Minimalist fashion, sometimes referred to as classic fashion, was part of an artistic movement that began in the late 1950's
Sleek, clean, unfussy and understated designs that were reflected in everything from fine art, furniture architecture and of course fashion
Minimalist style is a very literal interpretation of shunning anything extravagant or frivolous
In the fashion world, this means, no busy prints, no flouncy ruffles, tassels, ribbons or bows
this goes for men too. Peaking in popularity in the 1950s and 1990s, minimalist clothing style is thankfully is here to stay
Although, it did take a very long holiday in the late '60s through to the late '80s
Minimalism is also an attitude. The good men and women of Scandinavia are the most renowned culture in the world to embrace minimalism i
e, the concept of living simply. Their vocabulary includes words such as lagom (just the right amount), hygge (comfortable, cosy and content), and fika (the simple act of taking the time to have a cup of tea with a friend)
This minimalist culture is expressed brilliantly in minimalist outfits thanks to designers such as Filippa K, Malene Birger and even fast fashion brand COS
The Japanese are also prominent minimalists in many aspects of their lives. Brands like Muji thread the concept through basic stationery, homeware and fashion which has proven to be a huge international success
Minimalist fashion designers concentrate on constructing clean silhouettes simple lines and shapes
However, don't make the mistake of thinking they're not considered or easy to tailor
A fashion cop-out they are not. Pioneers of this movement such as Coco Chanel, Yves Saint Laurent and Calvin Klein, set the tone that has been continued brilliantly by the likes of Issey Miyaki, Khaite, Camila and Marc, Dion Lee and Dom Bagnato for men
Chances are, when you hear the word minimalist fashion, the first colours that come to mind are black, white, navy and beige
While that's a part of it, modern minimalists incorporate pops of colour that can be mixed and matched to great effect
For the leader of the pack in the women's category, who can go past the girl of the moment, Meghan Markle
Along with her sister in law Kate, she is the consummate minimalist. The Duchess of Sussex was snapped on her 2018 Australian royal tour wearing a stunning navy dress by Sydney designer Dion Lee
Getty Images Lee created the gown especially for Meghan and the minute she stepped out of Government House wearing it his website crashed
In tribute, his website now looks like this. Dion Lee A modern male stalwart of the classic minimalist fashion movement is none other than Benedict Cumberbatch
I suppose most men are minimalists to a certain degree. Whilst not known as a fashion plate, Benedict Cumberbatch is a classy dude who always pops up looking chic yet relaxed
Now let's take a look at the 10 best minimalist clothing styles sported by celebrities, bloggers, models, fashionistas and influencers
14 Best Minimalist Styles 1. Black and White Combo Black and white is simply a classic that will never go out of style
The high contrasting colours are very easy to wear and you never have to worry about what colour accessories to pair with it
Victoria Beckham Gwyneth Paltrow Two-tone from Celebrity Street Style 2. Neutrals Neutrals are far from boring
They are the whole foundation of your wardrobe. With these hues, you'll find that everything always matches and you can wear them over and over again and people won't even notice
Kim Kardashian 3. All Black You don't have to be a Melbournian in winter to wear this look
Black is the most slimming colour you can ever wear. It will always be flattering on every body type and wearing black jeans or leggings with heels will always give you the illusion of longer and slimmer legs
Eva Longoria 4. All White Not just the domain of the house painter, an all-white ensemble gives you an instant high impact look
While you wouldn't wear all white to your best friend's wedding, it's perfect a for summer, whether it's nipping down to the shops or partying aboard a yacht
No colour is more fresh and crisp than white. It's an absolute head turner. Olivia Palermo Jennifer Lopez Kanye West 5
Showing some skin A very Victoria Beckham thing to do is to show some skin. Baring selected parts of your body is another striking way to rock minimalist dressing
Pushing the boundaries of fashion in a tasteful manner is knowing how to show the flirty feminine parts of your body like your shoulders, your back, your collar bone while keeping it classy
Jennifer Lawrence Zendaya Bella Hadid 6. A pop of colour If you love wearing monochromatic outfits but simply feel like there's something missing in your life, why not try to add a pop of colour like red, green or even neon? Or just pair your clean looking basics with a piece worth talking about to get the look! Reese Witherspoon Jessica Alba 7
Texture Contrasts Mixing patterns and textures is one of the easiest ways to make an outfit look more luxurious
While minimalist fashion is described to be extremely plain, structured, mono-tone, and lacking warmth, it has then evolved through the years as brands and designers gave their own take on it
Pairing something soft with a strict fabric immediately adds depth to your outfit and creates variety with your already existing wardrobe
Angelina Jolie 8. Dresses There has been a big surge in minimalist dresses in the past few years
Instead of focusing more on the print, the colours, and the textiles used, we now look more on the angles, the way it fits, the cut outs, and how it shows off your assets
Celebrities who wore this trend: Miranda Kerr Bella Hadid 9. Jumpsuits and Rompers As children, we were no strangers to jumpsuits and rompers, and now, we can revisit this trend in the coolest of ways
We don't just love the look of an all in one, we love the fact that It saves us so much time –just jump in and go
No need to worry about which tops and bottoms work well together. The decision is made for you! Simplicity at its best
Rihanna Beyonce 10. Minimalist accessories The goal to a minimalist fashion style is to keep your look simple, clean, and classy
Keep it discrete and say no to bold necklaces, huge dangling earrings, and bulky rings
Stick with basic shapes, neutrals like black, white, and the classic silver, gold and copper pieces
Kim Kardashian https://www.pinterest.ph/pin/63824519695069345/ Kelly Rowland
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