Kolade states that we should “nibble on our little snacks” and “eat nourishing meals” so that we’ve all the energy to “cause mischief”. ‘Rat girl summer’ advocates that you shouldn’t only eat what you want, but truly devour the meal.

‘The beach is gonna get whatever body I give it’ is the energy we’re channelling in this Tiktok trend! You don’t have to restrict your gluttonous souls to fit into an ‘ ideal summer body’. But outside of this, you must venture outside every day, even if you’ve got to push yourself hard. These two days, which she describes are “allotted for decaying,” can be used to scroll through your social media feed, sleep, binge-watch your favourite shows – basically do all the ‘rotting’. However, if venturing outdoors is too much for your social battery, don’t worry! Kolade allows you to indulge in some bed rotting and downtime, but only for two days a week. Since the whole point of ‘rat girl summer’ is to have you scurry from place to place and do whatever your heart desires, basking in the monotony of your house won’t help. You need to leave your home,” she stressed. “You cannot scurry in bed, and you cannot scurry on your couch. Ready for more? Read on for experts' insight into the TikTok trends poised to gain momentum in 2023, and the pieces to invest in now before they blow up everywhere.The creator stresses that you GOT TO leave your home. Count on the algorithm to send plenty of inspiration your way in the new year, making it easy to not only spot It-items as they emerge, but to inspire you to embrace your personal style in a trend-forward way. 'I love scrolling the FYP because it gets me in a very creative space mentally and I'll be able to make my own spin on existing trends,' says Brittany Xavier, a longtime Instagram influencer who has amassed over five million followers on TikTok. On TikTok, style is as much a personal expression as it is a response to larger trends-and that won't disappear in 2023. The beauty of TikTok is that, although it's awash in original content, many influencers are speaking to one another-tapping in to rising ideas and making them their own. If it has yet to hit your For You Page (FYP), expect to see influencers start to stray from the colorful and comfy toward something edgier. 'Example: Twee turned into Tweeze by choosing darker color palettes and less polished styling.' Whether you participated in the Indie Sleaze era (is it too on the nose to call it Tumblrcore?), the punk, party-fueled aesthetic of the early aughts is back now. '‘Sleaze’ is being used as an alternative to the ‘core' suffix to indicate the subversion of an aesthetic,' says Agustina Panzoni, a fashion trend researcher who goes by on TikTok. Looking forward to 2023 trends on TikTok, experts predict the fashion phenomenon will move in a darker and more chaotic direction. But the bright, kooky styles à la Portia of White Lotusare headed in a new direction in the new year. New sub-trends seemed to sweep the collective consciousness on a weekly basis, from balletcore to barbiecore. 2022 was the year that 'core' fashion took over the internet.

Summer 2021 tik tok trends