This month in New York, London, Milan and Paris, we've seen all of the looks in our spring 2019 trend report come to life outside the shows. However, we know that the tie-dye, neon, fringe and cycling shorts you'll see in street style pictures can be a little unattainable beyond the fashion week bubble. So which spring trends are the easiest to wear, and which will stand the test of time?
There are five spring trends you can easily incorporate into your wardrobe (and they'll be just as popular as leopard print and cowboy boots were this autumn): When it comes to the colour palette, earthy, buttery tones are surprisingly easy to wear, as you can layer lots of different textures and hues together and have it look considered rather than rushed. Also, boilersuits are the unofficial uniform for those of us who like to hit the snooze button one too many times. Scroll down to shop five easy spring trends.
1. Beige
The trend that has proved the most popular with the fashion crowd this spring is head-to-toe beige, which has also been referred to as #stickofbutter or #cupoftea dressing. This "boring" hue is actually surprisingly easy to wear. The key is to opt for oversized silhouettes. Also, try to mix several shades of beige and experiment with textures.
2. Boilersuits
Boilersuits are like an adult babygrow, meaning these are perfect for those days when you press snooze one too many times.
Related: The Last 7 Topshop Boilersuits Have Sold Out, So These New Versions Will Too
3. Slip Skirt
Slip skirts are the easiest thing to wear in this in-between weather, as you can wear one with sandals, ankle boots, a T-shirt or oversized jumper. The good news is every store on the high street has at least five takes right now.
4. Nice Top and Jeans
This spring, there has been a revival of the "nice top and jeans" outfit combo that reigned in the '90s.
5. Strappy Sandals
Strappy sandals are the leading footwear trend for spring/summer 2019, and they go with everything from jeans and a T-shirt to any wedding guest dress.
Related: Summer 2019 Fashion Trends: Looks You Need to Know
Next up, see our guide to the key trends for spring/summer 2019.
