Spring fashion lines are officially here as the nights are getting shorter and days are getting hotter. Moreover, after last year’s never-ending lockdown episode, we’re more than ready to kick aside our PJs and make up for lost time.
To up your game and bring you up to date with the hottest spring fashion trends, we’ve scoured the runways of Milan, Paris, London, and New York for you. After all, that’s where the trend-mill starts, making its way to high streets thereupon.
From texture and fabrics to color and different styles, here are the hottest fashion trends for what’s coming your way in Spring 2021:
Pastels
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Alberta Ferretti Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2021
When updating your spring/summer wardrobe, make sure to add some pastels for the new season as well. Fashion designers, including Fendi, BOSS, and Alberta Ferretti, are adding sweetness to the otherwise bold palette this spring, and we can’t wait to billow the look!
Crop Tops
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N21 Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2021
Crop tops and summers go hand in hand! While the weather is still a little cold, you can pair them with a trendy jacket. If not, put on a simple strap purse and comfy trousers to own the cozy home look out on the streets.
High-Waisted Wide-Leg Trousers
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Chanel Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2021
The 80’s style high-waisted, wide-leg trousers are back in town. Team them up with high heels for a feminine finish or pair them up with slouchy uppers for creating a chic tomboy look. Either way, it’s a rock n’ roll spring fashion you wouldn’t want to miss out on!
All-Time Glitter
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Isabel Marant Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2021
If you’re an outgoing fashion lover wanting to add sparks to your wardrobe, you’ll be ecstatic to know you can embrace all the starry goodness this spring as well. While the glitters were an all-time show during the 2020 winters as well, the fashion divas didn’t want to let go of this one quite yet.
Fishnets
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Acne Studios Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2021
If you’re here for something completely new and spicy that you can add to your spring/summer wardrobe, we would highly suggest picking out fishnets-inspired outfit for a mesmerizing look. While it isn’t everyone’s cup of tea, it’s still one of the hottest poolside party looks brewing on the fashion runways, particularly seen draped over crop tops and midi-length dresses.
Sheer
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Dior Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2021
Be it Dior, Fendi, Balmain, or Kenzo, we’re watching the sheer trend rolling in from all the big-time designers on the summer fashion shows. Moreover, while it’s somewhat close to the fishnets trend, sheer is definitely less intimidating, making it an ideal choice for those who want to experiment with something moderately daring. The most we see of sheer on the runways these days is embraced into the beach tops, mini-dress overcoat slips, and full-length skirts.
Cool Cut-Outs
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Isabel Marant Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2021
Give your summer wardrobe a quirky edge with a flash of skin around the hips, thighs, or waist with cut-outs. While your summer dresses may leave somewhat funky tan lines on your skin coming out of the season, this chic trend is going to be so well worth it!
Puffy Sleeves
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Isabel Marant Paris Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2021
The voluminous puffy sleeves are back with a bang, and we couldn’t be happier about it. After all, the statement sleeves are one of the best looks you can go for, whether they come with a mini dress, a pastel Cinderella gown, or a chic crop top!
Mini-Skirts
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Blumarine Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2021
The millennial-style mini-skirts are also back in the game, so get ready to show some legs after long seasons of limiting yourself to the midi and maxi skirts. Pair them with a tuck-in shirt to complete the look!
Try out these super hot spring fashion trends in 2021 to stay in the spotlight on all occasions!
