10 most googled fashion questions

2024 saw some iconic fashion moments and sartorial pieces that made the fashion police scream with excitement.

Fashion isn’t merely about who wears what; it’s a wearable form of art that tells a story.

From small fashion tips and tricks to following fashion trends religiously, many of us have tried giving our wardrobes a whole new look just by googling the trends and tips to follow.

The giant search engine continues to be at our fingertips, guiding us on our journey to becoming budding fashion influencers. It quenches our curiosity and provides us with solutions to our style dilemmas.

As we prepare to bid farewell to 2024, let’s explore some of the most Googled fashion questions of the year and their answers, straight from the minds of the public.

1. How do I style cargo pants?

You can simply pair your cargo pants with a decent top or a silk blouse to get a more polished look. To elevate the look more, simply carry a structured handbag to complete the look with open tresses and subtle makeup.

Measure two or three fingers from the collar and mark the skirt, then fold the shirt in half and mark it again. Start cutting in a straight diagonal line towards the corner and turn the shirt to remove the extra fabric. Now, keep a nice smooth motion white cutting and once you reach the armhole, you’re all done.

3. How do I style knee-high boots?

Knee-high boots would look stunning with a pair of skinny jeans. Never opt for baggy jeans or a long skirt which would hide the knee-high look. Therefore, wear a pair of skinny jeans and throw in an oversized jumper, and you’re good to go.

4. How do I start modeling?

Start your research with what type of model you wish to become. Start practising in front of the camera and then build your portfolio. Find an agent and start creating a space for yourself in social media. Expand your reach and attend casting calls, but also learn to handle rejections.

Wide-leg jeans always call for a belt that creates balance and makes you look slimmer and taller. You can wear a tight-fitted crop top or a blazer with a white t-shirt which looks neat and subtle. Wear a pair of casual sneakers or heels according to your convenience and place.

Haute couture is for custom-fitted, high-end clothing that is made by designers using finish fabrics with detailed techniques.

Prefer layering your leather skirt with a high-neck top, sweater, or blouse, and add a blazer to get a neat and stylish look. Purchase only the basic colour such as a black, camel brown, or beige leather skirt which would look subtle and match with any and every colour giving a timeless appearance.

8. How can you get lipstick marks out of clothes?

To remove lipstick marks from clothes, first gently scrape the excess lipstick and apply a stain remover on the area. Soak the stain in a solution, and with a soft brush start removing the stain gently, lastly wash the entire cloth and your lipstick stain will be gone in 5 minutes.

One of the most common and popular questions asked is about how to style a plain white shirt. There are tons of ways, you can simply tuck it under your denim jeans or office pants and wear an oversized blazer. Pair it with a short or long skirt and add some dainty jewellery. Simply opt for straight-fit flared jeans and add some quirky accessories, and you’re good to go.

10. What did people wear in the ’90s?

90s fashion mainly included more simple clothes such as athletic shorts, Bermuda length dresses, flannel shirts, high-waisted ankle-length bootcut jeans and pants, biker shorts, stretch pants, plain and pleated skirts, and more.

Talking about only in terms of fashion, the results were a bit surprising as most of the questions sounded like a DIY mission, rather than knowing more about the iconic vintage trends that are making a comeback. However, people are eager to showcase their better selves and thus most of the questions revolve around styling and fashionistas getting ready for a DIY mission.

Disclaimer: We referred to some of leading publications like British Vogue, Time Magazine, and Who What Wear for the Google data used in the article