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© Getty Balaclavas, ugly sneakers and oversized coats were major trends of 2018.

With the end of the year fast approaching, we’re taking a moment to look back at some of the most memorable fashion trends that emerged (or showed no signs of slowing down) in 2018.

Some trends, such as heavy ’80s influences, seemed pretty standard. Fashion borrows from other decades on a regular basis, and as we’re always reminded, trends almost always come and go and come back again. Others, like balaclavas, were a little more out of the ordinary, but memorable just the same.

To find out which trends really stuck with us this year, keep reading.

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The most prominent trend of the fall 2018 season is ‘80s-inspired fashion . In New York, the trend kicked off with Tom Ford’s glitzy show and gained steam at Marc Jacobs, where bold shoulders and ‘80s-hued colorblocking were inescapable. By the time Miu Miu offered up acid washed jeans and soft

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1. Ugly Sneakers

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Ugly sneakers ― sometimes also referred to as “dad sneakers” ― were everywhere this year.

The trend wasn’t exactly new, but it definitely showed no signs of slowing down. Celebrities and influencers couldn’t get enough of their ugly sneakers (that much was clear just by scrolling through Instagram). Among the most Insta-friendly pairs were those by high-end labels like Balenciaga and Louis Vuitton, but we also saw plenty of Nikes and Filas.

2. Vinyl

© Getty Models walk the runways at Marni (left) and Balmain (right).

Plastic, in the forms of vinyl and PVC (a type of vinyl), also made waves in fashion this year.

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We think it’s pretty safe to say we haven’t seen the last of it.

3. Balaclavas

© Getty Balaclavas seen at Gucci (left and far right) and Calvin Klein (middle).

Balaclavas were perhaps one of the stranger trends to emerge for the fall/winter 2018 season, and if we’re being totally honest, we kind of love them.

The close-fitting caps ― essentially just ski masks ― cover the whole head and neck, save for the eyes, mouth and sometimes, nose. Various versions of the headgear made an appearance on the fall 2018 runways. There were the heathered knit versions at Calvin Klein, the face masks at Gucci and suede pageboy hat-balaclava hybrids at Christian Dior.

4. Ridiculously Oversized Coats

© Getty Massive coats at Balenciaga.

Coats that were oversized ― sometimes, comically so ― were literally one of the biggest trends to emerge for fall 2018.

The buzziest version, hands down, came from Balenciaga. Designer Demna Gvasalia sent his models down the catwalk in ridiculously big coats made of a bunch of different layers. They launched a ton of hilarious memes, including a spot-on comparison to one particular Joey Tribbiani outfit from “Friends.”

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Designers like Marc Jacobs and Raf Simons (at Calvin Klein) also hopped on the massive outerwear bandwagon.

If nothing else, it was definitely one of the cold season’s coziest trends.

5. Kitten Heels

© Getty Clockwise from left: kitten heels at Miu Miu, Molly Goddard and Acne Studios. © Richard Bord via Getty Images A model wears an extra-large hat at the Jacquemus spring/summer 2018 show.

Hats, like coats, got a supersized update this summer. And we’re talking REALLY supersized.

The most notable version came from fashion label Jacquemus; the brand’s giant $697 La Bomba hat, worn by the likes of model Emily Ratajkowski and it-girl Emma Rosenzweig, which brought hats to a whole new XXL level. Vogue even credited the brand with sparking the trend.

Massive hats also made appearances at Vivienne Westwood, Missoni and Valentin Yudashkin.

7. The 1980s Revival

© Getty Left to right: Versace, Givenchy, Marc Jacobs, Saint Laurent.

Plenty of fall 2018 runways were all about the 1980s. That means we saw a ton of ruffles, big shoulders, high-waisted bottoms and cinched waists.

One of the more obvious nods to the decade of hair bands and new wave came from Marc Jacobs, who showed a fall 2018 collection that included oversized coats in bright blue and pink hues and a number of taffeta dresses that would have looked perfectly at home at an ’80s prom.

8. Over-The-Top Ruffles And Frills

© Getty From left to right: Alexis Mabille, Giambattista Valli, Giambattista Valli

Oversized was clearly a major theme on designer mood boards for 2018. Aside from the massive coats and big hats, we also saw a ton of looks with extra-large and over-the-top frills and ruffles. Some of our favorite ensembles came from Giambattista Valli’s couture show, which saw models walk the runway in an array of ultra-bright ruffled tulle gowns.

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The trend also appeared on a number of spring 2019 runways, including at Marc Jacobs and Rodarte. Like plastic fashions, it’s not going anywhere soon.

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