In and Out For 2024: The Official Glamour List
glamour.comyou want to achieve, set some intentions to maximize your health and happiness, and shake off those bad habits that are holding you back.
They are also a time to predict where culture is headed: what styles we will be obsessed with, what trends we collectively need to let die, and what energy we absolutely do NOT need to take into 2024.So, we at Glamour put our heads together to compile our list of the trends, styles, cultural touchstones, and habits that we are predicting will be huge in 2024, and which we think should be left behind in 2023.
We aren't saying we are future tellers, but let's just say you may want to , and pick up your hair bows.The classic Trader Joe’s tote bag (the white canvas with blue straps) -Sam Reed, senior trending news and entertainment editorBows -Channing Smith, junior designerMore people embracing Pamela Anderson's no-makeup era -Malia Griggs, commerce editorSilver jewelry -Stephanie McNeal, senior editorLeather trench coats -CSPurse hooks.
I stand by my purse hook, take it everywhere, and always feel SO smug when everyone else's bags and coats have to go on the floor because the bar or bathroom door don't have hooks -MGThe twee trend will have a comeback -SMColored tights -CSNetwork television -Jessica Radloff, senior west coast editorTikToks where men do sexy dances to Jack Harlow songs -MGCelebrities being open about their love life -JRRom-coms -SMEveryone's going to be using the word “dork” or “dorky” -Lindy Segal, interim deputy editorThe Ottoman Empire!
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