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3 of the Hottest Accessory Trends for SS21

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Just because lockdown restrictions are starting to ease doesn’t mean that you have to go out and buy a brand new outfit.


Sure, you want to feel and look good at social events after a year of emotional turmoil. (We get it.) That said, sometimes all it takes is the right accessory to tap into current trends and take your style to the next level.


Speaking of, here are 3 of the best accessory trends for Spring/Summer 2021 that would make the perfect addition to your existing wardrobe.


  1. Utilitarian Bags


Firstly, it’s almost like the fashion industry has accounted for the fact that most of us haven’t needed a handbag in months.


By introducing pretty-yet-practical options across the SS21 catwalks, they’re easing us back into the practice of carrying a bag. From Kenzo’s slouchy waist belt, to phone lanyards at Versace, to Dior’s straw grab-and-go versions, the focus is on the smaller, the better. 


However, simplified, medium-size bags also did the rounds at Hermès and Prada for those who can’t leave the house without the kitchen sink. (Hey, we’ve all been there!)



2. Theatrical Hair Accessories


Maximalists, rejoice. Larger-than-life hair embellishments reigned supreme on the runways of Yohji Yamamoto, Chanel and Giambattista Valli.


(We’re talking about flowers, pearls, bows and crystals, to name a few!)


Then there were the headscarves seen at Andreas Kronthaler for Vivienne Westwood that would make the likes of Thelma and Louise jealous. Even though women originally used soft scarves to protect their hair while riding down the motorway in a convertible car, it seems this it-girl piece has been reintroduced purely to add a touch of retro drama to any look.


We love our Lady Red Scarf paired with classic blue jeans, a crisp white shirt and fifties-style cat-eye sunglasses. Très chic!




3. The Adorned Mask


Lastly, face masks aren’t going anywhere anytime soon. Therefore, it’s very fitting that designers have put their own spin on them for SS21.


Whether you prefer a coordinated material a la Anna Sui or a decorative finish in the form of a filter or bow taking inspiration from Rick Owens and Collina Strada, one thing’s for sure: masks just got a whole lot more fun.


It’s time to wear yours with pride!



The Hottest Accessory Trends for SS21: Minimal Fuss, Maximum Style


The great thing about these SS21 accessory trends is that they align with the times. Coming out of the pandemic, the designers understood that some people may prefer function over fashion. Although, they have also accounted for those who want to live it up with their style choices.


Either way, find which accessories spark joy for you and use them to refresh your aesthetic for the upcoming season.



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