won't happen because alt righters dress like fucking shit they either wear /mfa/ fedora dadcore or dress like middle schoolers The left mostly dresses like trash too but that's already a given
Matthew Carter
>2000sCore takes off, talking reflective metallics, pic related >niggas will still be cuffin pants but less will be tapered >power clashing >we hit peak normcore so the trend will adapt/ splinter off into subgroups w/ slightly different points of inspo
Lucas Martin
>athleisure gains new height with a full body spandex suit that basic bitches will rave over.
Nolan Parker
People will wear their shirts as pants and vise versa
Luke Allen
>the alt-right will be co-opted by jews >they'll repackage it as an aesthetic normcore/vaporwave/terrorwave hybrid devoid of any genuine conservative content >gavin mcinnes is going to sell out >muh face when
Christopher Barnes
wholeheartedly agree
Levi Roberts
>we'll let everyone know what to copy when we get there
why don't you try to get back to africa?
Michael Morales
>bamp
Benjamin Bennett
>prophecies as well.
Lmao stopped reading there
Kevin Evans
beards will transition into lambchops in an effort to lose the neckbeard reputation. or big mustaches.
Xavier Jenkins
>NYC is hit my a major attack, not as big as 9/11 but big enough for supreme to drop some commemorative shit. limited but given away for free. Its gonna have the victims name or some shit like that
Ken wills it
Wyatt Butler
Who is Ken?
Jaxson Rodriguez
I think heelys are gonna be a huge meme
Leo Turner
Do you guys think we could influence fashion like the way /pol/ influences politics? Maybe if we start on r/streetwear wear and move our way up to shit like insta I don't think we can influence high fashion but maybe meme some shit into being trends
Jaxson Hughes
Just shut up guys these prophecies were never fulfilled
Justin Allen
>the way /pol/ influences politics Kek they didn't do shit, people just voted trump to piss off tumblr.
David Flores
Well they do have an influence They make it to mainstream news and the whole pizza hate thing was mostly pol I think we could meme things into being popular
Ethan Garcia
>vintage europeana I hate Americans
Josiah Sanders
you stopped reading at the very end?
Luke Sullivan
We'd have to be super organised tho, what do uou want to meme?
Daniel Rogers
Heelys and face masks
Jaxson Gray
>memewear will be in full force. You're gonna lose your bitch to a dude in sketchers.
Fucks sake i haven't even finished my poptart and im already coughing up with laughter.
>"alt-right fashion"
This isnt a joke, this is actually going to be the effay thing, i predicted it months ago after people made a thread joking about the hitler/skin fashion, good thing i already got my hitler youth haircut and copped some fred perry shit.
Luis Peterson
tumblrcore punk cosplaying will make a huge comeback thanks to Trump, maybe a small skinhead revival
Lincoln Perez
Face masks are already a meme, and a shit one at that.
Eli Gonzalez
Tattoos and piercings will be totally out in 2017. Replacing them will be new types of body modifications, such as stag antlers attached to the skull with wood screws and fusion bolts, multiple penises surgically attached all over the body, vestigial tails, etcetera. Unnecessary amputations is also very likely to become a craze, beginning with hipsters in Bombay and Calcutta, and spreading throughout the first world from there.
Julian Clark
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Anthony Sanders
it depends, i predict its more like military conservative nromie inspired look mixed in with some neo nazi skin head aesthetic.
Logan James
If you haven't been wearing alt-right motif utilitarian style clothing for at least 6 months you are a faggot
Lincoln Jenkins
Pfff that's not hard to meme
I want to meme propeller hats
Oliver Stewart
adidas is just getting started b
Jason Evans
wanna specify, clashing in terms of fabrics over patterns
Caleb Perry
mustaches definitely coming on in a big way
Brody Davis
>1920: fashoin began >2020: fashion will die
Xavier Torres
/pol/ is the most active board on Veeky Forums
compare that to Veeky Forums
good luck
Matthew Hill
wishful thinking, the thread
heres a reality check:
>alt right has little to no actual mainstream influence >alt right has no official aesthetic >very few alt right people are fashionable enough to make an impact
here are my baseless predictions:
>militaristic or "terrorwave" may peak, only to be subsumed by mainstream style >plaids, traditional stuff, lumberjack core becomes unpopular >beards become unpopular >athletic wear/techwear/ stuff continues to rise >more straightforward, future-oriented stuff goes mainstream >thick ass glasses continue to lose popularity in favor of clear, or more subtle wire stuff
>"digital brutalism" drips into mainstream aesthetics >newer noise rock/electronic stuff starts being trendy among hipster outlets and /mu/ >there will be some cringey mainstream "punk revival" bullshit, with "rock against trump" type pop punk albums >a lot of cgi fuckfest and big budget sequels movies will bomb
Elijah Thomas
>baggy hip hop jeans a la jay z circa 200X & non-cropped bagginess in general >more ironic 90s sportswear eg fila, kappa, umbro etc >fleece garments that would traditionally be made w a different material eg. Hoodies
Bentley Phillips
literally all of these are currently happening in Montreal
Anthony Torres
because we enjoy breeding your women
Jonathan Turner
alt-right fashion
Logan Wright
white people will still be ugly
Cameron Sullivan
john maus worship
Ethan Murphy
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William Cox
>good thing i already got my hitler youth haircut and copped some fred perry shit. you're embarrassingly clueless
Anthony Powell
>newer noise rock/electronic stuff starts being trendy among hipster outlets and /mu/ that's been happening since the 70es
Levi Phillips
Not sure if any of these predictions will come true or not but I'm prematurely cringing anyway.
Parker Martin
>predicted it months ago it already happened months ago, where have you been
oh are you american
Anthony Butler
they are as far away from reality as they can get. Don't listen to OP and the rest.
Eli Cruz
wait is that true
Cooper Butler
>alt-right >fashion Choose one
Ethan Robinson
what were the trends of this year even?
Jack Wood
Wow took the words from my mouth, there Will definetly be a mainstream adaption of the 80-90s styles, and the 'word shirts' changing font/whatever is already in motion
Chase Sanchez
terrorwave is basically it
Joshua Foster
if the alt-right get a uniform antifa will have a fucking field day
Aiden Sanchez
>antifa >threatening
'no'
Wyatt Torres
Fashion will maintain grey scale, and incorporate androgyny more heavily. The mixing of hiphop and rock fashion will become indistinguishable. Culture will move toward unity in response to the great divide from the election. Distinguishing rednecks from hoodlums, wealthy from poor, and even men from women will be increasingly difficult. Fashion will also be based more on function than form as future uncertainty increases and survival becomes a necessity. Also skateboarding and rollerblading will come back but only as a means of transportation.
Parker Russell
Euro normcore, late 80s and mid 90s will become even more popular. Black skinny jeans will stay strong but other colours will definitely lose to a more slim or relaxed fit. High rise pants and combat boots. Related is also military inspired clothing. Black sneakers will start to replace white ones, the all black trend will end up bringing up post punk, and eventually goth and emo subcultures back. Terror wave and slav core will be strong in the next couple of years. Its even possible that in two or three years we start seeing bell bottoms again, in women first. Also there will be an adoption of 70s styles especially in suits, we already saw this with the GUCCI collection of this year. Tucked- in polos and bigger lapels are coming. Also finally, thick framed glasses will be totally replaced by 80's aviator styles, and round framed glasses.
Isaiah Gonzalez
>antifa
Thats assuming they aren't busy watching their girlfriends kid or busy writing a 5 paragraph rant on one of their "problematic" friends.
Kayden Cooper
It would be exciting to see gold trim and tortoiseshell return.
Jason Cox
they already did, tortoishell clubmasters were very popular this and last summer
Zachary Anderson
i'd say some sort of skinhead normcore, camo pants, simple shirts, and meme shit like maga hats/le nazi new balances
Justin Taylor
so basically everything will be terrible?
Hudson Martinez
Lol, anyone remember the guy who said his predictions were from insider meetings? Not one company though, a global collective of capitalists who choose trends. He was really devoted.
