Thankfully, you probably have a few in your closet. Show  Getty Images/ InStyle Our number one fashion rule has been and always will be this: Wear what you want and what you like, no matter what the new "it" item may be. But after seeing designers present their spring 2023 collections, we have to admit — our bank accounts may be in trouble in the near future. :Kate Spade Has Entered a New Era — While Still Staying True to Its Roots As Fashion Week made its way around the globe — New York, London, Milan, and then Paris — we found ourselves feeling incredibly inspired. After so many seasons full of basic staples, the top looks at this season's shows were once again fun, creative, and full of life, and even everyday items like jeans received a punched-up makeover. At New York Fashion Week, we spotted tons of sheer and bright neon creations, and it turns out, most of our favorite spring 2023 trends focused on the details. If you're in the mood to get ahead of the game, check out what we think will be big by early next year. Some of it is stuff you may have in your closet, while the rest is worth adding (or at least thinking about), ASAP. Puff ShoesGetty Images We've seen and enjoyed the '80s-esque sleeves and
pillow bags. Now, it's time to add some volume to your footwear, whether it's through Loewe's Minnie-Mouse-like heels or a squishy pair of slides. Back to BeigeGetty Images Valentino, Batsheva, Rejina PyoBarbiecore pink is still having its moment, and neon green is fighting for the top spot, but with so many different highlighter colors trying to steal our attention, it was the beige pieces that really stood out. Sure, shades of sand and khaki might sound meh in theory, but the neutral balanced out ruffled, cutout, and shiny designs that we won't soon forget. :So Many Shades of Pink Are Trending Right Now Hot PantsGetty Images Coperni, Zimmermann, LaQuan SmithIn 2020, when most of our outfits consisted of loungewear, we fell in love with bloomers — and it seems we weren't alone. For spring 2023, shorts were incredibly short, but these almost-underwear bottoms included sequins and coordinating tops, ensuring we'll all be showing off our legs in a very luxe way. Bigger BagsGetty Images Louis Vuitton, Max Mara, BalmainIf you've ever struggled to squeeze all your essentials into a micro bag, it's time to celebrate: oversized is in once again! Some of the most iconic fashion houses sent humongous totes, cross-body bags, and even clutches down the runway, and we're truly looking forward to seeing some of our favorite celebrities rocking this (slightly more practical) trend. :Amal Clooney Is the Latest Celebrity to Wear This Outdated Bag Trend Everyone Is Obsessed With Jeans, ReinventedGetty Images Bluemarine, Vivetta, Ulla JohnsonWe've moved beyond the battle of skinny versus wide-leg and into brand new denim territory. This season is less about the cut of jeans and more about the addition of embellishments, prints, and ruffles, much like the options we saw at Blumarine, Ulla Johnson, and Vivetta. Lots of SpotsGetty Images Chanel, Richard Quinn, Proenza SchoulerIt's hard to miss a polka dot print, so when this statement-making detail popped up in multiple collections, we knew it would be a big one for the season. Despite its quirky and whimsical reputation, spots can be just as versatile as spring stripes, especially if you trade bright colors for low-key neutrals. Everyday FringeGetty Images Jil Sander, Aliette, RokhWe're well into the '20s now, so naturally, flapper styles such as fringe have made their return. While some designers added this detail to bodysuits or shirts, fringed dresses and skirts were the most popular, giving looks that extra oomph. :2016's Fringe Fashion Trend Has Returned Supersized BowsGetty Images Carolina Herrera, Erdem, Thom BrowneWe predicted bows would be big — literally! — for fall 2022, but for spring '23, they're even larger and more elaborate. The good news is, there's a version of this trend for everyone, whether you're looking for sleek, sweet, or super playful. Glam Hoods
Getty Images Salvatore Ferragamo, BEVZA, Saint LaurentIt's time to embrace old Hollywood vibes and add a dose of mystery or glamour to your look with a hooded dress. So many brands — from Versace to Saint Laurent — produced their own version of this trend, we're convinced it will be a favorite among the A-list crowd, especially on the red carpet. Sexy Skirt SetsGetty Images Etro, Tom Ford, Miu MiuMatching sets are basically a staple at this point, but if you're tired of going the predictable route, opt for a mid-length bottom paired with a teeny-tiny micro top, which will keep you cool once things heat up. For more InStyle news, make sure to sign up for our newsletter! Read the original article on InStyle. What fashion trends will be popular in 2023?7 fashion trends to have on your radar in 2023. Tailoring. Slouchy, oversized blazers were all the rage at Valentino and even Chanel opted for relaxed-fit versions of its trademark bouclé jackets in playful pinks. ... . Mini dresses. ... . Lace. ... . Fringing. ... . Thigh-high splits. ... . Denim.. What pattern is in for 2023?As a key concept in 2023, digital design is more and more favored by consumers. The combination of digital printing, vulgar cartoon themes, and whimsical fantasy brings a new level of creative printing design and brings an exuberant blend of the surreal and the future to the 2023 S/S designs.
What are the fall colors for 2023?These colors are: Digital Lavender, the 2023 color of the year; Astro Dust, a mid-tone red; Galactic Cobalt, an intense, bright blue; Sage Leaf, a quiet green; and Apricot Crush, a mid-tone orange that's a bit brighter than a pastel. Clark adds that these colors are "transseasonal" and may carry over into 2024.
Is zebra print fashion 2022?Zebra print has made its way to the forefront for 2022, but we're still seeing plenty of gorgeous tiger and snake prints around too. Whether you're looking for an understated daywear look or a loud colourful piece, there are so many chic takes on animal prints right now.
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