Trends for Spring/Summer 2017

We are 4 weeks from spring and the question is: what is going to be the spring/summer trends?
We all know that florals never gets old but we want something different for this season. Here are some ideas of how not go wrong with your spring outfit!
One of the colors that will be a trend for the season is the shocking pinks. Bright pinks, candy pinks will be a good color to have in your closet. Just in case you don’t think the bright is what you want you have the options of light pinks as well as nude.
The street style has been grown the past 2 years. Each day we see more new brands with the street style on the runways. Another trend this spring will be the urban sports style parkas with light materials like nylon.
Last but not least and my favorite trend this spring, will be stripes, geometric prints and a lots of colors.
 
 

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