Stylist and content creator Tanice Elizabeth shared the five minimalist clothing trends she's wearing first in 2021. See how she wears each.
I'm a Minimalist at Heart, and These Are the 5 2021 Trends I'll Try First
While I do love a good maximalist moment every now and again, the simplicity of a muted neutral palette and elevated wardrobe basics is just hitting different these days. I'm finding myself drawn to a modern minimalist aesthetic more and more lately as it really resonates for my WFH lifestyle. I've found Instagram to be a big source of inspiration on this front, in particular, Tanice Elizabeth. The Belfast-based content creator is an expert at styling luxurious loungewear and creating the perfect layered look and I've gleaned many outfit tips from her simple-but-cool 'fits.
Seeing as this pared-back approach to style is striking a chord right now, I asked Tanice to clue me in on some of the minimalist clothing trends she's most excited to try in 2021—and her answers are good. From the not-so-basic basics she's stocking her wardrobe with to the cool loungewear she's eyeing, keep reading to discover the new styles she's prioritizing and bear witness to her low-key style along the way.
1. Relaxed WFH Wear
"I love a relaxed fit as I love being comfortable, especially as I am working from home and homeschooling. From what I have seen on the catwalk, I look forward to wearing tailored trousers and basic t-shirts or oversized shirts with leggings - along with some comfortable footwear like a pair of Birkenstocks (still to decide on which pair that I want to invest in)."
Frankie Shop Ribbed-Knit Turtleneck Sweater and Scarf Set ($240) Frankie Shop Ribbed-Knit Pants ($145) Song of Style Zaire Cardigan in Marled Oatmeal ($168) Skims Cotton Rib Thermal Leggings ($52)2. Basics (With a Twist)
"It’s no secret that I like to incorporate basics into nearly every outfit that I wear. I must wear loungewear 4/7 days per week (maybe 5). I love that designers have taken on board the fact that our daily life has somewhat changed and as such we’re seeing elevated loungewear like sweaters with shoulder pads and chic loungewear. I will be wearing my loungewear with jewelry and either a pair of trainers or waterproof boots."
Arch4 Clifton Cashmere Sweater ($705) Mango Slit Hem Leggings ($40) Helmut Lang Tie-Detailed Cotton-Poplin Shirt ($395) Neous Phinia Gathered Leather Ballet Flats ($220)3. Simple Layering
"Recently we have started to see a lot of simple layering; whether it be on Toteme or The Row, I really look forward to wearing more knits thrown over shirts as I love being cozy, or a slim-fit dress with an oversized shirt over, or even a sweater thrown over my shoulders over a sweatsuit for cozy loungewear days! The options are endless…"
Treasure & Bond V-Neck Sweater ($69) Girlfriend Collective Ecru Classic Jogger ($78) H&M Oversized Cotton Shirt ($25) Theory Buttonless Double-Breasted Stretch Good Wool Blazer4. The Black Dress
"Okay, so this isn’t new but the black dress seems to be making a comeback with a slightly different angle in 2021. I have my eye on a figure-hugging but comfortable black midi dress which is a think knit and I plan on wearing it both to lounge in or to dress up for dinner or date night."
Envelope1976 Diaz Open-Back Satin Midi Dress5. Oversized Outerwear
"I love oversized outerwear as you can wear anything underneath and still look chic. Being able to be comfy but warm is much appreciated for the weather in Ireland. Whether it be an oversized trench coat or an oversized boxy fit coat, I plan on wearing them for coffee runs, grocery shopping, and hopefully, to some outdoor social events."
The Range Static Reversible Flannel Coat ($495) Mango Textured Wool-Blend CoatNext up: Okay, Leggings, I See You With These 11 Fresh Spring Outfits.
This story originally appeared on: WhoWhatWear - Author:Anna LaPlaca