10 Fashion Trends We're Kissing Goodbye in 2018 — and Here's What to Wear Instead

It's not that we don't love you, plaid, but with new prints emerging in 2018, it's time to give the others a chance to shine. Retire your favorite plaid pieces to the back of the closet.

This print was everywhere, from the Fall runways to the streets, and it looks terrific on everyone. You'll find the check pattern popping up on shirts, pants, and even jackets this season.

You couldn't go a day at Fashion Week two seasons ago without seeing at least one lace-up corset belt on the street. The accessory definitely had character and worked flawlessly with every outfit, but like all belt styles come and go.

Instead of lace-up corsets, invest in a classic wide belt in a variety of colors. Bonus points if you color coordinate this accessory perfectly to the rest of your outfit.

Everyone was wearing some version of millennial pink in 2017 — even Kate Middleton. If you're starting to feel a bit tired of the hue though, we're happy to say there are plenty of new shades to update your closet with next year.

One of the new colors for 2018? Lavender! It appeared on the runways of Proenza Schouler, Victoria Beckham, and more, which are all promising signs that this purple palette will be in every fashion girl's wardrobe come Spring.

Fanny packs were the It bag in the '80s, then they briefly went out of style before finally reemerging as belt bags in 2017. Whatever you decide to call them, the accessory was definitely a must have for street style stars within the past year. The trend has since slowed down, however, with the influx of new bag silhouettes and designs as evidenced by the Spring '18 runway.

Fashion houses from Christian Dior and Fendi to Michael Kors got in on the fringe bag trend for Spring. The playful detail hung off bags of every shape and size and came in completely unexpected colors like metallic navy and glittery gold.

You don't have to toss out your favorite pair of skater-inspired kicks, but this style is taking a backseat to the "dad shoe." Picture a bulky and more nostalgic shoe shape you might have seen on your father. And depending on who you ask, this new sneaker style may or may not be a hit with the crowd.

A telling sign that dad sneakers are the next big thing is seeing them on models such as Bella Hadid and Kaia Gerber. The most infamous soles that come to mind are the Triple S trainers from Balenciaga, but other brands like Prada and Reebok have quickly adapted the look for their own, too.

Don't play it safe for Fall and Winter with Chelsea boots. There are so many new styles out there to try that you should consider this shoe a backup option.

You're probably familiar with Stuart Weitzman's Clinger boots, but this is not the only sock boot out there. Many retailers are offering up their own affordable styles to give you a taste of the trend if you're on a budget. Sock boots look great with jeans, dresses, skirts — pretty much everything.

Bomber jackets were the new peacoats of 2017, but if you're like us, this jacket style has been overworked. We've seen it in every print and color, so we're ready for something new.

The new transitional outerwear to try is a houndstooth blazer (you can definitely find one at Zara) or one that comes in a pantsuit set. This functional, tailored piece can be dressed up or down, meaning it works for your 9-to-5 needs and beyond.

One trend we hope to see die down is definitely the off-the-shoulder or cold shoulder look. It feels a bit contrived at this point, and we're in the mood for a new top silhouette.

You'll notice ruffles go hand in hand with the modern romance feel for 2018. The prints and colors are light and airy complete with feminine touches you'll definitely fall for.

We're saving our overalls for those really lazy Sundays because this is the one denim piece you won't see much of next year.

The new look to try is denim on denim with a deconstructed feel. Bella Hadid's already a natural at wearing this style and you will be too after you read up on the tips and tricks to pulling it off.