Irish Sunday Mirror

Interiors, fashion and marriage ceremonies go back to basics ATHFLOW Wed’s the big trend for 2021? TRAVEL PARKING WELLBEING

- BY MIRROR REPORTER news@irishmirro­r.ie

Athflow is the key upcoming fashion trend according to 400 million Pinterest users. The style is described as the point where elegance meets athleisure. Think flowy pants, casual jumpsuits and oversized outfits as they replace athletic clothes as the new go-to loungewear. Athflow is profession­al enough for a workfrom-home look and comfy enough for the couch.

THE year felt like a decade, but it is finally drawing to a close and hallelujah for that.

As we bid farewell to what has to be the worst 12 months on record, we look ahead to see what’s in store for 2021. Trends platform Pinterest predicts the back- to- basics vibe will continue, from fashion and beauty to interiors and weddings…

VIBE LIGHTING If you have found yourself mindlessly scrolling through Tiktok, you will have witnessed Gen Z’s love of vibe lighting. Pinterest predicts a surge in purchases for colour-drenched lighting, LED strip lights and neon signs.

FOOD KITCHEN

Fancy at-home culinary creations have replaced Michelin star restaurant­s out of necessity and the dishes will get even more inventive next year. Chef-inspired meals, food plating techniques and garnishes are all trending up, with a 130% increase in searches for “bread art”.

A parking space is the new personal space. Sometimes, you just need to get away. In 2021, cars will become the new “third space” for everything from date nights to man caves. “Car man cave” searches have more than doubled and, not surprising­ly, drive-in cinema searches tripled.

Zzz time is the new me time and sleep care will be the new selfcare. Bedtime routines will be more luxurious than ever. From home goods just for sleep to bedtime exercise routines, people will bring intention to more restful regimens. Think sleep blends for diffuser (up 80%), sleep yoga (up 90%) and affirmatio­ns (up 100%)

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