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6 Spring and Summer Fashion Trends To Know, Straight From NYFW

For Spring 2024 fashion trends, designers focused on balancing polished and classic silhouettes with daring and skin-baring details. And, though New York Fashion Week runways were showing looks that will not hit stores until six months from now, there are spring and summer fashion trends for 2024 you can start wearing immediately - even as the current season begins to turn into crisp fall.

Models graced countless catwalks, debuting flowing black tie skirts, pencil silhouettes, tailored suiting, and more - all crafted in unique and head-turning ways. Staud was a stand out when it came to saturated pastel slip skirts, mastering two trends in one. Carolina Herrera took classic and timeless silhouettes and designed sheath dresses of sheer guipure lace, slip skirts in Barbiecore pink, and mini dresses with a nod to mod style. Alejandro Alonso Rojas expanded upon her trademark knit crochet textures with silk slip dresses, suiting sets, and fringe detailing that all effortlessly took on lives of their own with the slightest bit of movement.

The color of the Spring 2024 season? A vibrant shade of lavender. And suiting sets reigned supreme in bright white and soft cream tones. Nostalgia is still a key factor of dressing for spring, as trends of the past are back by way of '90s slip skirts and '60s mod silhouettes.

While you explore the spring fashion trends for 2024 that have emerged from New York Fashion Week this season, keep an eye out for three more cities chock-full with designer shows, street-style stars, and more as the fashion set moves on to London, Milan, and Paris.

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