TRENDS THAT ARE OUT THIS SEASON; 1. CORSET DRESSES; while corset dominated the previous
season but it wont be of much effect in spring 2017. 2. SWEET ROMANTIC LOOK; the sweet romantic look has been modified and modernized by making it more confortable to wear with strong corsetry touch to it. 3. SAY GOODBYE TO YOUR LONG HEELS; yes, it may sound disheartening to you but according to this new season, heels of 4 to 5 inches of height has reduced in demand because fashion is more about making oneself comfortable and confident in their own skin. So women globally are ditching those high heels and shifting towards comfort which they find in sneakers and low heels. 4. SKINNY JEANS; though skinny jeans have ruled for much longer time but this time there is a change in the world of denim as there is an anticipatory shift to contrast denim styles in vintage silhouettes.
4. BRA TOPS; girls it’s time to move over crop tops because bra tops have taken the idea of ‘top’ to another
level. Bra tops with a lingerie touch to it is redefining ample confidence and would look really rocking with floral full skirts, cropped Jeans, hot pants. Alexander Wang, Tory Burch, and Oscar de la Renta have given special preference to Bra tops over other clothing in this year’s NYFW SPRING 2017.
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5. EVERY POSSIBLE SHADE OF BLUE AND NEON; well the bright colors for the spring 2017 is really dominating the fashion world this season. Every possible shades of blue color have
brought some freshness and newness to this season. Those who are fed up with white and black have this amazing and aesthetically gorgeous new option for this season. While blue has dominated the color world, neon will be dominating the fabric world for this summer. Fashion giants like, DKNY, 3.1 Phillip Lim has opted this pattern for day look while other big fashion names such Delpozo, Jason Wu opted this for night look. You can wear neon for both day and night this season.
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