6 Fashion Trends for Spring 2025

We’ve studied the Spring 2025 runway shows from Paris, Italy, and New York to bring you insight into the trends you should incorporate into your wardrobe.

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If polar vortex temperatures have you dreaming of a spring thaw and the wardrobe that comes with it, you’re in luck.

Fresh, wearable fashion is on the horizon, by way of standout colors, a renewed sense of softness, and updated minimalism — bringing a sense of newness, with personal style being paramount. We’ve studied the Spring 2025 runway shows from Paris, Italy, and New York to bring you insight into the trends you should incorporate into your wardrobe this spring.

Elevated Florals

From petite rosettes to bodacious blooms, florals (appropriately) were all over the spring collections. Appearing on all styles — from skirts to dresses to tops — these vibrant patterns brought a fresh, lively energy to the runway. Choose from delicate, vintage-inspired prints to bold, oversized blossoms — there is something for everyone.

Runway Look: Loewe

Sailor Stripes

Making waves this season are Breton stripes and all things maritime. Navy and cream stripes, nodding to coastal prep, are a quintessential spring/summer go-to. Popularized by Coco Chanel in 1917, transforming it from the traditional uniform of the French Navy to a

chic choice for those holidaying on the Cote D’Azur, the Breton stripe remains a timeless pick this season.

Runway Look: Max Mara

Boho Reboot

Boho is back! Albeit a bit more polished by way

of romantic ruffles, rich embroidery, suede jackets, and accessories. Opt for looks that feel effortless yet intentional by pairing pieces with edgier accessories like moto boots and studded accessories.

Runway Look: Giambattista Valle

Get the Blues

Cerulean, icy blue, midnight, and bright cobalt — whether worn head to toe or as an accent, these cool colors are mood-boosting and optimistic. Opt for a soft cashmere sweater in sapphire for early spring and when the temperatures rise, opt for baby blue linen pieces to keep you cool.

Runway Look: Leonard Paris

Red Hot

Turn up the temp with color. A staple hue of season’s past — red and all its iterations are repeating themselves for spring. From bold cardinal red to deep crimson, this color is easy to incorporate into your wardrobe through statement pieces like dresses or add pops of the color with accessories such as bags and shoes.

Runway Look: Ferrari

‘90s Simplicity

Think to style icons like Caroline Kennedy Bissett, and collections of Calvin Klein and Donna Karan from the early ‘90s. Grounded in neutrals and timeless silhouettes — minimalism for 2025 blends structure and fluidity. This approach results in clothes you genuinely want to wear, embodying the ultimate in cool simplicity.

Runway Look: Tod’s