The dressing style of upper-class students of the old decades is coming back with many changes.
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| This Fall/Winter fashion season, the preppy style is being brought back by many designers. Preppy (also known as back to school) is a school style, originating from the clothing of upper-class students in 1912 in the Northeastern United States. Preppy was especially popular from the 1950s to the 1970s. |
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| Preppy style represents classicism, coordinated in harmony to create a standard, elegant and polite look. |
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| Followers of this style often wear pleated uniform skirts, low-heeled shoes or sailor-striped outfits, patterned sweater vests, simple dresses, polo shirts, soccer socks... In terms of patterns, the characteristics of preppy are polka dots, plaid, squares, and horizontal stripes. In terms of colors, white, black, gray, dark red, and dark green are typical tones. |
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| Fashion icons representing this style include Audrey Hepburn, Grace Kelly, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis... |
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| On this year's Fall Winter runway, school style is back with excitement with the promotion of many fashion brands, including APC. |
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| Tory Burch promotes classic zebra-patterned blazers and gilets. Instead of using a classic color palette, the fashion house uses mustard yellow to create a fresh look. |
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| Chloe suggests that girls can combine a white shirt with a pinafore dress and Mary Jane shoes. This is one of the classic combinations loved by many fashionistas and icons. |
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| Fenty x Puma - famous for its designs for young people - did not ignore the classic style. The fashion brand showed its innovation with crop-top wool sweaters and wide-leg sweatpants. |
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| Courrèges is bold with a diagonal A-line dress, combined with a strong hoodie. |
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| Having enjoyed geek chic success since Alessandro Michele took the helm, Gucci continues to promote the 1970s student-patterned gilet. |
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| Koché loves the combination of polo shirts and asymmetrical skirts, neon socks of the 1980s. |
According to VNE
