So, I wanted to dive into the whole 2014 fashion trends thing. You know, the whole deal.

First thing I did was look up what was apparently hot back then. I mean, it’s been a while, right? I saw a bunch of stuff about “monochrome” being a big thing. Black and white outfits. Sounds kinda boring, but then they talk about “couture detail” and “geometrics,” which made it a bit more interesting, I guess.
Then, I started digging deeper. I found this whole thing about fast food and supermarket designs being a trend. Sounds weird, doesn’t it? And some designer, Anya Hindmarch, made handbags inspired by breakfast cereals. Like, what? Tony the Tiger on a handbag. That’s something else.
I also noticed that crop tops were everywhere. Literally, everywhere! And these colorful clutches from Edie Parker were a big deal, apparently. People seemed to be really into those.
My Little Experiment
- I tried putting together a monochrome outfit, just to see what the fuss was about.
- Found an old black dress and paired it with some white shoes I had lying around.
- I even attempted to add some geometric accessories, but honestly, it wasn’t really my style.
I also looked into those Edie Parker clutches. They’re pretty, I’ll give them that. But also pretty expensive. I decided to just admire them from afar.
And the crop tops? Yeah, I tried one on. Not gonna lie, it felt kinda weird. I guess I’m just not used to showing that much skin. Plus, it was cold!

Final Thoughts
So, after all that, I realized that 2014 fashion was a mixed bag. Some of it was cool, some of it was just… not for me. I guess fashion is like that, right? It’s all about what you like and what makes you feel good. I definitely learned that trends come and go, and it’s okay to not follow all of them. Stick to what you love, that’s what I say. You do you, you know?
Oh, and I also found out that this famous fashion designer, Charles Frederick Worth, started the whole “haute couture” thing way back in the 1800s. That’s some history right there! Fashion is crazy, isn’t it?
Anyway, that was my little adventure into 2014 fashion. It was fun to explore, but I’m glad to be back in my comfy clothes now!