2011 will to be a most interesting and exciting year for fashion. The latest trends in women's fashions for 2011 are inspired by yesteryear's classic styles with a dash of sex, skin, colors. Women should try out styles that look good on them. Fashion trends 2011 will show a number of options for mixing and matching to come up with the right style. Thanks to changing fashion trends, old styles come back in fashion. 2011 will be a year of taking hold of the importance of being a woman and embracing the essence of womanhood.
Wide-Leg Trousers Fashion trends for Spring 2011 for women's day wear will feature comfortable designs like high-waisted, wide-leg trousers. The '70s-inspired bottoms are back with a vengeance! This style of pant looks good on just about any body frame or type.
Military StylesLook for an abstract take on futuristic, military-styles that mimic the more traditional military trends of seasons past. Out goes the mini craze that has swept closets for the past few years making way for the longer hemlines that exude elegance and sophistication.
Trendy Halter Necklines The appearance of beautiful halter-necklines on playsuits, dresses and summer gowns adorned with unique neck-wear, bring back vision of glamorous summer days spent by the sea.
Color Palette Perhaps it's Phoebe Philo's influence at Céline that permeates everyone's mood-boards, or even the chaotic energy in the world that's driving designers to simplify their palettes, but spring will be no stranger to warm and soothing shades of sand, camel, and ivory nicely framed with dark swipes of black. Rich mango, persimmon and ripe pumpkin, paired with white, will be one of spring's sweetest color trends. These intense shades feel make fashion alive and fresh once again.
WhiteWhite was major player for spring 2011 daywear. White, light-weight sweater dresses are great casual day wear items for early spring. Italian design house No.21 has set the bar for this look with their white sweater dress.
Style Tip: Most white garments tend to be see-through. This is especially so for spring, which would use lighter fabrics. Wearing a white or nude slip, camisole or hosiery can help prevent "peak-a-boo moments"
Denim Denim almost never goes out of style and is versatile enough to go from daywear into evening. However, the best denim offerings for spring 2011 are meant for daywear. Even the house of Valentino offered up a ruffled, denim shorts suit for spring 2011 daywear. However, the trendiest uses of denim comes from London's commercial design house Twenty8Twelve. Look out for women flocking to purchases dresses similar to Twenty8Twelve's denim babydoll dresses.
Style Tip: Denim can be made light-weight or heavy weight. Regardless of the weight of the fabric denim suits can be warmer to wear than a pair of jeans. Therefore, wear denim suits during the beginning of spring.
Long HemlinesTraditionally springtime is for shorts and short hemlines. However, designers have turned this tradition on its ear for spring 2011. Hemlines are much longer this coming season. These longer hemlines give way to the romantic and boho looks seen during the spring 2011 shows.
Style Tip: If you choose a dress or skirt that sweeps the ground, wear flat sandals as heels can dig into the fabric causing garment tears or worse injury from a fall.
Dolman SleevesBlouses have gravitated to fuller, boxier, cropped cuts for some time now, so it should not be a surprise to see so many designers featuring fuller silhouettes and classic dolman sleeves. Some of the blouses reference vintage surf hoodies, while others feel modern and almost evening-like. Favorites, Yigal Azrouël and Vena Cava, manage to give this typically casual piece an old Hollywood sophistication.
Keep a look out for these trends when they hit stores in the coming months. Maybe you will want to wear one or two of these trends together. Perhaps you'd be lucky enough to find a maxi-length, white denim skirt and kill three birds with one stone for daywear attire. Start planning on way to use these trends to update your wardrobe next spring.
