Since most TikTokers are staying at home, most of their videos feature them wearing their comfortable loungewear. In fact, there seems to be a common theme in a lot of their fashion choices.
The rise of TikTok fashion trends started last year thanks to the VSCO and e-girl aesthetics, which actually dominated 2019 Google searches. Aside from these, Who What Wear also noted that a lot of TikTokers wear similar outfits in their videos. Whether or not it’s a coincidence is a mystery to us.
That said, we looked at a number of TikTok videos to see which loungewear pieces are common. Here’s what we found:
Crop top
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Who What Wear observed that TikTokers like Addison Rae often wear crop tops. We’re also predicting that more people would opt for this piece since summer is just around the corner.
Short shorts
Rappers like Megan Thee Stallion and Doja Cat are loving short shorts while they do dance covers, mostly ones with twerking. We also can’t blame them for wearing this piece around the house since it’s breezy and lightweight.
Tie-dye print
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For some reason, tie-dye has been popular among TikTok users, with pieces having either neon prints or muted pastels. The latter is also considered the 2020 version of the trend as more people are opting for a more ombré tie-dye.
Sweats
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Whether it’s a hoodie or a pair of sweatpants, you’re bound to see a couple TikTokers wearing them in videos. It’s possible that they’ve been working out before posting their videos on the platform, but we also know how comfortable sweats can be when you’re just chilling at home.
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