New York Fashion Week Spring 2019 Trends You Can Shop Now
New York Fashion Week has concluded, giving way to London, Milan, and then Paris in the whirlwind that is Fashion Month. With so many standout looks in the multitudes of shows, presentations, and appointments put forth by the American designers, there were definite trends that emerged — and we, for one, can’t wait until spring to start wearing our favorites. Whether it be brightly-colored neons, classic preppy styles, or imaginative print mixing, below you’ll find the looks that you’re about to see everywhere. Can’t get enough of what is to come for spring? Shop our fall picks from the best affordable fashion brands so you can get a head-start on the looks we love.
Getty Images1/31Yellow
With each season, there emerges a bright color that, while bold enough as a single hue, is styled head-to-toe in too many shows to count. Whether the base of a floral print, a subtle stripe, or bright solid, this season’s tone of the moment is yellow — but don’t wait until spring to break it out and give it a spin.
Left to right: Milly, Pyer Moss, Pamella Roland.
2/31Madewell x Karen Walker
Go boho with a floral print top that boasts a looser, more flowy silhouette. Shop Now: Madewell x Karen Walker Silk Floral Gennaker Top, $128. madewell.com.
3/31J.Crew
Invest in knits that have unexpected details, like puff sleeves.
Shop Now: J.Crew Balloon-Sleeve Turtleneck Sweater, $98. jcrew.com.
Getty Images4/31Mixed Prints
Don’t just settle on one print this season. Instead, opt for two, three, or more, as we mix and match our favorites with abandon. Whether it’s a contrasting top and skirt, two-toned dress, or even a blazer with differing colors of the same geometric pattern, it’s time to kick that look up a notch.
Left to right: Self-Portrait, Kate Spade, Monse, Zimmermann.
5/31Free People
Go for a faux-wrap mini skirt for a no-fuss take on the trend.
Shop Now: Free People Mixed Knit Jacquard Mini Skirt, $78. freepeople.com.
6/31Urban Outfitters
Style multiple florals with a '90s-inspired ankle-length skirt look.
Shop Now: Urban Outfitters Mixed Print Maxi Skirt, $69. urbanoutfitters.com.
Getty Images7/31Cargo Pants
The ‘90s-inspired utility pant trend is back, but in more tailored and refined ways than they have shown up in the past. Instead of slouchy and casual, even the widest of legs have an elegant air, showing up in flowing silks, tailored silhouettes, and cropped shapes alike.
Left to right: Prabal Gurung, Jonathan Simkhai, Sies Marjan.
8/31H&M
Go for a close fit with a pair of dark-wash army green pants.
Shop Now: H&M Lyocell-Blend Cargo Pants, $40. hm.com.
9/31Good American
Up the ante on your black jeans this season by opting for a style with cargo pockets.
Shop Now: Good American The Cargo, $179. goodamerican.com.
Getty Images10/31White
Head-to-toe white looks filled the runways at New York Fashion Week as designers looked forward to spring. Whether suiting, statement tops, or dresses, the neutral tone was presented in a myriad of ways that are actually quite season-less. We say break out this trend ASAP: there’s never been a better time to try out those winter whites.
Left to right: Gypsy Sport, 3.1 Phillip Lim, Tome.
11/31Mango
Go for a midi skirt that boasts an unexpected asymmetrical hemline.
Shop Now: Mango Fluted Hem Skirt, $80. mango.com.
12/31& Other Stories
Whether paired with suede, silk, or denim, try your hand at the retro lace blouse trend. Shop Now: & Other Stories Embroidered Cotton Blouse, $89. stories.com.
Getty Images13/31Neon
The brights came out to play, taking color to a whole new level on the runways at New York Fashion Week. And, day or night, it’s easier to wear than ever before. From midi dresses to sports bras, cocktail attire and tailored trousers alike, your closet is about to be full of fluorescent tones.
Left to right: Cushnie et Ochs, Chromat, Milly, Alice + Olivia.
14/31Zara
For fall, try an oversized cozy knit to keep you feeling warm and looking bright.
Shop Now: Zara Oversized Sweater, $50. zara.com.
15/31ASOS
Keep it simple with a cropped boxy long-sleeved tee in a neon color of your choice.
Shop Now: ASOS Crop Boxy T-Shirt with Long Sleeves in Neon, $16. asos.com.
Getty Images16/31Bike Shorts
After less than a year of the first wave of bike shorts entering our sartorial lexicon, the spring runway shows have proven that the trend is here to stay, at least for now. While paired with crop tops and tanks on the runways, consider adding a chunky knit or blazer to continue rocking the sporty trend through the fall season.
Left to right: Laquan Smith, Miaou, Maryam Nassir Zadeh.
17/31Beyond Yoga
Go basic black for a style that will go with anything.
Shop Now: Beyond Yoga Space Dye Bike Shorts, $58. shopbop.com.
18/31Outdoor Voices
For a subtle pop of color, consider a style in navy that you can wear with an oversized knit outside and then to the gym later. Shop Now: Outdoor Voices Warmup Short, $45. outdoorvoices.com.
Getty Images19/31Animal Print
Consider animal prints the most bold neutral you can own. What other patterns can you pair with a black crop top, a fringe skirt, or a red sweater without missing a beat? Animal print, that’s what: from leopard to snakeskin.
Left to right: Diane von Furstenberg, Tom Ford, Nicole Miller.
20/31Topshop
Try pajama dressing with a silk button-down in a bold animal print.
Shop Now: Topshop Animal Print Shirt, $60. topshop.com.
21/31Sam Edelman
For little black dresses and off-duty denim alike, 'tis the season of calf-hair leopard booties.
Shop Now: Topshop Animal Print Shirt, $60. topshop.com.
Getty Images22/31Puff Sleeves
There was an elegant air that surrounded the Victorian-inspired puff sleeves of the Spring collections during New York Fashion Week this year. With slightly more volume, everything from midi dresses to crop tops got the feminine treatment and we’re totally here for it.
Left to right: Marc Jacobs, Brock Collection, Mara Hoffman.
23/31Pixie Market
This season, the statement top is coming by way of puffy sleeve blouses and tops we love to pair with jeans and denim skirts.
Shop Now: Pixie Market Eli Plaid Puffy Sleeve Button Shirt, $112. pixiemarket.com.
18-07-18 brittmaren PM2 B7 phillee W24/31Loveshackfancy
Amp up your floral mini dresses with puffy sleeves to give it that ultra-feminine vibe.
Shop Now: Loveshackfancy Lena Dress, $365. shopbop.com.
Getty Images25/31Prep
Back-to-school style has never been more appropriate, whether via polo shirts, varsity sweaters, or pleated skirts. Whether bohemian-inspired with colorful stripes or true prep school vibes in looks you can imagine were once part of a boarding school uniform, it’s the perfect spring trend to try out this fall.
Left to right: Telfar, Tory Burch, Kith x Tommy Hilfiger.
26/31Reformation
Go for that vintage '70s vibe with a classic striped polo.
Shop Now: Reformation Polo Sweater, $78. thereformation.com.
27/31Storets
Consider marrying two of our favorite trends of the season with a polo shirt that has puffy sleeves as well.
Shop Now: Storets Sadie Puff Polo T-Shirt, $74. storets.com.
Getty Images28/31Tie Dye
Think: childhood favorite, with elevated appeal. Sure, we’re still wearing those cotton tees and hoodies in colorful tie-dye, but we’re opting for more tailored silhouettes and elevated fabrics in the bright and bold one-of-a-kind print as well — winter, spring, summer, and fall.
Left to right: Prabal Gurung, R13, John Elliott.
29/31Splendid
Go grunge with a dark wash slouchy sweater that boasts a cool girl tie-dye print.
Shop Now: Splendid Hillside Cloud Sweater, $178. nordstrom.com.
30/31Forever 21
Make sure to have at least a few tie-dye tees on hand to give your otherwise neutral look that extra pop.
Shop Now: Forever 21 Tie-Dye Tee, $13. forever21.com.
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