These Are 10 Fashion Trends That Will Rock 2017

In 2016 we’ve witnessed the return of florals, denim fashion of the 90s, tartan trend of the 70s and so much more. We could say that timeless trends made a huge comeback and refreshed our wardrobes. As the New Year is just around the corner, what about taking a sneak peek at the 10 fashion trends of 2017? Let’s get inspired!

1. Romantic Pink

In 2017 we’ll see the shades of pink everywhere. This romantic and naive color, most of the time mentioned with summery looks and young styles, will make us look at fashion through rose-tinted glasses.

By Valentino

2. Flower Prints

Our obsession with florals continues in the new season, too. We will bloom in Carrying the spirit of the ‘70s, flower prints make us bloom day and night!

By Delpozo

3. Oversized Shoulders

Hit trend of the 80s turns back! Exaggerated oversized-shoulders, especially the round ones, seen on suit jackets that will have us recreating our mother’s signature look from back in the day.

By Marni

4. Metallic Shine

It will all be about sparkling styles with metallic sequins and palettes! We’ve already taken a glimpse at metallic fabrics this season and looks like we’re not giving them up yet.

By Ellery

5. Victorian Style

Time to enjoy the resplendent reverie of the Victorian style! Statement-making fine details, ruffles, necklines blended with perfectly-tailored designs to elevate our look.

By Erdem London

6. Sleeveless Sweater

This one’s for all the retro lovers out there.

By Gucci

7. Fifty Shades of Yellow

Shades of this vivid color, varying from electric yellow to mustard will give our closet that boos of colour we all need at times.

8. Polka Dots

We’ve loved colorful prints and patterns so much this year. However, polka dots have a distinctive place, it’s all about reinterpreting femininity.

By Rosetta Getty

9. New Age of Trench Coats

Wardrobe-essential trench coats again take the front seat among top trends of 2017. This time; however, new forms and shapes with wide-belts & venetian fabrics will be in vogue.

By Prabal Gurung