Top 5 fashion trends in SA

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PICTURE: PEXELS

Over the years, the fashion game has evolved, and some trends have made a comeback. Fashion remains the name of the game.

According to Clothing Hub, FBO, fashion trends in 2024 will take a minimalist approach, with an emphasis on investment pieces over flashy patterns. The pictured design combines comfort and sophistication, with striped button-down shirts, polo shirts, academic blazers, and outdoor sandals. The dominant style is expected to focus on simple collared cotton clothing, with carelessly tousled hair for an effortlessly sleek look.

The country’s fashion sector combines cultural diversity, modern style, and influences, including Afrocentric colours, athleisure, sustainable practices, urban streetwear, and gender-neutral clothing to create a dynamic and diversified style.

Here are the top 5 fashion trends in South Africa:

1. Athleisure

Thebe Magugu, a fashion designer, made Orlando Pirates jerseys from 100% recycled fabrics with Skull and Crossbones logos to represent the popularity of athleisure in South Africa which combines comfort and style, remains popular, with South Africans wearing sporty yet fashionable outfits for variety of events.

2. Afrocentric Fashion:

Afrocentric fashion has not only been embraced at traditional events that incorporate African culture and traditions, according to Daisie.

3. Sustainable Fashion:

There’s a rising preference for eco-friendly materials and ethical practices among local designers and consumers, reflecting global trends towards sustainability.

4. Streetwear:

Local fashion designers are increasingly promoting eco-friendly materials and ethical practices, reflecting worldwide sustainability trends.

5. Gender-neutral Fashion:

Another surprising trend would be how people embrace more gender-neutral clothing options, presenting more inclusive choices that challenge traditional norms.

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