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The trends didn't just fade—our collective psychology rejected them. In this thought-provoking analysis, Rosa Pensi explores the deeper social, economic, and psychological forces that made 2025 a mass fashion breakup year. Moving beyond the "what," we dive into the "why" behind our style evolution.

In this video, we decode:
🧠 The Comfort Revolution: How post-pandemic values made discomfort (skinny jeans, stilettos) psychologically unacceptable. The rise of "physiological freedom" as a status symbol.
💰 The End of "Peacocking": Why conspicuous consumption (logomania, fast-fashion hauls) became socially costly. The shift toward "quiet confidence" and value-driven purchases.
📱 Digital Fatigue: How the "Instagram vs. Reality" aesthetic collapsed under the weight of authenticity cravings. The death of the single-wear outfit for the algorithm.
🌍 Climate Anxiety Dressing: Why impractical, climate-denying fashion (sheer in winter, non-breathable synthetics in heat) felt morally and physically irresponsible.
🛒 The "Enoughness" Movement: The psychological shift from trend-chasing to curation. How finite planet rhetoric created a "less, but better" wardrobe mentality.

Rosa connects these fallen trends to larger societal shifts, using her observations from coast to coast to show how fashion is a mirror of our collective psyche. This isn't just about clothes—it's about how we want to feel and be perceived in a changing world.

📚 SOURCES & FURTHER READING:

Links to studies on consumer psychology and sustainability

Articles on "post-pandemic dressing"

Books on the sociology of fashion

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