If you've had enough of matching your scarf to your jumper, or accessorising every outfit with a pair of thermal tights, then never fear – help is on its way. You can get ahead of the fashion curve now by looking out for pieces that fit these forward-looking trends.
Baby blue
Last spring's pastel of choice was lavender, but this time around its a flattering baby blue shade.
Alice + Olivia came out on top with their New York Fashion Week show, mixing baby blue and white in cloud and china prints. And whilst the colour was mostly spotted on dresses on the runway, fashion houses weren't afraid to experiment with floaty blouses and skirts.
Pink tuxedos
It looks like the evening dress has a new rival for spring 2019 – the pink tuxedo. Sies Marjan slightly bucks the trend with its bright red offering, but this super tailored look was extremely popular on the catwalks. It's also one of the season's most wearable outfits, with Gabriela Hearst and Boss's flattering suits standing out with their delicate blush tones.
Tie dye
Tie dye was a summer staple in 2018, popping up on the feeds of our favourite Instagram influencers and in loads of high street stores. And in 2019 you will once again be able to hark back to your childhood days of bleaching T-shirts in your back garden. MSGM provided one of the best tie dye looks, pairing a dreamy pink sweater with a matching ruched skirt.
Bleach denim
Denim never goes out of fashion, it simply gets reinvented every season and this time around it's no different. Whilst last year was all about dark denim, you might want to dig out some bleach as this year it's going lighter. Proenza Schouler's catwalk display was the lightest of the bunch, whist Missoni experimented with different shades of denim together. Balmain's was the best look of it all, embellishing their designs with rips and sequins for an edgier finish.
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