2010 Spring Trends

Calming Colors
A soft serene palette of white, taupe, beige, brown and grey are accompanied by more intense shades of green, pink, lavender, turquoise, yellow and acidic orange. All shades that can be mixed and matched for ultimate wearability.

Go Green!
“Green” clothing is the latest fashion trend that combines high quality designs with socially conscious environmentalism. Green clothing is typically made with one hundred percent organic material like hemp, bamboo and soy, but some designers have found very creative materials and ways to make these fabrics look and feel like traditional less eco friendly fabrics. Designers from Eileen Fisher to Horny Toad are increasing the percentage of eco-friendly organic garments in their lines.

Seasonless Dressing the New Buzz in Fashion
Designers have finally taken note of global warming and lagging economy by introducing the seasonless dressing concept. When a woman makes an investment in a beautiful piece of clothing, she likes it to be seasonless and timeless. Men’s clothing maker’s have long embraced this concept. This spring designers showcased lush lightweight fabrics that can be layered to create different looks.

Embrace Your Feminity
This Spring lingerie looks are everywhere. Fashion designers have taken a cue from the movie Nine. Ruffles, floral and sheer details add a twist to classic looks. Wear a ruffled camisole under a tailored blazer.

The Khaki Craze
The most popular trend for Spring is Khaki. From safari dresses and jackets to military style vests, jacket and cargo pocket details on everything! This is a trend that is great for all sizes and ages.

Accessory Overload
For spring, it's not so much what you wear, it's how much you wear! To sum it up in a phrase, we'll simply say: get ready for an accessory overload. That's right, start practicing piling it on, as the runways showed big earrings, chunky necklaces, and multiple rings and bracelets.