According to a report from Trendalytics, Tazewell’s social media accounts saw an engagement increase of 38,471 percent on the day of the gala.

According to the trend forecasting and market intelligence software, Trendalytics, global searches for “toe ring sandals” are up 149 percent from last year.

A recent report from Trendalytics reports that micro shorts—in an array of denim, leather, embellished and printed styles—saw a 68 percent increase in average weekly searches during the weeks of Coachella last month.

According to the trend forecasting agency Trendalytics, searches for polka dot dresses increased by 52 percent in January of this year compared to 2024.

As tariff talk rises, TikTok views of content featuring thrifted fashion are up 375 percent compared the start of the year, and growing 8 percent per week, suggesting shoppers are pre-emptively seeking out other options as they ready for rising costs.

Weekly TikTok views for bag charms have spiked 280 percent since August, per Trendalytics, and this is something that extends to designer collections, too.

Styling is taking on a bigger role and making fashion feel more personal for F/W 25-26. Designers stepped out of Covid with loud and shiny fashion. A couple of years later, they pulled back with elevated basics to create “wearable wardrobes.”

Since August, weekly TikTok views for bag charms have spiked by 280 percent, per Trendalytics, and though a similar statistic hasn’t yet been sourced for shoe charms, runways and street style alike make it clear that people have already given them an open-armed embrace.

Searches for the Tabby in the US surged by 368 percent in 2022, according to data from Trendalytics, a retail intelligence platform.

In early March, 90 percent of Brunello Cucinelli’s spread collar shirt with vertical stripes and pearl buttons were sold out on Farfetch; and Ralph Lauren’s cream shirt in a cotton and cashmere blend were 75 percent sold out on Mr. Porter, according to Trendalytics. These legacy brands are also bucking a broader luxury slowdown.

According to trend-tracking platform Trendalytics, searches for "sweatpant jeans" have skyrocketed by 2,580% compared to last spring. The market has quickly responded, with product availability growing 19% in the past month and a staggering 108% over the last year.

Taking key learnings from Skims’s market success will be the difference between Skkn by Kim and Skims beauty, potentially offering a lasting beauty win for the Kardashian empire.