Ever since it came around, TikTok has dominated social media and fashion trends. It has also been “canceling” stuff you should get out of your millennial closet right now. Known for its viral challenges, comedy skits, and ingenious beauty hacks, this platform is also home to some serious fashion inspiration for any curious cat out there.

TikTok, the Modern Fashion Destination to Follow

One of the most amazing things about TikTok is that it virtually has everything. From tips on how to repurpose your old clothes to easy-to-replicate timeless outfits, it’s an unlimited source of ideas and inspiration for people of all ages and sizes. If you’re looking for more fashion content in your everyday life, here are some TikTok influencers to follow in 2022.

1. Maha Gondal (@MoxeB)

Not many TikTokers have a fashion-forward take on everyday, modest styling like Maha Gondal. She’s also one of the first TikTok influencers to land a fashion campaign with brands like Coach and Champion. Gondal enjoys a huge, loyal following for a reason — she keeps it trendy and real.

2. Ambika Dhir (@AmbiKadhr)

Ambika started her TikTok account back in 2020, right after the pandemic first hit. Since then, her account has become a must-see source for style inspiration for many. She promotes eco-conscious and sustainable fashion and is known for her amazing ability to replicate famous celebrity outfits on a tight budget. Either way, keeping an eye on her content will be very useful to any fashion lover out there.

3. Louis Powell (@YoungManPowell)

If you’re into the ‘70s playful style, you’ll absolutely love Louis’ content on TikTok. The Celine model offers a cheeky way of incorporating old fashion into modern-day outfits. He has a serious knack for finding unbelievably awesome secondhand pieces. So, if you love digging for thrift store gold, Louis is the guy to follow for tips and tricks!

If the new decade is proving anything, it is that past trends keep trying to become fashionable again. And some of them succeed. One of the brightest trends of the ‘90s, the colorful scrunchies, have been rapidly gaining popularity despite Carrie Bradshaw’s dislike for them. The good news? The scrunchie is no longer bright pink and textile — it’s now made from finer fabrics and comes in beautiful shades of any color you can think of.

Scrunchies Are Back… And They Have Certainly Improved

It’s not just that they’re rising in popularity. It’s that companies are making higher quality scrunchies using fabrics like silk and velvet to create not only a practical but also incredibly fashionable accessory. These days, they are practically everywhere: they are at the checkout counters at most retail stores, and some even have a special display of them. Store managers often cleverly arrange them next to clothes in similar colors, thus further encouraging you to get a matching scrunchie for your new outfit.

They Add a Little Pizazz to Otherwise Dull Hairstyles

Replacing your old hair tie with a chic scrunchie will not only add volume to your hairdo and divert attention away from your “bad hair day,” but it will also be more gentle to your hair. Regular hair ties often lead to hair breakage, or you feel like they are pulling you too tight. With scrunchies, your hair doesn’t get tangled up each time you try to remove it, and it sits comfortably on your head all day long by keeping your ponytail firmly set.

Remember That Carrie/Berger Talk?

Sex and the City was a major trendsetter (and trend killer) in the ‘90s and early ‘00s, and after a certain conversation between Carrie and Berger in which she condemns scrunchies, the demand for the once-beloved accessory quickly dropped. Well, despite Bradshaw’s best efforts, it seems even high fashion seems to have picked up on the trend. With stars like Bella Hadid, Hailey Bieber, and J Lo herself, it seems like scrunchies are here to stay. At least for a little while.