Why the style of Tyler, The Creator is the one you should follow during the remainder of 2021 (and also in 2022) to dress like those who know the most about fashion

Do the key clauses of this Tyler, The Creator look ring a bell? Indeed, in addition to being all these items of clothing that the rapper regularly uses, they represent the resurrection of the preppy aesthetic at its best -recoded for current times and with unexpected accessories, in the case of the artist's appearance in the BET awards. We warned you: if you want to become a trend expert in the coming months, start taking notes to trace your style.

This is stated by Lyst, the Google of fashion, which has provided enlightening data in its latest weekly report: “after the release of his new album Call Me If You Get Lost, the artist Tyler, The Creator is popularizing his style preppy. Over the past week, we've seen increased interest in leopard print knitwear (+54%) and striped pants (+18%), with week-on-week searches for Ushanka hats up 14% after the artist wore one to the BET Awards. On the other hand, demand for Tyler's footwear collection, Golf Le Fleur* increased 38%.”

If you're new to the world of trends and don't know exactly what we mean when we talk about preppy aesthetics, think about the 'fine kids' who went to America's Ivy League universities (Princeton, Yale, Columbia , Harvard, Brown, Pennsylvania, Cornell and Dartmouth) during the 1950s and 1960s, who from then on dressed firms such as Brooks Brothers and J. Press.

Remember her knitted polo shirts, chino pants, varsity cardigans, boat shoes, leather Castellans, V-neck cable-knit jumpers, and pastel pink and blue Oxford shirts. There you have the express lesson you needed (although we recommend Take Ivy, the book by the Japanese Teruyoshi Hayashida who made this way of dressing known in 1965).