The 90s Inspired Layered Shirt Trend Trick Is Back
Fashion trends come and go all the time, and right now, it’s going straight back to the ’90s. One trend making a serious comeback is the layered shirt trick, a simple yet statement-making styling hack that defined the wardrobes of ’90s icons. Now, the layered shirt look is everywhere again, and it’s getting a fresh update for 2025. Celebrities and style influencers are bringing it back. Stars like Hailey Bieber and Jacob Elordi have been spotted layering oversized flannels over tops, while fashion TikTok is filled with tutorials showing how to perfect the balance between slouchy and styled. Brands are also leaning into the trend, offering lightweight over shirts in everything from linen to satin, ready to throw over a simple base layer.
Photo: Outside the Miu Miu show
One reason for the trend’s comeback is its practicality. The layered shirt trick adds depth and dimension to even the most basic outfits. Makes the outfits even more unique than they already are and adds a touch of difference. It’s also perfect for the weather, when you want options for changing temperatures. Plus, it’s an easy way to introduce prints. patterns, and pops of colour without going overboard. The 90s layered shirt wasn’t just a style, it was a statement of the decade’s fashion spirit, youth culture, and comfort. And it resurfaces today is directly into nostalgia, but with a 2025 upgrade.
Brands that are very in trend when comes to layering include Carhartt, Stussy, Uniqlo, Essentials, Urban Outfitters, Levi’s, Supreme & Ralph Lauren. One good example is Miu Mius take on layering with their
buttoned shirts and sweaters. Or even wearing two short-sleeved polo shirts under a zippered sports top, creating a triple collar effect. There are so many ways you can do it and that’s one of the great things about it.
Photo: Miu Miu
The comeback of this trick just proves and shows that It never really go out of style. You can recreate a look that’s both nostalgic and in trend now. This time it’s about making it completely your own. Long Live Layering!