How to Wear Springs 3 Hottest Trends
These trendy looks will have you feeling confident and looking fresh!
I want to say spring has sprung but, the truth of it is, it’s still in the far off distance. Yes, we may still be scraping ice off our car windshields and wearing jackets over our jackets, but that doesn’t mean we can’t start daydreaming of lighter colors, layers, and clothing in general. I had the privilege of attending NYFW last fall, where I got a sneak peek of some of the upcoming trends. It’s always so interesting to see what’s going to be the next “new,” particularly when the designers are transitioning from winter and resort lines into spring and summer. I fell in love with a few of the styles, so I wanted to share them, and a few other looks predicted for spring 2020. Here’s a little insight into how to wear these upcoming trends.
Spring Trend No. 1: Red
Such a small word for such a big, beautiful color. This spring, get RED-y for red. And not just one shade of it… Different versions that range from rust to poppy. Designers such a Zimmerman and Ulla Johnson used the color in stripes and patterns where Self-Portrait and Cinq a Sept took the tone and created stunning solids. I have always loved red, but been wary about how loud it can be, meaning I chose to wear it in less conservative settings. With the shades being more bright than bold, this color trend has made itself super versatile and more fun than fiery. Mix red with some light khaki or beige for a less formal look or try it with a pop of pink for a fun night out.
Spring Trend No. 2: Lace Details
In almost every show I attended, there was at least one piece with some special details of lace. Lace, which forever has been associated with lingerie, has finally found itself a happy medium point between sexy and soft. As the detail on a hem or sleeve, it adds some interest to an outfit without crossing the line. Jonathan Simkhai worked this trend to it’s fullest in his gorgeous satin skirts and dresses with lace trims. Try this trend in a sleeveless top and jeans for running around town or in a satin midi dress, perfect for a night out with your main man.
Spring Trend No. 3: Leather on Leather
Music to this girl’s ears. Leather is by far my favorite fabric, so now they’re telling me I can wear it head-to-toe!? I am silently fist-pumping in the kitchen, high fiving my children in the playroom, and skipping down the hallway of my home. YES, I will happily work leather on leather. This trend plays function, in that it adds some warmth when the weather can still be a little unpredictable, but it is also super chic and classic … when done the right way. I found a long sleeve leather top with coordinating midi skirt at Balmain that screamed classy and confident. And I love a leather jumpsuit (by a few different designers, including Zimmerman) because it screamed cool. Bonus: With a push on sustainability and animal rights, most leather fashion pieces are leaning toward vegan, which is both fashionable and friendly.
While there are so many other fun trends to look forward to, these are the three I will be trying out this spring. I can’t wait to play with the different shades of red in my daytime dress, test out the lace details in a timeless top, and live happily ever after in my leather on leather. Elle is predicting a season of big pants, short shorts, and prominent color showing up in bright yellows. Here’s more of what I spotted and loved. Keep Reading –>
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