We're not exactly mind readers, but thanks to the designers' Spring '17 runways, we can paint a pretty clear picture of the coming months in fashion. These looks set the pace for a new season, and it's going to look a little different from the style world as you know it.
Prepare for bolder prints, more frills, and some serious wardrobe disruption. While minimalism has ruled, 2017 is poised to bring some big change to our closets. Read on for the big takeaways — or jump to learn more about the trends you want below.
- Isn't It Romantic [1]
- Vacation Prints [2]
- Track Happy [3]
- Overexposed [4]
- Earn Your Stripes [5]
- Wardrobe Renegade [6]
- '80s Glam [7]
- Punctuated in Pink [8]
Isn't It Romantic
Ruffles, voluminous sleeves, and nods to the Victorian era made Spring's most covetable dresses decidedly romantic — and a touch more dramatic than your average day dresses.
Erdem Spring 2017
Oscar de la Renta Spring 2017
Fenty x Puma by Rihanna [9] Spring 2017
Alexander McQueen Spring 2017
Preen Spring 2017
Rodarte Spring 2017
Valentino Spring 2017
Giambattista Valli Spring 2017
Emilia Wickstead Spring 2017
Zimmermann Spring 2017
Vacation Prints
Spring's florals are bright, splashy, and on vacation. The saturated, tropical-feeling motifs find their way onto everything, giving you those getaway vibes, even when you're trapped at home.
Peter Pilotto Spring 2017
House of Holland Spring 2017
Rosie Assoulin Spring 2017
Tibi Spring 2017
Ports 1961 Spring 2017
Altuzarra Spring 2017
Balenciaga Spring 2017
Chloé Spring 2017
Givenchy Spring 2017
Michael Kors Spring 2017
Track Happy
Fashion's obsession with athleisure is a staple for Spring, delivering a riff on your favorite sweatpants and track pants. Dress them up or wear them right to the gym; either way, you'll be right on trend.
Vetements Spring 2017
Fenty x Puma by Rihanna [10] Spring 2017
Markus Lupfer Spring 2017
Isabel Marant Spring 2017
Paul Smith Spring 2017
Versace Spring 2017
DKNY Spring 2017
Overexposed
Come Spring, overexposure will be the new norm, thanks to bra tops and bandeaus putting midriffs on full display. Opt for a little modesty with a sheer top draped over top or a jacket left wide open to show off everything.
Dior Spring 2017
Prada Spring 2017
Bottega Veneta Spring 2017
Fendi Spring 2017
Gucci Spring 2017
Anya Hindmarch Spring 2017
Isabel Marant Spring 2017
Miu Miu Spring 2017
Alexander Wang Spring 2017
3.1 Phillip Lim Spring 2017
Victoria Beckham [11] Spring 2017
Earn Your Stripes
The classic print rules for Spring, but it's got a contemporary update in knits, sheer fabrics, and even asymmetrical cuts. And if you prefer a more traditional look, you might just want to snag new suit separates with the must-have pattern.
Chanel Spring 2017
Monse Spring 2017
Chloé Spring 2017
Erdem Spring 2017
Fendi Spring 2017
Lanvin Spring 2017
Miu Miu Spring 2017
Mulberry Spring 2017
Tory Burch Spring 2017
Wardrobe Renegade
Rules are meant to be broken, so why wear a button-down tucked in and buttoned up or a bra top underneath your blouse? Designers are begging you to push the envelope with clothes that are meant to be layered unexpectedly and outfits that come deconstructed.
Monse Spring 2017
Carven Spring 2017
Céline Spring 2017
Marni Spring 2017
Ports 1961 Spring 2017
Giambattista Valli Spring 2017
Dries Van Noten Spring 2017
Vetements Spring 2017
Louis Vuitton Spring 2017
Barbara Bui Spring 2017
Y Project Spring 2017
'80s Glam
Full sleeves, high shine, and body-conscious fit signal the return of '80s glam on the runway, ready to pump up the volume in your closet.
Gucci Spring 2017
Tom Ford Spring 2017
Balmain Spring 2017
Elie Saab Spring 2017
Isabel Marant Spring 2017
Preen Spring 2017
Saint Laurent Spring 2017
Topshop Unique Spring 2017
Marc Jacobs Spring 2017
Rodarte Spring 2017
3.1 Phillip Lim Spring 2017
Punctuated in Pink
Pretty and soft isn't the way you'll think of Spring's pink palette. The color was a designer favorite, punctuating runways with its ironic sweetness or, sometimes, bold, saturated fuchsias.
Givenchy Spring 2017
Bottega Veneta Spring 2017
Céline Spring 2017
Prabal Gurung Spring 2017
Chanel Spring 2017
Delpozo Spring 2017
Hermès Spring 2017
J.Crew Spring 2017
Emilio Pucci Spring 2017
Valentino Spring 2017
Vetements Spring 2017