From reinventions of the classic trench coat to outlandish Gucci prints, 10 fashion trends worth following this season.

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MEMORIES FROM THE TRENCHES 
Created at the beginning of the 20th century as a military coat - and popularized in the 50s - the trench coat seems to never go out of style. This time brands like C&eacute;line and Balenciaga reinterpret it: light, waterproof and with a contemporary and updated silhouette.

3.1 Phillip Lim

Balenciaga

Céline

JOSEPH

Michael Kors

90s 
Rewind back to an era where natural beauty and photographs without retouching reigned supreme. Salvatore Ferragamo is cool again, while Calvin Klein gave us 90s nostalgia through their advertising campaigns. Say hello again to chokers, denim and bell-shaped trousers.

Bottega Veneta

Carolina Herrera

LOEWE

Salvatore Ferragamo

Stella McCartney

PRINTS 
Less is not always more: An ideology that designers like Dolce &amp; Gabbana, and the master of heavy patterns, Alessandro Michele, make clear. The key to styling your outlandish prints is to complement&nbsp;the boldness with blocks of color.

Dries Van Noten

Gucci

MiuMiu

STRIPES 
Both horizontal and vertical lines are still a staple in fashion, as seen on both the Haute Couture and ready-to-wear runways.&nbsp;

Acne Studios

J.W. Anderson

Sportmax

SPORTSWEAR 
Yes, fashion is still remaining comfortable, however this season, we saw more elegant takes on athletic wear.&nbsp;

Calvin Klein 205W39NYC

Isabel Marant

Lacoste

PASTELS 
If there has been a constant at fashion shows this season, it is pastel colors. We saw the several ice cream colored pieces in the form of&nbsp;dresses, pants, and accessories.&nbsp;

Louis Vuitton

Proenza Schouler

NECKLINE 
With the&nbsp;summer heat on the horizon, there&#39;s never been a better time to bring excitement to your wardrobe. Start with the neck, which highlights the horizontal lines and natural angles of the body.

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Calvin Klein 205E39NYC

Dion Lee

Haider Ackermann

Jacquemus

FLORALS 
What would spring be without flowers? This season, fashion houses were inspired by flora, escaping typical&nbsp;clich&eacute;s by subverting the print into new and exciting silhouettes.

Rodarte

LINGERIE 
Underwear has become&nbsp;outerwear! Go for a&nbsp;bralette with seductive detail, a bodysuit tucked into trousers or for a slip dress that carries the same elegance as an evening gown.

Coach

Dolce & Gabbana

Preen by Thornton Bregazzi

DENIM 
Each season, designers discover new ways to use denim. This time, they departed from formalities and focused on color.&nbsp;

Dior

Nina Ricci

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Chic Trends for Spring 2018

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