12 Standout Trends That Ruled the Spring 2020 Runways
From cool crochet to the return of hot pants, this is your official guide to spring's top trends.
The long parade of more than 100 fashion shows for the spring 2020 season has concluded—but we're just getting started. The first order of business is discerning the most impactful trends of the season: from artisanal crochet and graphic polka dots to a look at decades past via disco collars and '60s wallpaper prints, couture feathers, hot pants, bold neons, and many more. See which designers led the pack for each new mode and get in on the looks early by shopping them now. Welcome to what's next.
The look is most impactful in jacket form - bonus points if it has a contrasting collar.
Ease into the trend with a trench coat that features a strong, pronounced collar—and can be worn both now and next spring.
Jonathan Simkhai's delicate midi dress complete with a matching cardigan tied at the waist got the season's crochet trend just right.
Style this crochet cardigan over your favorite slipdress to wear the look now.
Balance out the ultra-short shorts with long sleeves or a jacket on top, à la Isabel Marant.
Take inspiration from the Chanel runway and style a pair of black tights under these black short shorts to wear the look now.
Valentino knows this trend is at its best when it's go big or go home. A striking neon maxi dress is one way to make an entrance—and an exit.
The hue has just as much impact in blazer form with this striking neon green find from Sies Marjan.
Tom Ford offered a more playful take on the Bermuda suit—opting for a hot pink mismatched-fabric iteration.
Go for a feminine, playful take on the trend with Frankie Shop's pale-pink Bermuda shorts and matching blazer.
Make it ultra feminine by styling a ruffle-embellished bra top with a high-waisted midi skirt, as spotted on the Lanvin runway.
Two trends in one? Yes, please. Get an early start on the bra-top craze with this crocheted version you can layer under your favorite cardigan to achieve that sought-after Katie Holmes street style look.
Chanel's tiered maxi skirts are surprisingly versatile pieces for spring—dress them up with the right blouse and shoe, or make them more casual with a bra top and sandals.
Wear it now with your favorite turtleneck and then again next spring with the perfect crop top or T-shirt.
Your grandparents' old kitchen wallpaper, but make it fashion in the form of a flouncy Christopher Kane dress.
A colorful, abstract print dress that captures the playfulness of '60s wallpaper in sartorial form. Just add sandals and go.
Pictured: Christopher John Rogers, Prabal Gurung, Burberry, Valentino, Richard Quinn
If you don't have a black-tie event to tend to, take note from Attico and give the look a bit of edge by styling a glam feathered top with a cool pair of trousers or jeans.
Ideal for your next night—offset the glam feathers with a pair of jeans or a printed pair of pants.
Etro gave the classic white suit an update with the addition of a matching vest styled underneath.
A camel-hued vest that can be worn under a blazer or solo.
Get the look right for the season by opting for a colorful skirt or jacket iteration that can be styled countless ways. Going for lime-green separates and unexpected outerwear, Marni nailed it.
Nothing says "spring leather" quite like this colorful rose skirt from Prada.
Freshen up the trend by opting for an enlarged polka-dot print as seen at Carolina Herrera.
Wear this graphic dot print dress now with your favorite boots and with ankle strap sandals for all your spring weddings.
Source: https://www.harpersbazaar.com/fashion/trends/g28969877/spring-2020-fashion-trends/