Every NYFW Spring ’18 Trend That’s About to Get Knocked Off

With each fashion week comes a new roster of MVP trends. Sure, every label sends their own spin down the runway, but it often feels like there's a checklist of trends that goes out to all designers (is there?). Regardless of how it comes about, one thing is clear: At the end of the season there will be a slew of affordable interpretations of every must-have item — thank goodness. If you're dying to know what buys you should be on the lookout for Spring 2018, click through for a preview of what New York had to offer. (Photos via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/ Getty, Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/Getty, Catwalking/Getty, Dia Dipasupil/Getty for TRESemme, Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/Getty)

Pastels: The Spring 2018 runways were full of cheery, Easter egg hues to lift us out of the winter doldrums. Sweet shades like the lavender seen at Victoria Beckham will be all the rage. (Photo via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/Getty)

Vivienne Hu (Photo via Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Vivienne Hu)

Cushnie Et Ochs (Photo via Peter White/Getty)

Micro Florals: The blooms of fall are continuing into next season, just on a smaller, sweeter scale. Ditsy style prints, like those spotted at Brock Collection, feel ultra feminine and fresh. (Photo via Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho/ Getty)

Zimmermann (Photo via Peter White/Getty)

Self-Portrait (Photo via Peter White/Getty)

Bungee Cord Details: Designers reimagined the windbreakers of yore by adding drawstring accents to everything from pullovers to skirts (as seen here by Public School). Does this mean we can bust out our neon '90s-era throwbacks? (Photo via Thomas Concordia/WireImage)

A Detacher (Photo via Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho/ Getty)

Dion Lee (Photo via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/Getty)

Mixed Prints: This sure takes the work out of trying to match patterns yourself. Case in point — this stunning Jason Wu collage. (Photo via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/Getty)

Coach (Photo via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/Getty)

Tanya Taylor (Photo via Dia Dipasupil/Getty)

New Suiting: Menswear no longer! The future is a (well-suited) female, as evidenced by multiple designers, including Kate Spade New York, this season. (Photo via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/Getty)

Vivienne Tam (Photo via Thomas Concordia/WireImage)

Tibi (Photo via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/ Getty)

Orange: Everything from citrus shades to pumpkin tones to metallic versions came down the runways in New York. Whether your vibe is slick, rock and roll, or sporty, there's going to be an option for you next season. Perhaps this Tom Ford stunner? (Photo via Catwalking/Getty)

Sies Marjan (Photo via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/ Getty)

FENTY PUMA by Rihanna (Photo via JP Yim/Getty)

Stripes: What can we say? They never go out of style and we're not mad about it, either. For a playful update, try a colorful version from Vivienne Tam. (Photo via Thomas Concordia/WireImage)

Tory Burch (Photo via Slaven Vlasic/Getty)

Self-Portrait (Photo via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/ Getty)

Shoulder Show: This trend ain't going nowhere, either. Fashion's power players showed one bare shoulder in varying iterations for spring. We fell in love with this Self-Portrait number immediately. (Photo via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/ Getty)

Christian Siriano (Photo via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/Getty)

Monse (Photo via Peter White/Getty)

Updated Trench Coats: Putting a fresh spin on an old classic, designers played with volume, fabric, and silhouette for this season's offerings. New Victoria Beckham coat, who dis? (Photo via Catwalking/Getty)

Creatures of the Wind (Photo via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/ Getty)

Nicole Miller (Photo via Patrick McMullan/Getty)

The Cutout Dress: If there's one dress shape to be on the lookout for come spring, it's this one. Labels, including Jason Wu, were loving the peekaboo sliver of waist. (Photo by Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/ Getty)

Claudia Li (Photo via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/Getty)

Zimmermann (Photo via Krista Kennell/Patrick McMullan/Getty)

Transparency: One of the trickier trends that reemerges every so often, sheer pieces were everywhere once again. The key to wearability? Strategically placed layering items like we saw at Adeam. (Photo via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/ Getty)

Vivienne Tam (Photo via Thomas Concordia/WireImage)

Coach (Photo via Victor Virgile/Gamma-Rapho/Getty)

Big Shoulders: Yes, working girl, get it. If the Proenza Schouler runway is any indication, it's time to dust off your mom's power shoulder pieces. (Photo via Catwalking/Getty)

Jason Wu (Photo via Thomas Concordia/WireImage)

Alexander Wang (Photo via Catwalking/Getty Images)