News Awards & Events Fashion Week The Top Trends of NYFW Spring 2018 and How to Wear Them By InStyle Editors InStyle Editors Instagram Twitter InStyle's mantra is "Everybody's in," and that means anyone who finds their way to our stories should find themselves reflected in them. We prioritize bringing the right writer to every story and sometimes collaborate as a team to ensure we're including points of view across race, gender expression, body size, skin and hair type, and more. Our editors and writers comprise decades of expertise across the beauty, fashion, lifestyle and wellness spaces in print and digital. We prioritize journalistic integrity, factual accuracy, and also having fun with every story we share. For more about our team, click here. InStyle's editorial guidelines Updated on September 10, 2017 Pin Share Tweet Email Photo: Getty (6), Courtesy (2) Another fall means another New York Fashion Week—and another New York Fashion Week, of course, means a bunch of shiny new trends to try. Catch the best ones here, where we’ll be posting updates all week with the runway styles our editors are already starting to shop for (hey, we need something to occupy ourselves between shows!), and real-life styling tips for each. VIDEO: David and Brooklyn Beckham Were Victoria's Biggest Fans at Her NYFW Show Scroll down for a head start on next season! PATCHWORK APPROACH Victor VIRGILE/Getty Sliced and diced fabrics come together to create next season's must-have piece: the "Franken-dress." Click here for more "Franken-dresses" from NYFW. SHERBERT SHOES Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho/Getty When it comes to spring footwear, we've got a craving for Jordan almond shades. Click here from more pastel shoes from NYFW. SLOUCHY SUITING Courtesy of Robert Rodriguez Tailoring moves beyond its 9-to-5 routine in easy fits and unexpected colors. Click here for more relaxed suiting from NYFW. DOUBLE DENIM Courtesy Canadian tuxedos just got a whole lot chicer. Click here for more matching jean sets from NYFW. PAGING JANE BIRKIN JP Yim/Getty The icon's signature straw basket is reimagined in all shapes and sizes. Click here from more straw handbags from NYFW. PALM SPRINGS ETERNAL Peter White/Getty Breezy SoCal clothes are no longer just for vacation. Click here for more Palm Springs-esque NYFW looks. FRINGE BENEFITS Courtesy of Rachel Comey From subtle tassels to pom-pom-like strings, the textured treatment is everywhere. Click here for more fringe-y looks from NYFW. WESTWARD EXPANSION Victor VIRGILE /Gamma-Rapho/Getty Picking up where last season left off, cowgirl motifs rides straight into spring. Click here for more ranch-ready NYFW looks. FRESH LAVENDER Thomas Concordia/WireImage Move over millennial pink—there's a new It Color in town. Click here for more lilac NYFW looks. PRAIRIE HOME COMPANION JP Yim/Getty It's never been cooler to embrace your inner Laura Ingalls Wilder. Click here for more prairie girl looks from NYFW. FLAX N' RELAXED Courtesy of Rachel Comey Get your Goop on with effortless fits and soothing earth tones. Click here for more crunchy-chic NYFW looks. RIPSTOP-A-GO-GO JP Yim/Getty With utility buckles and waterproof nylon, spring's parachute-inspired pieces do everything but play it safe. Click here for more NYFW looks with parachute detailing. BUCKET (HAT) LIST Courtesy of Rosie Assoulin The old school style gets a fresh dose of fashion cred. Click here for more bucket hat looks from NYFW. Stay tuned to InStyle.com all season for up-to-date coverage of fashion month. From buzzy new trends to cute model moments, we’ve got the scoop you won’t find anywhere else. Next stop: London! Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit