7 Looks That Will Be Everywhere Next Spring

It was more of a choose-your-own-adventure kind of Fashion Week [1] as designers rolled out their unique plans for a season unlike any other. That said, there's a lot of common ground when it comes to the looks they're putting out for spring '21 [2]. With nods to our more casual stay-at-home looks [3] cropping up in new collections, these lineups are both a reimagining of what we've been wearing while introducing a fresh set of trends to get us excited for the months ahead. In store, we're breaking down the runways' most wearable spring clothes, the ones we're saving a special place in our closets for.

— Additional reporting by Sarah Wasilak

Spring 2021 Trend: Asymmetrical Hemlines

Whether the look is quirky and slightly off-kilter or more draped, like the slip dresses at Victoria Beckham [4], the asymmetrical hemline is making spring's assortment of dresses, tops, and skirts a little more interesting — and primed for showing off a great pair of shoes.

Victoria Beckham Spring 2021

Chloe Spring 2021

Collina Strada Spring 2021

Cinq a Sept Spring 2021

Ulla Johnson Spring 2021

Adeam Spring 2021

Spring 2021 Trend: Culottes

In spring 2020, we took a visit back to Bermuda shorts, but we like how designers are continuously evolving the pants hemline as the seasons change. Culottes are longer, looser, and particularly fitting for spring. They're roomy and comfortable if you're going to be working from your couch every now and then. Plus, the culotte hits right at the shin, so having a shoe moment is always an option — even if you're just wearing an easy pair of slides.

Tibi Spring 2021

Chanel Spring 2021

Alice + Olivia Spring 2021

Anna Sui Spring 2021

Jason Wu Spring 2021

Spring 2021 Trend: Oversize, Boxy Button-Downs

A very good button-down is always at the top of our must have list, and the spring '21 iterations are very good, indeed. Oversize and boxy, these have that effortless appeal that's perfect for wearing with almost anything — or opting to wear all by itself.

Coach Spring 2021

Fendi Spring 2021

Victoria Beckham [5] Spring 2021

Burberry Spring 2021

Jason Wu Spring 2021

Spring 2021 Trend: The "WFH" Bra Top

Most likely inspired by the more laid-back approach many of us have been taking to getting dressed these past few months, the "WFH" bra top is, at its core, easy dressing. But being able to add a sporty twist to sophisticated workwear staples like blazers and trousers offers a little style wink — even if wearing a bra is just a secret we're keeping to ourselves. Button up your jacket for that Zoom call, then unwind once it's over. Plus, the easier transition into your p.m. yoga outfit definitely doesn't hurt.

Veronica Beard Spring 2021

Altuzarra Spring 2021

Tibi Spring 2021

Christian Siriano Spring 2021

Alice + Olivia Spring 2021

Jason Wu Spring 2021

Louis Vuitton Spring 2021

Spring 2021 Trend: Tunic Dressing

Channeling the ease of spring dressing, designers gave us fluid tunics layered over pants and skirts that can be worn for any occasion. Bonus: these easy pieces are also able to be worn on their own, worn as cover-ups, and left open over light layers to add dimension, giving us endless versatility.

Tory Burch Spring 2021

Chanel Spring 2021

Acne Spring 2021

Christopher John Rogers Spring 2021

Fendi Spring 2021

Prada Spring 2021

Spring 2021 Trend: Eyelet and Lace Finishes

With laser-cut lace and eyelet fabrics, designers gave spring dressing a decidedly feminine twist. These pretty pieces aren't just for dressing up — consider these frills well-suited for every occasion.

Stella McCartney Spring 2021

Chanel Spring 2021

Loewe Spring 2021

Schiaparelli Spring 2021

Fendi Spring 2021

Self-Portrait Spring 2021

Ulla Johnson Spring 2021

Spring 2021 Trend: Full Skirts

Embracing a more dramatic silhouette for spring, designers offered up full-length and midi skirts with full volume. These A-line shapes are both ultraflattering and easy to wear, styled up however you please.

Gabriela Hearst Spring 2021