
This spring, it’s time to embrace bold and vibrant colors, such as fuchsia, tangerine, and cobalt blue. These bright hues are perfect for injecting some energy into your wardrobe after the muted tones of winter. Prints are also set to be big this season, with everything from abstract designs to florals making an appearance.
- Puffy Sleeves
Puffy sleeves have been a popular trend for a while now, and they’re not going anywhere anytime soon. This season, we’ll see exaggerated puffy sleeves in everything from blouses to dresses, adding a touch of drama and femininity to any outfit.
- Wide Leg Pants
Skinny jeans have been a staple in our wardrobes for years, but this season, it’s all about wide-leg pants. Whether you opt for a flowing palazzo style or a more tailored look, these pants are comfortable and chic, making them perfect for spring.
- Retro Vibes
Fashion has a habit of repeating itself, and this season, we’ll see a resurgence of retro-inspired styles from the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s. Think bold prints, flared pants, and oversized sunglasses for a touch of vintage glamour.
- Monochromatic Looks
If you’re looking for a sleek and sophisticated way to embrace the spring trends, consider a monochromatic look. This involves wearing different shades of the same color for a chic and modern effect.
- Fringe Details
Fringe has been popping up on runways for several seasons now, and it’s set to be a big trend for spring 2023. From fringe bags to jackets and skirts, this playful detail adds movement and texture to any outfit.
- Cutouts
Cutouts have been a popular trend for a few seasons, and they’re set to continue into spring 2023. Whether it’s a subtle cutout in a blouse or a more daring design in a dress, this trend adds a touch of sexiness and edge to any outfit.
In conclusion, spring 2023 is all about embracing bold colors, prints, and retro-inspired styles, while still staying comfortable and chic. Whether you’re looking to inject some energy into your wardrobe or add a touch of drama and femininity, these trends are perfect for the season. So go ahead and have some fun with your fashion choices this spring!
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- Blazers Become Cinched.
The changing of the seasons from winter to spring is a most exciting timeāespecially sartorially. In with lighter layers,Ā dresses, and a sense of freedom; out with heavy outerwear, knits, andĀ boots. When it comes to the spring 2023 trends, thereās a lot to look forward to. As noted by Vogue Runwayās trend report, the collections reflected many moods: from soft and undone (read draped jersey, distressed fabrics, and other touchable textures) to utilitarian preparedness (think well-pocketed garments) and a streamlinedĀ minimalismĀ (see smart tailoring and even smarter button-up shirting). Our editors have already begun to gravitate to a handful of these, eager to transition to the springĀ wardrobe.
Among these trends are a sense of practicality and an emphasis on a daily uniform. Two editors are bringing their maxi skirts and tailored vests into spring with a fresh perspective inspired by the shows, while others are looking for new ways to wear or repurpose those most cherished classics:Ā denimĀ or the white dress shirt, for example. Look to this shoppable spring 2023 trend guide for an inside look at what our editors are shopping now and most excited about.
Skirt Suits But Make it Fashion
My new obsession is the skirt suit. Earlier this year I got one from Theoryāa little cropped jacket and a mini skirt in a navy cashmere wool and it suddenly awakened in me a desire to wear them all the time. They are harder to find than one might thinkāthe proportions need to be exactly right so I donāt feel like I am playing dress-up. In a perfect world, this desire would mean Iād get to wear a Gucci black and white wool gingham suit with the cropped jacket and knee-length pencil skirt; or maybe Marine Serreās wallpaper floral toweling suit in shades of blue and green. āĀ Laia Garcia-Furtado, senior fashion news editor,Ā Vogue Runway
Everyday Preciousness
I loved the way sequined, embroidered, and embellished midi skirts were styled on the spring 2023 runways. Paired with standard tops you already have in your wardrobeālike button downs, tees, and tanksādesigners posed the question: do you really need a special occasion as an excuse or reason to wear something beautiful? Or in my case, sparkling? This season, Iām pairing the precious with the everyday, using Commissionās shimmering silver midi skirt as a base with flat black loafers, a striped button down, and a boring gray sweater. I love the unexpected surprise something sparkly gives when worn underneath otherwise completely average wardrobe staples! ā Madeline Fass, market editor
Extra Baggage
Iāve been a fan ofĀ baggy jeansĀ forever and J6 happens to make my new favorite pair. The drawstring at the cuff gives the best silhouette especially with a nice heel. ā Chioma Nnadi, global network lead & editor, Vogue.com
Perfectly Imperfect
I recently wore Pradaās satin midi skirt during New York Fashion Week, which debuted on the designerās spring 2023 runway in Milan last fall. The style evokes a sense of āunfinishedness,ā featuring an irregularly dyed print and a slit that is made to look like the skirt is torn. ā Lisa Aiken, executive fashion director, Vogue.com
Short n Sweet Jackets
For me itās all about maximizing the pieces in my closet. Spring is a perfect transitional time to use your jacket as a blazer, so I have been looking at options that have collars which smarten any look and can be thrown over dresses or worn with trousers. ā Sam Sussman, director, creative development, social + visuals
Buttoned Up Shirting
From classic white button downs paired with skirts at Dior and Prada to striped iterations dominating the spring 2023 Etro show, this season proved that versatility has no limits when it comes to styling the menswear-inspired piece. The oversized poplin shirt is quickly becoming a personal wardrobe staple, mixed and matched in new ways to give a fresh take on the timeless silhouette. āĀ Ciarra Lorren Zatorski, associate fashion editor
Modern Boho
This spring, I am excited to embrace the imperfect fashion seen on the runways of Jil Sander, Marni, Prada, and Dries van Noten. The frayed edges,Ā crochetĀ details, and romantic distressing exuded a nonchalance that feels like a breath of fresh air, especially after wearing structured trousers and outerwear all winter! āMai Morsch, fashion editor
Blazers Become Cinched
When ultimate cool-girl Chloe Sevigny stepped out in Proenza Schoulerās Fall 2023 runway show during NYFW earlier this month, it only reconfirmed the cinched waist trend. I can’t stop thinking about it and am looking to emulate this chic office-ready look now for spring. ā Julie Tong, commerce director
Detailed Denim
Iām very excited for all of springās not-so-basic denim, like this maxiskirt from one of my favorite shows of the season, Altuzarra. āWillow Lindley, accessories and collaborations director
Moto-Inspired
A luxe piece of leather is simultaneously elegant and edgy. Inspired by the biker jackets seen on the spring runways, I’m gravitating toward this cropped style from Musier Paris. To match, Mango’s sleek leather midi skirt is a must-have in my wardrobe this season. Accessory-wise, toughened-up biker boots from & Other Stories and Prada’s Moon bag are at the top of my shopping list.ā Laura Jackson, commerce writer
Bold Color Bottoms
As someone who tends to lean on a denim crutch most days, this Spring, Iām excited to try a few bold color options like what we saw on the runways of Bottega Veneta, Prada, and Dries Van Noten. These bold, cherry red pants from High Sport are my starting point: their vibrant hue is as immediately uplifting as it is unexpected. I look forward to pairing with whisper-thin henleys, crisp white shirts, and every shoe varietalāthe cropped length really lends itself to each and every one.ā Daisy Shaw-Ellis, jewelry director
Bright White Footwear
I’m excited to lighten up my shoe collection this spring with bright white mules and comfy loafers, inspired by Bottega Veneta, Jil Sander, Dries Van Noten, and more of the collections that used white footwear to ground their spring 2023 looks. ā Alexis Bennett, commerce writer
Sculptural Statement Earrings
For me, this spring will be all about the statement earring. I recently realized my jewelry box was seriously lacking. While I initially prioritized replenishing my assortment of everyday earrings and necklaces, I constantly kept gravitating toward a bold earring. Sculptural hoops, dangles, and gems are all fair game.ā Kiana Murden, commerce beauty writer
New Neoclassical
I am always smitten with ladylike pieces, and few do that better than Giambattista Valli. For his spring collection, he sent out pieces down the runway which featured, yes, his signature bouclĆ© tweeds but also pieces adorned with gold braided shoulder straps and gold piping. (Several other labels, from Pucci to Bevza, also embraced the same vibe.) The effect is one that feels Grecian but with a modern twist. Letās call it the new, neoclassical. ā Lilah Ramzi, commerce editor
The Tailored Look
This spring, Iām looking to lean into a pared-back approach to my wardrobe, taking inspiration from the neo-minimalismĀ trend that dominated the 2023 runways at Khaite, The Row, and Peter Do, which emphasized chic tailoring and crisp white shirting. āJulie Tong, commerce director
Tip-Top Tops
As I tend to mostly buy outerwear, pants, and shoes, I am always on the hunt for tops. What Iāve realized, however, is while I appreciate a lovely blouse or statement shirt, I am really a button-up shirt or plain T-shirt devotee. The transformed iterations of these classics and fresh ways to style simple shirting found in abundance inĀ spring 2023 collectionsĀ are all to my benefit. Luckily for me, I have Peter Do, Stella McCartney, and Bottega Veneta to look to for styling inspiration on how to reincorporate dress shirts with a sense of relevance for the spring season. And Tory Burch, Dries Van Noten, and Miu Miu have me wanting and wearing delicate layers of subdued color via long-sleeve or turtleneck tops with my trousers and jeans for the rest of winter. āMadeline Fass, market editor
Draped Dressing
I canāt wait to wear springās most seductively cool trend: slinky, draped dresses and skirts. If I could, Iād invest in Saint Laurentās and AlaĆÆaās entire spring 2023 collections. But this Paris Georgia skirt and Norma KamaliĀ dressĀ are both just as dreamy as the runway pieces. āAlexis Bennett, commerce writer
Sheer Layering
I never in my life thought I would be aĀ sheer-clothingĀ kind of person (well, since graduating college). But the runways have convinced me to slowly get out of my comfort zone. Iād wear this polo shirt because itās not the kind of top youād expect to be sheer, which adds an interesting textural element to any of the preppy outfits already in my rotation. (Plus, itās not that sheer.) āSarah Spellings, fashion news editor
Floor Length for Days
Floor-grazingĀ maxiskirtsĀ were at the spring 2023 shows at New York Fashion Week, with brands like Tibi and Altuzarra putting together some effortless looks paired with button-downs, knits, and slightly unbuttoned blazers. Itās the perfect spring uniform for someone like me who wants casual and simple outfits to easily throw together in the morning and wear with my sneakers. āIrene Kim,Ā production and editorial coordinator, Vogue Runway
Ruby Slippers
Late last year, I suddenly decided that my wardrobe was absolutely lacking a pair of redĀ shoes, and Iāve been on the lookout ever since. Some great pieces have started to trickle in in the new year, but now I canāt decide what vibe to go for. Do I want something classic (Manolo Blahnikās Carolyn kitten-heel slingback), something comfortable yet unhinged (Khaiteās Marcy shearling flat), or something less comfortable but absolutely, devastatingly glamorous (AlaĆÆaās Coeur mule)? The juryās still out, but for sure, 2023 will be my year of the red shoe. āLaia Garcia-Furtado, senior fashion news editor
The-Bigger-the-Better Bags
Gone are the days when I want to wear a micro bag that can only fit my lip gloss and driverās license. Iām now all about enormousĀ totesĀ and the endless amount of things I can fit in them. āNaomi ElizĆ©e, market editor
Pinstripe Tailoring
TheĀ suit vestĀ sparked a sartorial sensation over the summer, and the fad isnāt going anywhere in 2023 either. I specifically loved the pinstripe versions seen at theĀ Coperni SS23Ā show. I plan on wearing this one from Favorite Daughter with aĀ matching pantĀ for the ultimate gray outfit. āLaura Jackson, commerce writer
New Reasons for Nightwear
Influenced by the sultry, bedroom-inspired silhouettes of Nensi Dojaka and Ludovic de Saint Sernin, Iām thinking of swapping out my crop tops and cutouts for lingerie-esque going-out looks this spring. Think a lot of sheer and lace! āElise Taylor, senior living writer