Just because New York Fashion Week has come to a close doesn’t mean we’ve stopped thinking about it. We went back through the shows to pick out some of the major trends for spring 2014. On runways from Diane von Furstenberg to Osklen to 3.1 Phillip Lim we saw ’90s elements, sporty touches, and tons of crop tops, to name a few. Here you’ll find some of the biggest trends for spring 2014!
Crop Tops
Better start on those ab workouts now, ladies. If crop tops seemed like a big trend this summer, just wait until spring 2014. You can flaunt your entire stomach with a bustier-style crop top or expose just a sliver of skin—designers gave us plenty of options!
Crop Tops
Christian Siriano
Crop Tops
Diane von Furstenberg
Crop Tops
Custo Barcelona
Crop Tops
Peter Som
Crop Tops
Milly by Michelle Smith
Crop Tops
Osklen
Crop Tops
Vera Wang
Crop Tops
Noon by Noor
Sheer
There are just as many ways to rock the sheer trend as there were designers who included it in their spring 2014 collections—a lot! From subtle sheer panels and sheer overlays to sexy sheer tops and dresses, you’ll find several ways to incorporate the sheer trend into your spring wardrobe.
Sheer
Tadashi Shoji
Sheer
Mara Hoffman
Sheer
Custo Barcelona
Sheer
3.1 Phillip Lim
Sheer
Rachel Roy
Sheer
Christian Siriano
Sheer
Clover Canyon
Sheer
Vera Wang
Cutouts
Designers proved in their spring 2014 collections that just a peek of skin can make an otherwise demure dress so sexy and modern. This spring we’ll see cutouts of all shapes and sizes at necklines, hips, shoulders, and more.
Cutouts
Mara Hoffman
Cutouts
Proenza Schouler
Cutouts
Zimmerman
Cutouts
Catherine Malandrino
Cutouts
Sass & Bide
Cutouts
Rachel Roy
’90s
You’ll want to take a trip back to your parents’ attic before spring 2014—the ‘90s look is coming back. Spring 2014 collections included ‘90s highlights like logos, overalls, slip dresses, and flannel plaid. From Alexander Wang to DKNY, the message is clear that this decade will be one of the star trends for spring!
’90s
DKNY
’90s
Osklen
’90s
Alexander Wang
’90s
Milly by Michelle Smith
’90s
DKNY
’90s
Rodarte
Fringe
Many models got an extra flounce when they walked down the runways in dresses, pants, and tops adorned with fringe. Some designers used long, thin strands to add a whimsical touch to looks, while others used short, full fringe to add cool texture and dimension to their pieces.
Fringe
Calvin Klein
Fringe
Tibi
Fringe
3.1 Phillip Lim
Fringe
Anna Sui
Fringe
Christian Siriano
Sporty
Get ready to be active this spring, or at least look like you are! Sporty influences were present in many designers’ spring 2014 collections—from neoprene dresses to track jackets to tennis skirts. Get a look at the sporty attire you’ll be running around in this spring.
Sporty
Tommy Hilfiger
Sporty
Lacoste
Sporty
Vera Wang
Sporty
Milly by Michelle Smith
Sporty
DKNY
Sporty
Tommy Hilfiger
Sporty
Marc by Marc Jacobs
’70s
The ‘70s vibe was present on a number of runways at New York Fashion Week. From The Beatles playing over the speakers at the Jenny Packham show to the high-waisted pants and bow-collar blouses in various collections, the retro style is definitely coming back for spring.
’70s
Diane von Furstenberg
’70s
Michael Kors
’70s
Ruffian
’70s
Diane von Furstenberg
’70s
Rachel Zoe
Print Mixing
Designers were all about mixing prints on the runways this season. Printed pencil skirts, crop tops, dresses, jackets, and more brought a playful vibe to several spring 2014 collections. See what prints they’re putting together here and get ready to play with prints this spring!
Print Mixing
Custo Barcelona
Print Mixing
Honor
Print Mixing
Nicole Miller
Print Mixing
Custo Barcelona
Print Mixing
Noon by Noor
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