10 Spring Fashion Trends You MUST Steal Right From The Runway Of 2018!

Hola Sugarcups!

Spring Summer 2018 fashion is nothing but bright, bold and beautiful. The fashion weeks were full of fashion– raw and real. And the one catwalk that never fails to impress everyone just happens to tick off the most adoptable Spring trends under the crown, and that is of course, Lakme Fashion Week Spring 2018.

The iconic fashion show makes sense to Indian weather and condition. Furthermore, this glamorous affair happens every new season and furnishes us with fashion trends and styles that are irresistible to embrace. Hence, keep reading to discover LFW Spring 2018 fashion, from styles to shapes and key Spring fashion trends you can must steal right from the runway!

1. Embroidery

Amoh by Jade and many more designers at LFW staged the beautiful embroidery work. This never-fading fashion trend is more subtle for Spring. Due to the heat that shall build up in coming days, so one can always find home in soft cotton fabrics. Look for details of embroidery around collar, cuffs or clustery put patches.

1. Crayon Colours

Spring season designers in the house raided the Pantone colour chart for vivacious primary colours. Bright red, Sunshine yellow, Indigo blue made a heavy-duty showing. If head to toe bold colours aren’t your bag, there’s always a safe game called colour pops. Add a dash of bright coloured borders and laces to your favorite outfit.

1. Checks and Gingham

This one trend has escalated from winter to spring summer fashion trends. From large window pan checks to gingham to even regular checks, don’t be startled when you spot this trend at both work and party.

Spring Layers

As the temperature shall rise in coming days, we sure don’t want our skin to get excessive exposure of harsh sun. Sure, sunscreens should never be forgotten, but, a little layer can wonderfully manage to provide a shelter. Fluid layers, as they call it. Because the harsh sun need has no chills, therefore Waterfall jackets, Longline duster coats, Long shirts when worn over a tucked in cami looks very fresh and appealing.

1. Fusion

2017 opened a new door for fusion wear outfits. And 2018 just added a dash of style to it. The spellbinding looks spotted at Anita Dongre’s show tells us the story that you can now wear western pleated skirt over a traditional kurta.

1. Sequins

Think sequins and sparkles is a big deal this Summer? LFW Spring Summer 2018 takes up the challenge and lets us style the beautiful sequin more summer-friendly. Wear this Spring Summer fashion trend as an accessory or an evening party dress teamed with a floral blazer or a muted colour blazer.

1. Fringe

This one staple trend from Winter is staying in for Spring this year. From the festival incarnations, fringes were very popularized. This now Spring Summer fashion trend can be worn in bags, scarfs, tops and dresses to add some sophisticated and empowered charm.

Pastels

Lilac, pink, mint, lemon and duck blue colours are totally stealing the show. All these ice cream hues are making Indian Spring Summer a better business to deal with. You can opt for pastel skirts, stoles, bags and even footwear.

1. Prints

Floral prints and Spring goes hand in hand and this year too, we saw prints of blooming flowers and leaves on the catwalk. Ka:Sha's show was about block prints and miniature floral prints on muted colour shades, everywhere on the runway.

 10. Puff Sleeves

Sleeve drama will contimue in Summer 2018. Inspired from the beauty of 1980s, one sleeve trend – Puff sleeves has shown high influence on the ramp. Besides, ruffles and bell sleeves; puff sleeves too has consequently mesmerized fashion designers’ collection. You can wear this Spring Summer trend with a more structured outfit. Like, if you go for a puff sleeves top, team it with a tailored pant or jeggings. The key is to strike a balance of slouch and sleek.

So, I've concluded how to steal styles right from the fashion runway. Start stocking up on these trends and I shall soon post how I’m planning to do it on budget ;)

Until next post,

Love,

Jasmin