The Latest Celebrity Trends of 2025: From Rainbow Mohawks to Vacation Vogue

Rainbow Mohawks and Bold Hair Transformations

Let’s be honest, nothing rings in a new era quite like a dramatic hair transformation. In 2025, celebrities are fearlessly redefining what it means to turn heads. JoJo Siwa stole the show at the GLAAD Awards by unveiling a rainbow mohawk so vibrant it could have its own spot in the pride parade. And she’s not alone: neon streaks, pastel pixie cuts, and color-blocked bobs are the new signature for stars who want to be on the front row of the trend train.

Just when you thought the pastel trend peaked back in 2021, Hollywood proves it’s got plenty more pink dye to burn.

Vacation Style, but Make It Editorial

Summer 2025 means celebrities have traded in airport athleisure for travel outfits that are basically resume-worthy. Think flowing resort wear, breezy linen sets, and sunglasses larger than most carry-ons. Wherever they go – from the Amalfi Coast to quiet island hideaways – paparazzi snaps look straight out of a Vogue editorial.

Red Carpet Fashion Goes Sleek

Move over, casual hoodies. This year’s red carpet and party circuit is oozing polish: blazer dresses, over-the-knee boots, latex eveningwear, and city-chic coats are the new norm. Gisele Bündchen made headlines pairing a sharp blazer dress with towering boots, while Kylie Jenner’s black latex ensemble was a masterclass in making a product launch feel like Fashion Week.

Daily walks to the mailbox in latex? Not recommended. But if you’re launching a new product or starring in a pop video, why not?

Editorial Vibes Over Social Media Trends

Let’s pour one out for the years of impromptu TikTok dance videos and sweatsuit domination. The 2025 celebrity style mood? Editorial, sophisticated, and always thoroughly planned. Celebrities are bringing their A-game for street photographers and close-ups alike, putting an end to the era of ‘I woke up like this’ (unless, of course, ‘this’ involves five stylists and a glam squad).

In the Spotlight

This year, it’s all about bigger, bolder, and more intentional looks—whether you’re headed to a red carpet, tucked away in a chic cabana, or just experimenting with your next color adventure. One thing’s clear: in 2025, blending in is so last season.