Medieval Times (2022-2029)
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Tracking the medieval resurgence (2022–2029)
In 2019 New York Magazine published a future issue with predictions from trend forcasters and cultural commentators. One headline really stuck out to me; “In 2029, the Internet Will Make Us Act Like Medieval Peasants.” I was inspired, and since reading, began to see Medieval inspiration trickling into fashion and music. In 2022 she started tracking the resurgence on are.na.
Designers from Balenciaga and The Row to Bianca Saunders were heavily influenced by Medieval fashion while musicians like Gunna released music (Alotta Cake) featuring flute samples fit for knights at the round table.
Follow the Resurgence Here.