I Just Got Back From L.A.—8 Trends Everyone Is Wearing There

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@_sierramayhew

Everyone loves Y2K style right now, but most of the bold graphic tees and nostalgic accessories lean on the trendy side. I wanted to look on-trend but elegant for my dinner at Avra, so I decided this midi dress would touch on my love for the 2000s without being too much.

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@songofstyle

Something about purple has won me over, and apparently, the L.A. fashion set is in agreement. It's predicted to be a real hit this fall and for many months to come.

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@mynamesireanna

Since L.A. girls are known for loving athleisure and casual style, the sporty sunglasses trend pairs very well with their wardrobe. When in doubt, remember the bigger the better.

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@tylynnnguyen

Denim was a style staple that made me envious of L.A. residents. I can't remember the last time I wore a pair of jeans because of how hot it's been in New York, but I saw them every minute of every day in L.A. And my favorite silhouette had to be wide legs.

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@emmaleger

Going out in L.A., I saw a lot of girls wear the classic high-waisted jeans and bodysuit look that never fails. Those who stepped up their style and wore something unique tended to gravitate towards sheer pieces which was so fun to see.

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@alyssainthecity

While I feel like many of the L.A. girls that I noticed were minimalists, the trend-driven set was all about Y2K details. Think low-rise, graphic tees, trucker hats, and more. You can't go wrong adopting the early aughts.

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@katcollings

Everyone from Beverly Hills moms to fashion insiders could be found in a cotton poplin maxi dress or blouse at some point over the weekend. Now here's a trend I enthusiastically agree upon.

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@slipintostyle

Whenever I go to L.A., I shift to a uniform that heavily depends on wardrobe staples. A ribbed tank, wide-leg pants, and sneakers are always the main look in the suitcase. You can't go wrong with investing in this for the year ahead.