10 Spring/Summer 2018 Fashion Trends To Start Wearing Now
From pastels to summer sequins, the key looks to have on your radar
To say sequins and sparkles will be a big deal next summer is an understatement. In every fashion capital, glitter prevailed, starting with Tom Ford and Marc Jacobs right through to Gucci (pictured here), Dior and Chanel. Style yours with a sweatshirt to give them daytime longevity.
Marc Jacobs
Versace
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Whether lilac, pink, lemon or duck egg blue, expect to see an array of fashion's prettiest shades next season. But as Victoria Beckham (pictured) said "delicacy can be strong"; saccharine these colours are not - consider tailoring in ice cream hues or wearing them in unexpected ways like at Celine.
Celine
Preen
It looks as if heritage checks are going nowhere for the season ahead. Balenciaga's came via voluminous coats as seen here, while Victoria Beckham's had a more traditional appeal. Anyone looking for floaty feminine styles should turn to Sonia Rykiel where they were bright and summer-ready. Burberry's homage was perhaps the most overt - expect to see its check caps everywhere next season.
Victoria Beckham
Burberry
Perfect for British summers, waterproof plastics were a predominant look for spring/summer 2018. As seen at Chanel (pictured), Isabel, Marant, Burberry, Topshop, Calvin Klein and Fendi, plastic in varying shades will be everywhere in 12 months time.
Calvin Klein
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Fendi
Fringing made a surprise comeback this season. Far from its most recent (very tired) festival incarnations, Celine (pictured), Bottega Veneta and Loewe gave them a sophisticated, empowered appeal. Saint Laurent's fringing boots have already been worn by Rihanna.
Bottega Veneta
Loewe
Next summer will be very bright indeed if the catwalks are anything to go by - least of all at Christopher Kane (pictured) and Roksanda Ilincic. From New York to Paris, the shows were awash with vibrant, bold shades to suit every colouring.
Roksanda Ilincic
Stella McCartney
Transparency was a headlining trend - sheer coats, dresses and skirts revealed cycling shorts and full briefs. Basically, it's all about what lies beneath next season, as demonstrated here at Dior. Consider it a more demure take on the ubiquitous naked dress.
Simone Rocha
Prabal Gurung
Ruffles added a feminine air yet again this season, with Erdem (pictured), Alexander McQueen, Givenchy and Valentino all incorporating them in their respective shows.
Alexander McQueen
Valentino
If next season's glitzy sequinned ready-to-wear is too much for you, then perhaps a sparkling Cinderella shoe is an alternative. Preen's feminine floaty dresses were styled with socks and glittery Mary Janes (pictured), while Victoria Beckham's take (inspired by daughter Harper) had a more pronounced heel. It should be noted that socks and shoes are making a comeback too - see Miu Miu for more details.
Victoria Beckham
Tom Ford
If you're one of those people who carries both a tote bag and a handbag, then you're ahead of the game. Chanel (pictured), Dolce & Gabbana and Gucci adopted a more really is more approach to accessories by styling their models with two or more bags at once.
Dolce & Gabbana
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Gucci
This article originally appeared on Harper's Bazaar UK.