10 items from your summer wardrobe to get rid of, according to stylists and designers

Source: Business Insider

This summer, stylists said unique, loose-fitting denim jackets are so in — but people may want to keep their neon-colored garments and accessories tucked away for now. Edward Berthelot/Getty ImagesBusiness Insider asked stylists and designers which summer looks are no longer trending. The ultra-skinny pant trend is being replaced by looser and relaxed fits.

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10 items from your summer wardrobe to get rid of, according to stylists and designers

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