On Trend: Sale into Spring

In the post holiday mess, it’s easy to get swallowed up in a sea of sales and sensational price slashes. Avoid making mistakes by keeping a firm eye on what’s in trend for next season. Here are five trends that are going to be at large once winter has come to an end. Kick into spring 2015 by following this quick guide.

ULTRA DENIM

This might be an obvious one, but denim is huge for spring and summer 2015. From head to toe you want frayed, bleached and boyfriend style. Light washes and a more relaxed denim is the way to go.

FRINGE

With the 45th anniversary of Woodstock happening in August and festivals right around the corner. This trend is all about summer love. Let fringe be your inspiration into the psychedelic era. Hippies have never looked so chic.

THE BLUES

According to some wearing blue is a guaranteed stress reliever. From icy shades to teal and turquoise fans of blue will have an option of every shade imaginable.

RELAXED MILITARY

Runways saw a little military influence for spring as designers referenced Army uniforms in every way. Think pleat pockets, khaki green shirts and polished brass buttons.

STRIPES

Designers are taking a linear approach for spring. From zigzags to bold sailor motifs, stripes are dominating the runways. Mix and match away. More is more with this trend.

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