43 Reasons Why We Can't Wait For Jason Wu's Spring Collection

Surprising flashes of skin made for an edgy contrast to more elegant accessories.

Jason Wu paid careful attention to texture, playing up monochrome looks with large furry clutches.

The fastest way to give the safari jacket a sexy update? Make it see-through.

Expert seamwork and different types of fabric gave texture and visual interest to this elegant gown.

While Jason Wu may have based his Spring 2014 collection in neutrals, he didn't abandon glamour. Here, he paired a pencil skirt with a sequined tank.

Ostrich feathers, a major trend of the season, played up the femme fatale vibe that was created in the chandelier lit hall.

Also seductive: the illusion strips carved into Wu's formfitting knits.

There was an immediate sophistication present in the collection which Jason Wu dubbed his "most womanly, most grown-up." Shapely peplums enhanced the curves of the models, while alluring strappy sandals added extra appeal.

Wu closed out his show with a glimmering blue gown with leather harness.

Wu infused pops of color in sleek silhouettes.

Ladylike lace got a sexy edge from leather panels.

Wu paid homage to his native Taiwan with luxe details and pretty prints.

This showstopper featured strong shoulders and a sexy slit.

Graphic florals made a Spring statement.

Peplum details were a huge trend in Wu's Spring '12 collection.

We saw the resurgence of hot pants and pussy-bow blouses for Spring.

Wu also showed his iteration on the menswear trend for Fall '11 with fresh white tuxedo blazers, skinny pants, and bow ties.

Bold pops of cobalt blue paired with lace for Fall.

It was all about masquerade-chic and full-on glamour for Fall '11 — Wu showed gorgeous gowns and outfitted his models in lace masks. Diane Kruger wore this particular gown to the Met Gala in 2011.

We love the look of a striped top and white petal skirt for Spring.

Karlie Kloss walked the Spring '11 runway in a vibrant hot-pink chiffon gown.

Spring '11 showed lots of wide-leg trousers and statement-making silk tops.

Slouchy silk dresses and nude heels looked cool and confident.

Resort '11 showed a jaunty, boy-meets-girl Parisian chic.

Pops of color, pretty printed blouses, and gladiator-esque sandals were shown on the Fall '10 runway.

Wu showed gorgeous prints and exaggerated silhouettes for Fall.

Fall '10 brought layers of white organza.

A sexy deep V-neck and colorful prints make for a perfect Spring night-out look.

A frothy bubble dress with a wide black belt for Spring '10 (Zoe Saldana wore this dress to the Critics' Choice Awards in 2010).

Jazzy mixed prints for Spring 2010.

Pops of red-orange and layers of polka dots are a cool, beachy-chic look for Resort.

Bright and textural for Resort 2010.

Resort 2010 brought wispy, ultrafemme frocks and colored sandals.

Polka dots and Frida Kahlo-inspired glamour for Fall.

Chanel Iman walked the Fall '09 runway in a bold bubble dress with a printed bodice and deep red lipstick.

Wu showed vintage-inspired luxe for Fall 2008.

A nod to the 1940s for Fall — deep jewel tones and leather gloves.

We love this fire engine red strapless dress from Wu's Fall '07 collection — easy glam at its finest.

Fall 2007 brought moody glamour with pops of mustard.

Sweet, girlie day dresses were a must for Spring '07.

For Spring '07, Wu showed his now-signature voluminous strapless gowns with layers of tulle.

Slim-fitting metallic pants made a serious Fall statement.

Silky, chocolate-colored satin tea dresses punctuated Wu's Fall 2006 collection.