spring 2017 fashion

Although the majority of fashionistas are already accustomed to rocking flowery prints during the warmer months of the year, Spring 2017’s take on the floral trend involves all over patterns. For the upcoming season, stylesetters can expect to see garden prints making a splash from head to toe.

For anyone looking for a seaside escape this season, Spring 2017’s trend of stripes can instantly transport you to a decadent, relaxing beach vacation. Whether you’re a fan of brilliant pastel hues or red and white colourblocking, look no further than the runway trend of beach inspired stripes. From work to play, we’ve curated our favourite ways to rock the trend right now.

Traditionally associated with rebirth and new beginnings, the upcoming spring season means that lemon and sunflower hues are sure to cause a splash on the city sidewalks. If you’re ready to replace your LBD with a little yellow dress, try taking your fashion cues from the Spring 2017 catwalks right now.

Calgary-born design talent Paul Hardy first entered the industry in 2002, with a debut show at Toronto Fashion Week. Fifteen years later, the humble, soft-spoken and meticulous Hardy recently presented his latest collection at FashionCAN at Toronto’s Yorkdale Shopping Centre. Read on to learn more about his thoughts on the leading Spring 2017 trends, his passion for layered materials and the iconic designers who have helped to inspire his craft.

For Spring 2017, arms are gradually emerging from sleeves, as the slit sleeve trend makes a splash on the catwalks and city sidewalks. As it’s still fairly cold to sport sleeveless tops, try turning to the runways for inspiration as you rock the slit sleeve trend. We’ve curated our favourite ways to embrace the look this season.