Bella Hadid, Hailey Bieber, Kaia Gerber show 5 fashion faux pas that have become trendy again! : Bollywood News

Fashion is changing every day – trends come and go! No fashion rules are rigid and they keep making a comeback every now and then. What was ugly in the ’80s and ’90s have now become the latest trends.

Here’s a list of fashion faux pas that has now become trends:

DENIM ON DENIM

Denim on Denim was the biggest no-no and now it is the trend of the hour. Denim shirts and with pants and denim co-ords are making a statement and can make the chicest looks possible. Supermodel Bella Hadid pulls off basic denim on denim outfit and looks like she walked out right off the ramp.

PRINTS ON PRINTS

Prints on prints on prints on prints – that’s the goal! You can layer as many prints as you want and style them with zany ones. Style prints you want with a basic piece and look like an absolute stunner. No one does Boho prints and makes them look chic like actress Vanessa Hudgens. She slays prints and she’s the queen of Bohemian Style.

FANNY PACKS

Fanny Packs are the coolest trends. They are super comfy and can elevate any outfit. Pull out your bum bags, carry everything you need, and look stylish at the same time. Model Hailey Bieber looks like an Instagram Baddie in this click and we love the all-black look with a Louis Vuitton fanny pack.

VISIBLE SOCKS

Secret Socks were out and the world went berserk. But yet again, the cutesy sock trend is back and how. Show off your adorable prints, frills, and lace and get your feet style right. Supermodel Cindy Crawford is a fashionista and she’s passed down the style gene to her supermodel daughter Kaia Gerber. We love her sneaker game and it’s worth taking inspiration from her.

ATHLEISURE

Wearing tights to an event was a controversy- Athleisure is only for the gym. Latex tights, Leather tights, bomber jackets are the runway trends of the hour. Model Sofia Richie pulls of athleisure like no one else and we are obsessed.

Take inspiration from these looks and make this faux pas trendy again.