7 Anti-Trend Outfits People in London, Paris and Stockholm Rely On All Year Round

In a world where can trends are born in an instant and can die just as quickly, it's little wonder that the term "anti-trend" has become so appealing. As editors, we naturally thrive on keeping up to date with Wholesale Replica Bag looks and predicting what will make our wardrobes feel current for the season ahead, but there will always be something to be said for a timeless aesthetic that transcends the ebb and flow of passing fashion moments. That's where anti-trend outfits come in.

Anti-trend outfits offer a refreshing departure from the constant cycle of "What's next?". What I find most interesting is how the classic pieces that come together in an anti-trend outfit also coexist quite harmoniously with any statement, personality-flaunting items you fall for along the way. In my opinion, a well-rounded wardrobe will boast pieces from each of these categories, and by incorporating these elements into your wardrobe, you'll have the ability to create polished looks with ease and unlock a multitude of new outfit combinations.

Whilst they can provide the perfect backdrop to bolder clothing choices, anti-trend items also work beautifully when worn together, and the next seven outfits from some of my favourite influencers are a testament to this. These looks, which come via Instagram from London, Paris, Stockholm and New York, are outfits you can throw on at whim and know you’re still going to look stylish. They all utilise basics such as jeans, shirts and simple dresses in a mostly neutral colour palette for optimum versatility.

Continue on to see the anti-trend outfits we’re keeping on standby for the weeks and months ahead.

7 ANTI-TREND OUTFITS TO COPY THIS SEASON:

1. Trench Coat + Loafers

Style Notes: Trench coats have enjoyed a surge in popularity over the past few seasons, but rest assured, styles like Michelle's light beige iteration will never feel passé, especially when worn with a trousers in a darker hue and black loafers.

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2. Suede Jacket + A-Line Skirt + Boots

Style Notes: In cities like Stockholm where Mona (pictured) resides, the temperature is akin to what we experience in Britain, so a suede jacket is something you can throw on when there's a slight bite in the air during the tail end of winter and start of spring. Wear it with classic accessories and add a fun boot to add interest to the look.

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3. Blazer + Light Knitwear + Maxi Skirt

Style Notes: An anti-trend outfit doesn't need to revolve solely around neutral colours, but it certainly makes an ensemble look more expensive if it does. Case in point: Marilyn's chic cream top and black skirt pairing.

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4. Wool Coat + Plain Tee + Jeans

Style Notes: Outfits don't get more anti-trend than blue jeans and a simple top. Far from boring, add details such as a cream wool coat or a sleek pumps to personalise your attire, just as Sylvie Mus has done here.

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5. Leather Coat + White T-Shirt + Jeans

Style Notes: Right now, grey denim is having a moment and the slouchy silhouette is ideal for dressing down evening staples. Add a sleek leather long coat and a plain white tee for a timeless look.

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6. White Shirt + Knit Vest + Trousers

Style Notes: A white shirt and black trousers might be reminiscent of your school uniform, but layered with more directional pieces, such as a knit vest and t-bar loafers, there's absolutely nothing boring about this elevated get-up.

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7. Knitted Dress + Boots

Style Notes: Every time I open Instagram lately, someone is rocking a knitted dress and boots outfit. There's something about this formula that feels elevated and effortless, but it's understated enough to avoid going out of style. Before we head into spring, add a chic long coat to keep you warm.

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This story was published at an earlier time and has since been updated.