Fashion Data

We just can't get enough of BURBERRY's iconic check print. It has been in use since at least the 1920s, primarily as a lining in its trench coats, but now we also wear it on shirts, pants and accessories.😍

Gone are the days where logo t-shirts were banished to the bottoms of our drawers and worn exclusively as gym or sleep apparel. As designers continue to include logo tees at the forefront of their collections, the once-basic t-shirt has become an indispensable part of our wardrobes. However, not all logo tees carry the same sartorial weight. We’ve rounded up five classic t-shirts that every logo-lover should have in her wardrobe.

Skim through any fashion girl’s Instagram and you will likely see a parade of beige dresses. The once-looked-over style has worked its way up to becoming a year-round wardrobe staple. Whether paired with knee-high boots and a leather jacket in the fall or strappy sandals and A-lister sunglasses in the summer, a neutral beige dress has the benefit of year-round versatility. To inspire your spring shopping, we scoured Stylight and found 32 beige dresses you’ll want to ‘add to cart’.

If you have yet to watch the Netflix runaway hit Bridgerton, we’re honestly jealous. Given how low our standards have dropped for fun and excitement (thanks 2020), watching Bridgerton gave us more vicariously living through you joy than we’ve experienced in months.

We’re slightly embarrassed to admit that we’ve only recently taken the plunge and slipped ourselves into bodysuits. Yes, we know they’re the secret to Meghan Markle’s seamless appearance and one of Céline Dion’s go-to basics but knowing the facts and trying them on with your own skinny jeans, well that’s a different story. But alas, a few outfits in, we now consider ourselves bodysuit buffs. The easy, practical staple has transformed the way we wear our clothes.

Forget 50 shades of gray, 50 shades of neutral is the next big thing. While neon hues and royal shades pack a punch, these subdued neutral colors have become runway mainstays over the past few seasons.

A Chloé Tess, Gucci Marmont, or Bottega Veneta pouch to store all your excess cash, perhaps? All whilst gracing the floor with a pair of red-soled heels and taking care not to scratch your Rolex watch, of course. If money was no object, this is where we would be spending it.

Which will be the most outrageous styles of the year? We looked into our crystal ball - the purchasing behaviour of our 12 million monthly online shoppers - to determine which will be the boldest, unexpected trends of 2020.

Which will be the most outrageous styles of the year? We looked into our crystal ball - the purchasing behaviour of our 12 million monthly online shoppers - to determine which will be the boldest, unexpected trends of 2020.

Which will be the most outrageous styles of the year? We looked into our crystal ball - the purchasing behaviour of our 12 million monthly online shoppers - to determine which will be the boldest, unexpected trends of 2020.

Which will be the most outrageous styles of the year? We looked into our crystal ball - the purchasing behaviour of our 12 million monthly online shoppers - to determine which will be the boldest, unexpected trends of 2020.

Which will be the most outrageous styles of the year? We looked into our crystal ball - the purchasing behaviour of our 12 million monthly online shoppers - to determine which will be the boldest, unexpected trends of 2020.

Mini and maxi, 90s vs 80s, tie-dye and snake print.. 2019 was a year of opposites and extremes, vintage-inspired trends, and extravagant prints. Fashion is always about making bold choices, but this year the Internet really brought it to the next level – as the most clicked and searched trends of the year were quite the show-stoppers. What did online shoppers go crazy about in 2019?

Apparently women and men can agree on something: that is, the crazier the sneaker, the cooler. Ranking n.1 on the most clicked sneaker of the year for women is adidas Originals’ Yeezy Boost 350 V2 in glow-in-the-dark neon green, perfect for all those gals who get easily lost in the club. For men, Off-White brings home the gold, with the Odsy-100 Low-Top in green. The model, which the label debuted at Paris Fashion Week in January, has instantly become an iconic piece of streetwear.

Sensi Studio is one of the hottest emerging brands on Stylight, with over 100 times more clicks vs last year. Founded by designer Stephany Sensi in 2010, the label employs Ecuadorian artisans to create bags, hats and accessories, inspired by tradition but meeting modern taste. The most wanted item? This gorgeous handwoven straw bag that just screams “Holiday!”.

Founded in 2002, Swedish label Odd Molly is best known for its bold colours and playful patterns, but also for its focus on sustainability. Environmental impact is taken into account at each stage of the production cycle, from material sourcing to production, all the way to delivery. In 2019, the number of clicks for the brand’s products increased by a whopping +537%, making it the most wanted sustainable brand on our platform. The most popular product? A very summery floral print red midi…