On Trend: Women's Spring 2025 Fashion Trend Report

Discover the newest fashion styles everyone's talking about in our shoppable trend report. From free-flowing fringe to micro minis and monochrome moments, explore the appeal of candy-colored hues, architectural shapes and transparent fabrics. Shop these Spring 2025 trends on JOOR Passport today to bring your customers the latest in new season style!

Explore the latest trends reshaping the landscape of fashion, as featured on our clients’ runways, in our newest shoppable trend report. From the sculptural styles seen at Loewe, Missoni and JW Anderson to the ethereal sheer pieces showcased by Simone Rocha, Khaite and Victoria Beckham, each trend offers exciting potential. Shake things up with movement-friendly fringe from Michael Kors, Proenza Schouler and Isabel Marant, or experiment with the ever-decreasing hemlines presented by Coperni, Carolina Herrera and Emilia Wickstead. Brands like Vivienne Westwood and Richard Quinn embraced a black and white aesthetic while others including Chloé and Dries Van Noten opted for a softer and more delicate pastel color palette. As you're reviewing these Spring 2025 style statements, make sure to click over to JOOR Passport to shop these trends today!

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Trend 1: Pretty Pastels

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In a departure from the vivid hues of previous seasons, soft pastel shades have reemerged with designers like Nina Ricci and Erdem leading the way. Incorporating these delicate colors into a wardrobe is easy and can be achieved with one statement piece or by mixing separates in complementary tones. Chloé's pastel creations feature ruffles and tiers of lace, evoking a whimsical and romantic appeal. Emporio Armani's co-ordinating two pieces offer a grown-up take on the sweet shades, showing pastels can also be sophisticated. Dries Van Noten gave pastel floral prints a metallic sheen for a futuristic take on the tone that feels ultra-modern.  

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Trend 2: Sheer Elegance

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The sheer trend first emerged a few seasons ago and is showing no sign of slowing down, with fashion brands including Simone Rocha, Khaite and Victoria Beckham all choosing the allure of translucent fabrics once again. Now designers are leaning into the elegant nature of transparency, creating sophisticated styles that would be well suited to formal occasions. Some sent models down the runway simply covered by a sheer overlay while others chose a layered approach to using these ethereal fabrics. These fashion houses are elevating the sheer look to a wearable trend many will want to try.

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Trend 3: Bold Black & White

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Fashion is having a monochrome moment, with black and white outfits set to become one of the biggest trends. Whether the color combination comes in the form of stripes, prints or two-tone garments, they add a sense of boldness to any ensemble. This trend's striking appeal makes it a top choice for those looking to stand out both online and in-person. From Gabriela Hearst's black and white dresses that gave the appearance of two different designs stitched together to Vivienne Westwood's dark dresses that revealed a bright white lining, monochrome added an element of drama to the looks on the runway this season.

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Trend 4: Sculptural Silhouettes

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The fashion world has always been in awe of architects, but this trend sees designers trying their hand at larger-than-life forms. Sculptural silhouettes have been embraced in clothing and accessories, bringing new meaning to the phrase 'wearable art'. From overexaggerated shoulders to spaceship-like hems that jut out at the hips, this is the expression of personality and structure in style. Missoni experimented with the playful side of this trend, bringing their iconic zigzag motif to life as a 3D iteration. Loewe's trapezoid shapes and voluminous tailoring offered a more wearable take on the trend, making it accessible for those looking to bring an element of architecture into their everyday. Together, these brands are making a sculptural statement in the fashion landscape, offering options to suit various demographics and their style preferences.  

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Trend 5: Fringe Benefits

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Embrace fashion that was made to move with fringing on hems, shoulders and all-over outerwear. From Western-inspired embellishment to a more modern take on shredded fabric, fringing adds an element of drama to silhouettes. This trend is an easy way to make a statement, perfect for those who want to stand out from the crowd. Isabel Marant, known for its bohemian separates, showcased a free-spirited '70s fringe that could easily be imagined swaying in the wind. Meanwhile, Michael Kors' unique addition of fringing on the hem of lace cocktail dresses gave his creations a playful look that's perfect for party season and beyond. These designers prove that fringe is a highly versatile fashion trend that can be worn for a multitude of occasions.

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Trend 6: Micro Minis

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The micro mini skirt trend has now extended into mini dresses, offering a more grown-up allure. Hemlines are the shortest they have ever been, and this combination of seduction and playfulness makes this trend a go-to choice for those who like to have fun with their style. Numerous brands presented their own take on the micro mini, highlighting its versatility and making it an option for anyone looking to add some interest to their wardrobe. For Coperni's Spring 2025 collection, micro hemlines were adorned with ruffles as the brand embraced a youthful direction. At 3.1 Philip Lim mini dresses were finished with feather hems, softening the look of the short silhouettes and bringing an ethereal feel to the runway.

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