Sofia Richie has revived a highly debatable fashion trend.
Although her style is normally praised by fans, some of her followers had mixed feelings about Richie bringing back the aesthetic. One commented on the social media post, “I fear chevron may be back, this is the worst thing to happen to me,” while others were excited to see the
. A second follower wrote, “I like it! Gorgeous girl,” and more asked where they could find the same set.Chevron stripes were first in style in the 1960s and ‘70s when fashion designer Pierre Cardin incorporated the design in his fashion collections with Missoni. It made a comeback in 2011 when Target launched a Missoni for Target collection featuring head-to-toe zig-zag outfits. The fad then took over, from being printed on leggings and skater skirts to dresses and jackets.
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