Spring is finally on its way! And though the promise of warmer weather makes shopping for your new-season wardrobe all the more exciting, it can be hard to get spring style just right. The in-between weather, coupled with the vast choice of clothes on offer - from snuggly knits and cosy coats all the way through to bikinis and summer sandals – means it can be hard to strike a balance. Of course, the Spring/Summer catwalks are a great place to start when it comes to outfit inspiration – but don’t be put off by the eye-watering price tags, there are plenty of high street options to substitute.
Fendi Spring/Summer 2018
We’ve rounded up our favourite ensembles from this season’s runways to get you out of your transitional style rut – whether you’re looking to dress down, get some evening fashion inspiration or change up your wardrobe completely. Get ready to warm up your wish lists…
Mis-matched stripes
Photo: © Getty Images It was at the likes of 3.1 Phillip Lim and Zero + Maria Cornejo where bold Americana stripes were most fully embraced, though it’s the mixing of patterns that we think best serves as inspiration for a Spring wardrobe shake-up. On the high street, it’s Zara that offer the best selection of the linear print – mix and match the individual pieces as you wish.
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The blazer and jeans combo
Photo: © Getty Images A long blazer is your spring best friend, easy to throw on over every outfit – but it was casual cool that reigned on the runways, where colourful jackets were teamed with classic denim. Go for a straight leg jean for the most on-trend cut, and team with a simple tee and ankle boots. This teal option from Miss Selfridge is a great way to get the look for less.
The vintage floral dress
Photo: © Getty Images Floaty floral dresses were all over the runway at Erdem for this season - as well as on the star-studded front row. Joining them with fun feminine prints were both Dolce & Gabbana and Alessandra Rich, whose pretty tea dresses give a distinct retro vibe - wear with sandals, or toughen up with trainers or ankle boots for a more modern look. This option from ASOS offers something different with its cool clashing patterns and layers.
Daytime sequins
Photo: © Getty Images Everyone from Valentino to Bottega Veneta and Oscar De La Renta opted to embellish the most everyday of items for Spring/Summer 2018, suggesting sequins are no longer just for party season. These embellished utility pants, by Topshop, hit the nail on the head - wear with a casual shirt to push the contrast.
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The colour-pop power suit
Photo: © Getty Images Trouser suits are everywhere at the moment, whether it's on the stars on the red carpet, or on the runway - but refreshing pastel shades are taking the look straight into Spring 2018. We saw lemon yellow at Hermès, lilac at Victoria Beckham and powder pink at Gabriela Hearst - this ultra-chic two-piece from Ted Baker is the perfect way to rock the ever-coveted 'girl boss' look.