Now that spring has more or less sprung, we’re looking to get in on the biggest trends for SS18. Pieces inspired by nature are always a winning option at this time of year and we’ve spotted stylists and designers interpreting the trend in a big way. From animal prints to floral embroidery, petal tones to runways disguised as enchanted forests – as seen at Chanel – collections influenced by the natural world are everywhere. 

Forget muted tones and sleek silhouettes, this spring designers are opting for maximalism, and the bolder and brighter the better. One of our favourite takes on the trend comes from Colombian designer Johanna Ortiz and luxury online retailer mytheresa.com. The pair have collaborated to create a statement nine-piece capsule collection sold exclusively at mytheresa.com. 

It’s no secret that we’re fans of Alexa Chung. The model, writer, IT-girl and now designer is always ahead of the curve when it comes to her style. Her influences are myriad, from punk to Victoriana, and we love the creative references in her own collections too. 

Nobody knows how to match prints to perfection like Versace.  This dress looks stunning on Camila Cabello, it really hugs her figure and this is actually the amazing philosophy behind the fashion brand, celebrate the woman figure and shape. Something that I always look for on any brand.  photo credit: @versace on twitter  #fashion #women #versace #look 

We love those easy pieces you can just throw on and go but spring hasn’t exactly been the warmest this year. Nonetheless, we’re determined to rock our in-season pieces as seen on the runway and on all our favourite celebs. 

There's just something about the elegance, not to mention the comfort factor of a leather moccasin or a well-turned-out loafer. The ‘70s resurgence, with its voluminous silhouettes, floral prints and maximalism calls for a solid shoe to tie a look together and we’ve found our match. Now, with bold spring colours like blush pink and forest green dominating the streets, new silhouettes are appearing too, including heeled versions with embellishments like buckles, feathers and patterns. 

At Dolce and Gabbana’s Alta Moda Fashion Show at the Metropolitan Opera in New York, they presented 100 looks all dedicated to the state itself and the US. Each look was unique and striking and, as seen in the image above, they even included prints of New York city. #fashionshow #newyork #dolce&gabbana Credit: fashion_week

The floral prints begin to have a significant role in the streets. They do it through dresses, skirts and flashy trousers also because of their colour. Purple, green and yellow appears to be the most popular this season.Credits: Pinterest

How to wear floral this season? With statement shoes, of course! Floral prints and colorful accessories pave the path to a joyful Summer! #skirt #boots #floral

From your dad’s closet to Bella Hadid, oversize jacket made a comeback during the past Fashion Week and it’s getting harder to ignore the trend. 

This is a quite interesting mix of prints, having that much boldness in the dress you would that she will pair it with both a black bag and eyes,  But instead, she goes with a leopard print in the bag, making the outfit even more fun and out there.  Photo Credit: @manrepeller on twitter #fashion #look #outfit #trend 

Animal prints are truly under the spotlight for Autumn Winter 2018. If you’re looking for something new and fresh. Something other than leopard prints… Than zebra prints will be your favourite. If you even want to go one step further, forget the same ol’ black and white pattern and go for the newest neon and bold coloured versions of the zebra print! #animal #print #pattern #zebra #trend #fashion #style