11/22 00:08
Trinkets and Toys Dominate Paris Street Style
Photo: Yu Fujiwara
The trend of accessorizing with excessive charms and trinkets has exploded over the past year, especially among fashion-forward, maximalist enthusiasts. After Miu Miu popularized the look with overstuffed handbags adorned with quirky charms and plushies, the trend continued into SS25 with showgoers in Paris attaching croissant plushies, silk drawstrings, and mini shirts to bags. Plush toys, Hello Kitty keyrings, and even Bradley Cooper pins were common adornments. Some took the trend further, adding fake hands to caps, stacking charms on belts, or even wearing stilettos as hats, with one man creating a bag out of a giant Eiffel Tower trinket.
The trend of accessorizing with excessive charms and trinkets has exploded over the past year, especially among fashion-forward, maximalist enthusiasts. After Miu Miu popularized the look with overstuffed handbags adorned with quirky charms and plushies, the trend continued into SS25 with showgoers in Paris attaching croissant plushies, silk drawstrings, and mini shirts to bags. Plush toys, Hello Kitty keyrings, and even Bradley Cooper pins were common adornments. Some took the trend further, adding fake hands to caps, stacking charms on belts, or even wearing stilettos as hats, with one man creating a bag out of a giant Eiffel Tower trinket.
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