The Street Style Set Has Spoken: These Are the Biggest Spring Trends to Shop Now

If you tend to reach for lighter, neutral tones when dressing for Spring, this Complet Valery Micro Belt Bag ($450) injects a small dose of accessorised colour.

There's nothing about this mini Loeffler Randall Charlie Beaded Shoulder Bag ($195) that doesn't scream, "Spring!" From its yellow-and-white beading to its slouchy over-the-shoulder shape, this is the kind of bag that will add a touch of whimsy to your everyday denim.

Pair this red Topshop Mini Marissa Top Handle Bag ($38), which boasts a timeless silhouette, with almost any outfit — including, but not limited to, sharp blazer-and-trouser combos and softer tee-plus-silk-skirt looks.

Looking for new, easy ways to style your hair? Opt for oversize barrettes that feel like a nostalgic throwback to childhood, dainty pearl-lined bobby pins, lush velvet headbands, and voluminous bows. All are fair game, as evidenced by the statement hair accessories worn by the Fashion Week street style set.

Big hair bows, like this Emilia Wickstead Grosgrain Bow Hair Clip ($165), offer up a sweet, surprisingly girlish touch.

Add a little quirk to your look with these marine-inspired ASOS Design Hair Clips With Shell and Starfish Design in Gold ($10) accessories.

This Lele Sadoughi Velvet Headband ($75) isn't your typical prep-school headband, thanks to its slightly thicker band and sweet pink hue.

If we follow Caroline Issa's lead (always a good idea), then animal prints are this Spring's answer to the expected floral-print aesthetic. The fashion entrepreneur is not alone in this stylish walk on the wild side. We spotted leopard print take shape on wide-leg trousers at New York Fashion Week, reptilian-paneled trenches on the streets of Milan Fashion Week, and silky zebra-printed tops during London Fashion Week.

Layer this snakeskin-printed H&M Jersey Turtleneck Top ($18) with neutral tones — this alone will serve as a central point of intrigue.

One-part animal print, one-part beach ready: this On the Island by Mario Schwab St. Bart Off-the-Shoulder Tiger-Print Silk-Georgette Maxidress ($829) is ready to be worn on Spring holiday.

There's so much styling power to be found with these Zadig & Voltaire Polic Jac Leopard Pants ($298). Pair with loafers and a cream top for the office, dress it down with your favourite sneakers and an oversize sweater, or spice things up with a fitted black cardigan and colourful heels.

Since its '90s grunge-inspired heyday (and its forever staying power as a prep-school print), plaid has never really been far from view. But this time around, plaid is getting a sophisticated update. Think tailored trousers, fitted ladylike skirts, structured blazers, and sweet dresses — all covered in the telltale print in an array of classic and bright colours alike.

The subtlety of the Sea Poirot Plaid Cuff Pants ($368) print complements the bold colour and wide-leg silhouette. Be sure to style this type of pant with a cropped shape on top or a tucked-in tee.

We love the off-centre button detailing on this Zara Plaid Detail Midi Skirt ($40) — it's definitely not your average midi skirt.

Whether worn with a dress or jeans-and-tee combo, this Treasure & Bond Double Breasted Blazer ($99) provides an instant dose of prep.

We love how relaxed and warm-weather-forward this Reformation Marabella Dress in Cubana ($248) is — it makes us long for sunny days ahead.

We can't think of a more perfect day-to-night blazer than this Ganni Suiting Blazer ($360).

The tie detail, rich blue hue, and slouchy fit make the & Other Stories Ikat Jacquard Blazer ($125) a great contender for that blazer you wear when you want to make a casual outfit pop.

The Tibi Linen Viscose Long Blazer With Removable Tie in Baby Pink ($850) can be styled as a set or worn with flare-cropped jeans and boots for a slightly less polished feel.

The Coach Long Military Coat ($795) is a more utilitarian take on the trench, and the crisp white is perfect for Spring.

Style this relaxed Rains Overcoat in Lavender ($170) with a thin turtleneck layer and wide-leg pants. Bonus: this trench is weatherproof.

Because the silhouette is so minimalist, you can wear these Zara Strappy Mid-Heel Leather Sandals ($80) with any length on bottom — denim jeans, full skirts, body-skimming skirts, culottes, flares, and so on.

We love the playful kitten heel found on these By Far Libra Slides ($365).

Masculine meets feminine with these Topshop Mensy Trousers ($68).

We saw many iterations of the leather culotte during Fashion Week, and this pair of Vince High-Rise Cropped Leather Culotte Pants ($487, originally $995) is a great way to get in on the trend.

The Keepsake Follower Crepe High-Rise Pant ($145) favours Spring's pull toward brighter colours, but the tailored cut means you can easily wear this bold pant to work and beyond.

The soft pink hue injects a hint of femininity into this Madewell Coverall Jumpsuit in Dried Rosebud ($148).

Style a bold pop of colour underneath this cream-coloured L.F. Markey Danny Cotton-Blend Drill Jumpsuit ($225).

In a move that turned heads purely based on the bright colour palette alone, the fashion set made it known that pops of sunny yellow and orange, electric lime green, vibrant pink and lilac, and stunning blue are the much-needed antidote to the typical all-black uniform. Fashion Week was bursting with colour, signaling Spring is truly in bloom.

This sunny Zero + Maria Cornejo Foulard Dress ($897, originally $1,495) is instant cheer in dress form. The relaxed silhouette allows for easy layering.

While this Rouje Paris Carrie Skirt ($153) is certainly in line with the bias-cut skirt trend, it also hits all the right notes for Spring's call for brighter colours.

Pair this boxy Acne Studios Joghy Lime Green Oversize Hoodie ($290) with your favourite pair of denim or dress it up over a romantic maxi dress.