In 2025 We’re Reeling In Fishermancore: 35 Feminine Pieces In Our Carts

One of the biggest trend predictions in the fashion world for 2025 is fishermancore. Taking a hint from the reemergence of homesteading and wholesome, all-American activities, it's no wonder that spending more time outdoors is front of mind for most U.S. citizens this year. Now, whether you live near a lake or not, you can still participate in the trend without looking totally out of place. The key to dressing like a fisherman while, you know, not actually fishing, is to keep your look balanced. It's a playful and laidback trend, but don't let that fool you; wearing every staple of this trend at dinner in a swanky NYC restaurant will have people turning heads, but not for the right reasons. Bottom line: don't go overboard with fishermancore. The main components to nailing this trend (that you can choose to mix and match where appropriate) are: Lobster and fish details, rain boots, cable knit sweaters, bucket hats, beanies, nautical stripes, overalls, and, of course, a raincoat. The fisherman aesthetic is very similar to the timeless nautical aesthetic, it's just a bit more rugged and cozy. That being said, to stay on trend while remaining true to your feminine style, the key is to embrace lighter colors within the essential components, and to ensure that each piece is flattering on your silhouette rather than allowing the look to swallow you whole. A lot of the inspiration for this aesthetic includes extra oversized fits, lots of layers, and very minimal (if any) hair and makeup consideration. If you're not actually fishing though, choosing a few components from the trend within the same color palette and keeping your hair and makeup natural but polished is going to be your best bet. Perfect for the transition between now and Spring, the trend, which specifically focuses on North Atlantic fisherman, works well with chilly temperatures. Ready to shop the cozy style staples? Let's get started.