As the winter season is slowly coming to an end, we are preparing for warmer, sunnier and longer days. With this comes a fresh, upgraded and trendy new wardrobe. There are 4 key pieces this to kick start start 2022. These four trends will be at the forefront of every fashionistas active wardrobe this Spring/Summer. Here are the SPORT.LES selection of must-have new trends

This Spring/Summer season, there’s a new kind of athleisure: tenniscore. More and more brands are creating collections which lean into retro designs and 80’s health club aesthetics, drawing from the signature style of wealthy preppy universitarians. Tennis mini skirts are creating quite the buzz across social media, particularly among younger consumers. And according to our trend forecasts, tennis skirts will rise by +20% in visibility come Spring 2022 compared to last Spring in the US. Their success can be chalked up to their old-fashioned, yet flirty aesthetic, representing the cornerstone of the tenniscore movement. On TikTok, thousands of videos explain how to style them or even how to make them, and on Instagram, celebrities and influencers are promoting their favorite branded tennis skirts. Tennis skirts can now be worn on the courts, or outside for city outings. Continue below for some trendy tennis skirt outfit inspiration.

The one piece is always a staple piece in your wardrobe and this SS22 you can't go wrong with throwing on a one piece and styling it with your favourite leggings or tennis skirt. We love this iconic trend: sexy but classy, futuristic but actual. The one piece has trickled down from the SS21 fashion shows to activewear in an innovative and bold way. Not to mention, the piece shows off your figure in the best possible way and is the sexiest garment around. No matter your taste, there is a fall 2021 onesie to match your lifestyle. ONZIE has managed to pull off the sexiest trend of SS22 with their ribbed leotards.

A trend we can't get enough of, is the ribbed trend. This SS22 may be time to swap your loungewear for slightly dressier knits and ribbed fabrics. Loungewear has mainly dominated our wardrobes the past couple of years but we hopefully won't be living in sweatpants anymore, but comfortable fabrics will still be in. Lighter knits and ribbed pieces have since reigned supreme across social media. Especially, those with a thinner material and a faint rib pattern. Expect to see a lot of ribbed knits and knit co-ords. Sweaters and cardigans will dominate the winter fashion scene, and lighter ribbed pieces will carry the trend into summer.