Living in New York City is like watching my mood boards come to life—I’m always taking note of what people are wearing. Everyone is mixing aesthetics and experimenting in real time, but it’s always obvious when a trend starts bubbling up. Case in point: asymmetrical lace-trim tops. Suddenly, it feels like one in every five people is wearing the style, almost as if it has become the new basic tank top. And honestly, every outfit I see only makes me want one even more. Moritz Scholz // Getty Images Moritz Scholz // Getty Images Even though they’re everywhere—from the chicest streets of NYC to my social feeds—the trend doesn’t feel all that surprising. With lace-trim shorts and skirts having such a major moment right now, fashion is clearly in its romantic era, embracing silhouettes that feel longer, softer, and more fluid after years of the crop cut dominating. The asymmetrical lace-trim tops I’ve been seeing typically have a longer hemline that falls past the hips with a fluid, dress-like drape.…