Cargo pants or maxi dresses? Style essentials for a world opening up again


By AGENCY

Cargo pants and maxi dresses (as seen in the Stella McCartney Spring 2020 (left) and Brandon Maxwell Pre-Fall 2020 campaigns) are the fashion trend to look out for.

With businesses reopening and professional activities restarting in many places around the world, now might be the time to stow away your trackpants and homewear duds (what did your work-from-home outfit look like?) before heading out to your favourite fashion outlets – while still being careful to follow social distancing rules, of course.

Based on analysis of the runways of the 2020 Spring/Summer shows and pre-quarantine styles on the street, here are the three items that you really must have in your wardrobe as soon as life returns to normal. – AFP Relaxnews

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