#fashion-trend

#fashion-trend

Like landlines, Polaroid cameras and Lisa Frank designs, yet another 1980s item seems to be making a comeback: metal braces. TODAY anchors Craig Melvin, Al Roker, Sheinelle Jones and Dylan Dreyer discussed their own history with braces as well as the transformation of braces from geek to chic. "Back in the '80s and the '90s, Anthony Michael Hall had braces, right?" began Sheinelle on the Sep. 17 show. "And it almost signified teen awkwardness, almost like a prop. But now people are proud of them."

Apple officially has a new wearable - your iPhone. The tech giant's latest iPhone accessory is a $59 crossbody strap that attaches to some Apple-designed iPhone cases to transform the way youcarry your phone. Available in 10 colors that match the cases Apple also launched Tuesday during its fall event, the strap turns the iPhone into a hands-free wearable. With the release, Apple is joining a trend that's taking off among some who are fashion-forward or simply want more convenience.

Haven't you heard? There's a new colour trend in town just in time for the end of summer. Pastel yellow, or 'butter yellow' as it's been warmly nicknamed, is everywhere in fashion right now. It's also hitting the tech world, with brands finding ingenious ways to jump on the dairy bandwagon.

The fisherman aesthetic has arrived with summer and heavy emphasis, predicted to be a key look for 2025, drawing from weathered styles and practical gear.

"Culottes are back for a reason—brands saw potential in the outdated style and gave them new life with fresh silhouettes and unexpected styling."

Dubbed #BootsOnlySummer, the viral movement sees TikTokkers proudly clicking and clacking through sidewalks and supermarkets like they're late for practice.