1. White Noise

Are you getting ready to walk down the aisle in a beautiful white dress?

This season’s collection features stunning sheer fabrics and intricately embroidered designs, departing from the typical burst of spring colors.

Get ready to stun in swan-white dresses that will add a touch of ethereal charm to your wardrobe!

3. Smell The Roses

The fashion world is currently embracing the beauty of floral motifs, particularly that of delicate roses.

Simone Rocha’s party frocks were adorned with blush pink roses, which continued to inspire other designers across the fashion capitals for the spring season.

Despite facing adversity when much of his Balmain collection was stolen before his show, Olivier Rousteing found solace in the words of Gertrude Stein’s poem ‘Sacred Emily,’ specifically in the line “Rose is a rose is a rose,” which inspired a floral extravaganza.

Meanwhile, Sarah Burton’s final collection for Alexander McQueen drew inspiration from the female anatomy and the crimson rose.

From Rei Kawakubo to Richard Quinn, designers are showcasing the thorny allure of roses through prints, floral adornments, and petal-inspired silhouettes.

5. 90s Vibes

As the world braces for economic challenges, the trend of flashy colors and loud logos is taking a backseat.

Instead, understated elegance is taking center stage, thanks to the influence of Phoebe Philo, former creative director for fashion brands as Celine and Chloe’.

This trend coincides with the 25th anniversary of Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy’s passing, who was considered a true style icon by many, as noted by the New York Times.

Fashion’s minimalist masters, including Proenza Schouler, Max Mara, Bottega Veneta, and Gucci, recommend embracing camel pencil skirts, sleek grey tailoring, crisp white shirts, and boyfriend-style jeans – the epitome of 90s fashion.