It’s hard not to look back at some of the dodgy Noughties fashion and beauty trends without giggling.

Low-rise jeans, ridiculous amounts of fake tan and velour tracksuits – seriously, what were we thinking?

However, as we reach the end of another decade, you can’t help but wonder: what will we come to regret in the future?

As one of the most photographed women on the planet, the Duchess of Cambridge’s wardrobe is a source of inspiration for many – particularly as the stylish royal rarely puts a fashion foot wrong.

She’s got her staple pieces she knows works for her, but this year Kate really stepped out of her comfort zone and experimented with some different looks. Newsflash: she even started to regularly wear trousers.

Hot on the heels of 2017’s Nike Pro Hijab, the sports company is now launching a full range of modest swimwear – and it’s set to be game-changing for female athletes (pro and amateur) who want full-coverage.

The Nike Victory Swim Collection aims to address the "striking gap in apparel for water sports. Specifically, a lack of options for female athletes who don’t want to choose between modesty and movement with comfort and confidence."

When you think about it, it was only a matter of time before corset tops made a comeback.

The latest in a long line of Noughties fashion favourites that have gone from ‘out’ to ‘in’ over the last couple of years (see also: tube tops, tiny sunglasses and square-toed sandals), the corset has been championed by Instagram influencers and A-listers alike, with Kim Kardashian quickly becoming celebrity corset wearer-in-chief.

Just when we thought that Halloween had peaked too soon with a flurry of famous faces unveiling their costumes last weekend, it turned out the stars were saving the best until last.

A host of celebrities revealed some incredible outfits, showing off jaw-dropping transformations, terrifying prosthetics, and some VERY skimpy garments.

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When you have a look at the biggest trends on the catwalk, as well as what streetwear styles are wearing, so much of it is obsessed with nostalgia.

Designers love harking back to bygone eras, and right now, it appears that we can’t get enough of the 70s.

Much of the fashion from that time is extremely wearable now – and also provides a bit more warmth and coverage as the temperatures drop.

Kendall Jenner might not even be the most famous person in her own family (with siblings like Kim Kardashian and Kylie Jenner the competition is pretty stiff) but she has become one of the most prominent names in fashion.

Jenner was named the world’s highest paid model by Forbes magazine in 2017 and 2018. She’s modelled for all of the big names: Chanel, Fendi, Calvin Klein, Burberry – the list is endless.

As we wise up to the environmental impact of fast fashion, many of us have been changing the way we shop and focusing on buying investment pieces that will last a long time.

If you wanted to take this new mentality to the next level, you could consider this Guo Pei designer dress which is coming up for auction.

Has there ever been a shoe more divisive than the Croc?

Ask the average person how they’d feel about sporting a pair of the clunky clogs and their response will likely fall into the love or loathe categories – never in-between.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have just completed their latest royal trip together, travelling to Pakistan where they discussed climate change and met with various political and cultural leaders.