Throw out the high-heeled pumps! These are the six fashion trends you'll be wearing in 2025 - and you might already have them in your wardrobe
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For most of us, January means big coats and cosy jumpers, all style diktats thrown out the window while we recover from the party season. However, fashion never stops – and those in the know have already turned their attention to the new season trends set to shake up our wardrobe for the year ahead.
![[Bag, £295, russellandbromley.co.uk]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/01/15/93646829-14241377-Bag_295_russellandbromley_co_uk-m-50_1735745440692.jpg)
First the bad news. The spring/summer catwalks majored on out-there looks: trousers with only one leg at Louis Vuitton; Carrie Bradshaw-esque tutu skirts at Simone Rocha; dresses so sheer they show your knickers at Fendi. Fortunately, more wearable trends are also on the way – examples of which you’ll already own. Statement prints are back, so now’s the time to dust off anything with leopard spots or a plaid check.
![[Coat, £199, shirt, £75, and trousers, £89, phase-eight.com]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/01/18/93646381-14241377-Coat_199_shirt_75_and_trousers_89_phase_eight_com-m-3_1735755490574.jpg)
Narrower jeans are replacing ultra-wide styles (hurrah!). And if your feet are still recovering from party high-heels, you’ll be pleased to hear that trainers are what to pair with dresses this season. Of course, the dawn of a new year doesn’t mean you need a whole new wardrobe. If you’re looking for a 2025 style update, here are five fashion-forward trends that can easily be copied from the catwalk.
![[Maxi dress, £99, boden.co.uk]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/01/18/93646385-14241377-Jumpsuit_99_boden_co_uk-m-4_1735755524884.jpg)
In terms of tops, the style to be seen in is a romantic blouse. Balloon sleeves, ruffles, lace and pussybows are championed by the likes of Saint Laurent and Chanel. Think one part Stevie Nicks, one part Adam Ant. Blouse, £79, albaray.co.uk. If there’s one piece that will update your weekend and work wardrobes alike, this is it. Me + Em’s floral pussybow blouse (£175, meandem.com) would look equally good with a knitted midi and heeled boots as it would jeans and flats.
![[Skirt, £165, busbyandfox.com]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/01/15/93646887-14241377-image-m-49_1735745417888.jpg)
