Fashion junkies are these days looking for the trends that will dominate the new year. They are doing well, because in case they remain unaware, they could remain unnoticed among people surrounding them, this year; because the people surrounding them would already be familiar with the trends that dominate 2018.
But we are here to help you in finding out the fashion trends that will dominate 2018 so that you are worth noticing among the people.
Ultra Violet
According to Pantone, Color of the new Year to be Ultra Violet, “an enchanting purple shade that offers designers versatility of expression,” according to its press release. The shade represents our shared desire for deeper understanding in an increasingly complex landscape, and eagerness to experiment to reach that level.
Balloon Sleeves
Super sized sleeves have been already seen in 2017. What’s the next iteration? Voluminous blouses that feel a little bit like that in19th century, a little bit Louis Vuitton. Like Nicholas Ghesqui`ère that has been playing around with the silhouette for a while, other luxury brands—like Burberry and JOUR/NÉ—are joining in on the fun of Balloon Sleeves.
Bike Shorts
No matter either you like it or not, ’90s-style bike shorts style is back and will be the inescapable trend of 2018. Kim Kardashian has been on this trend for a while, but penchant by her for the thigh-hugging bottoms were validated on the runways of Fenty, Nina Ricci, & Agnes B. So, we can’t escape this trend.
Plastic Jackets
Calvin Klein by Raf Simon has reignited our interest in super-slick coats and accessories. Two seasons after he for the first time sent them down the runway, we have begun to notice more plastic-look jackets on the street & at our favorite retailers than we had since the heyday of the matrix trenches, moto jackets, overcoats or whatever you name it.
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Disco Flair
It would not be a fashion trend roundup if there was not a mention of a decade past that is suddenly making a comeback. We have seen the return of the ’90s and the aughts. In 2018, we are going to see designers’ fascination with ’70s disco manifest into all-over sequins, power suits, and well embellished bustiers. Look to the runways of Marc Jacobs and Halpern for endless inspiration with this trend.
Primary Color-blocking
Brands like Calvin Klein, Marni, and Oscar de la Renta seem to be in agreement reading “If you are color-blocking in 2018, keep your palette restrained to three primary colors”. You -with this limited collection- can focus on the graphic combination of these colours.
Tinsel Fringe
This year, you can leave the suede fringe in Coachella’s past, the boho-chic trends are getting festive & futuristic, rendered in tinsel & other stringy metallic materials. Whether it is Paco Rabanne’s neck-to-ankle fringe or it is Erdem’s tiny accents on all-over silver sequins, this very trend is all about a ‘more is more’ mentality.
Measured Sheer
No more considerations that Sheer, mesh, and other translucent fabrics are for nighttime wear. Just take a glance of Molly Goddard’s fantastically voluminous dresses and Dior’s dreamy maxi skirts. These are the pieces that are elegant, playful, and, see-through. So, When they are worn over a slip dress, or accompanied by plain trousers, or worm with a leather bustier, the overall look does not necessarily say ‘risqué’ rather chic.
