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

For the stylishly bold among us, sheer styles are back for another trip around the sun for Spring 2024. Whether plaid silk maxi skirts, guipure lace styles, or barely-there slip dresses, designers like Carolina Herrera and Michael Kors are all about leaving little to the imagination this season.

Coach

Alejandra Alonso Rojas

Carolina Herrera

Altuzarra

Michael Kors

For Spring 2024, Barbiecore pink has been replaced by a saturated shade of lilac, feeling a bit more sophisticated with hints of cerulean and periwinkle in the mix. Still vibrant and saturated, this pastel tone of purple hit the runway by way of sheer guipure lace sets at Carolina Herrera, belted trench coats at Michael Kors, floor-skimming silk skirts at Staud, and more.

Carolina Herrera

Staud

3.1 Phillip Lim

Coach

Priscavera

While white will forever be a summer trend, it was tailored suiting that brought the hue to life for Spring 2024. Michael Kors debuted boxier sets, while Christian Siriano opted for the double-breasted power suit style; L'Agence went classic with a long and lean silhouette; and Gabriela Hearst leaned into slightly more saturated ivory tones.

No matter the silhouette, the message was clear: polished sets are back in classic neutrals like white and cream for the season to come.

Gabriela Hearst

Michael Kors

Christian Siriano

Kate Spade

Designers are showing skin for spring 2024 by way of necklines that drop off one shoulder or two. For a sultry evening look, draw inspiration from Alejandra Alonso Rojas's slip dresses, with high necklines that pull to one side or another. Altuzarra brought back the cold shoulder from the early aughts with off-the-shoulder silhouettes that are held up by spaghetti straps at the neckline. And Rosie Assoulin opted for a classic one-shoulder silhouette with cropped tops that featured a short sleeve on one side and nothing at all on the other.

Rosie Assoulin

Alejandra Alonso Rojas

Altuzarra

Tory Burch

Designers are throwing it back to the '90s and early '00s when it comes to their day-to-night pairings, styling slip skirts with everything from crop tops to cotton T-shirts. While some satin bottoms flowed with the wind, like Staud's newest styles, others felt more tailored and pencil-like, as shown on the runways of Altuzarra and Carolina Herrera.

Staud

Altuzarra

Carolina Herrera

Theory

Show some leg this warm weather season, drawing inspiration from the runways at the Spring 2024 season of Fashion Week. Instead of restricting silhouettes and tight shapes, however, opt for the minis of the 1960s — adding a mod appeal. Designers like Michael Kors, Tory Burch, and Staud sent retro minis down the runway to show off the new look of the season.

Michael Kors

Tory Burch

LaQuan Smith

Staud

Carolina Herrera