Wait, Is This 2010s One-and-Done Outfit Trend Making a Comeback?

I'm a Gen Z fashion person, but I remember the 2010s fashion era vividly. I used to wear rompers as a kid in the early aughts and moved onto its cooler counterpart in my teens, the jumpsuit. I'm talking about the auto shop–inspired ones with the little patch on the chest. I thought they were so cool at the time, as did everyone else, but people eventually phased them out and moved on to the next trend.

Over a decade later, the always impeccably dressed Anne Hathaway has reminded me of those days when I would just throw on an entire outfit in one sweep. She was just spotted in NYC while filming The Devil Wears Prada 2, wearing a white long-sleeve jumpsuit with a patch on the side (similar to my aforementioned one-piece), which she paired with printed flats. And just like that, I'm newly inspired to rediscover my love of jumpsuits in 2025. While a jumpsuit may seem one-dimensional, they're quite versatile, as you can style them in a relaxed manner, like Hathaway, or dress them up with heels. Given Hathaway's influence, I predict that they'll be everywhere by fall.

If you want to jump back into the 2010s along with Hathaway, keep scrolling to find a jumpsuit to just throw on and go.

On Anne Hathaway: Wildfang The Essential Long Sleeve Herringbone Coverall ($92); Stubbs & Wootton Crest Black Needlepoint Slipper ($575)

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