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Temperatures are rising, birds are singing, flowers are blooming. As you can tell, spring is just around the corner. With this fresh breeze, we are emerging from our dens dressed in our most vibrant clothes. The 2022 spring/summer trends are all about bright rainbow colours, jumpsuits, wedding dress-inspired attire, the 2000s and crochet creations. We can't wait for the warm weather to fill our wardrobe.
UNDER THE RAINBOW
This season, it's time to play with colours: fuchsia, orange, grass green and lemon yellow are stealing the show. Featured on the runways from fashion houses like Valentino, Versace and Miu Miu, these vibrant shades will have everyone talking. The bright jacket is a must-have and can be found at Zara, H&M and Dynamite.
Tired of your classic jumpsuit? Thankfully, this spring, we dare to rethink the jumpsuit in a different and original way: the unitard! Spotted on the Kardashians, this sporty-chic inspired piece combines comfort and style. To stay on top of the trends, wear it with an oversized blazer.
The white dress is slowly taking over the timeless little black dress. You don't need to get a proposal to flaunt a pretty white lace dress, as bridal inspiration is everywhere this season. It’s also the best time to support local creators like Marie Saint-Pierre, who offers beautiful white dresses.
The moment you've been dreading has finally arrived… low-rise pants are back! Whatever our figure, this spring, we're showing a little more below the belly button. 2000's fashion trends are all over the stores so it's easy to embrace them. Remember the velvet tracksuit à la Paris Hilton!
Isn't it amazing to wear something trendy that you've created yourself? The crochet craze can be found in all areas of fashion: bags, dresses, hats, skirts, cardigans, etc. If you're the DIY type, why not make it yourself? Crochet is very easy to learn and there are hundreds of videos to explain the fanciest techniques.
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