The S/S 18 runways presented an overwhelming amount of jaw-droppingly chic trends. From sequins to sportswear, our favorite looks have been reinvented, and now that the New Year is almost here, we can hardly contain our excitement. This season in particular, beautiful pastels—from soft pink to baby blue—were in plentiful supply. But there one shade in particular that really caught our eye…
We’re calling it: Lavender will be one of the statement trends of 2018. And we’re definitely ready to set our Millennial Pink aside to make room for the new It shade. Tom Ford, Victoria Beckham, and Tibi all featured their pale purple pieces in the forefront of their collections, and for good reason: Lavender creates a chic contrast with denim and can easily be worn with a bold lip. To prepare you, we’ve rounded up the essential lavender pieces from high-end designers all the way down to your favorite fast-fashion lines.
Scroll down to check out which lavender pieces are essential for the 2018 trends.
A lavender blazer can upgrade your office look. For the weekends, pair it with reconstructed denim.
Layer a puffer over a chic lavender suit. Throw on a bold red lip and you’re set.
Make lavender the focal point of your look by wearing a bold single piece. Then pair it with minimalistic accessories.
Style a lavender blouse with other statement clothing and accessories. You can never go wrong with bold gold earrings and a geometric bag.
Style this lavender fur-lined jacket with high-waist denim. Available in sizes S to L.
Style this mule with light-wash denim.Available in sizes 35 to 41.
A definitely office-appropriate look. Available in sizes 12 to 24.
Puffer jackets are having a moment this winter. Available in sizes XS to L.
Small-frame sunglasses are a must-have for S/S 18.
A chic sweater that can easily transition into spring. Available in sizes XXS to L.
Tuck in a bow blouse into a metallic skirt for dinner. Available in sizes 0 to 12.
An office-appropriate staple. Available in sizes 38 IT to 48 IT.
Tinted lenses are still a popular style.
Make a statement with bell sleeves.Available in sizes 6 to 12.
Layer a lavender coat over a polka-dot dress. Available in sizes XS to M.
Chic evening shoes.Available in sizes 35 to 41.
Victorian blouses look chic tucked into tailored denim. Available in sizes 2 to 14.
Tuck this pastel sweater into denim to create contrast. Available in sizes XS to XL.
Easy everyday slides. Available in sizes 35 to 39.
A feminine twist on an everyday staple. Available in sizes 6 UK to 12 UK.
Brighten up your cold-weather wardrobe with this lavender coat. Available in sizes 36 to 40.
Style this midi dress with an oversize leather jacket. Available in sizes 00 to 2.
Related: 8 Trends That Are Going to Be Huge in 2018
Turtlenecks are a key layering piece. Available in sizes 0X to 4X.
A bodysuit guarantees a seamless look. Available in sizes XS to L.
Opt for this affordable sweater. Available in sizes XS to L.
An athleisure statement. Available in sizes 5 to 9.
Style this dress now with a leather jacket and with a denim jacket in the spring. Available in sizes XS to M. Now, check out the five eyewear trends that will be huge in 2018.
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