fashion trends for women

[1.] Biker chic The tough-edged biker chic trend is still going strong. Little details like studs and grommets are sure to adorn the clothes and shoes this spring. Leather is also a classic way to incorporate this trend. But how can you do this in spring without coming off as too dark? Consider going for a piece like a leather jacket instead of a skirt or dress. A jacket can easily mesh with almost any outfit, so you can wear your tough leather with pretty traditional spring florals. Also consider opting for a color other than black to take a little bit of the edge off. You know, if you want to. [2.] Rockstar glam The glamorous inspiration of rockstars is also an inspiration that can easily find its way into your spring wardrobe. If you still have some destroyed jeans lying around from recent trends, try pairing it with excessively shiny pieces, like a sequined blouse or metallic jacket. Mixing of dressy and not is key here; make sure you only go for one statement piece at a time to avoid looking like a disco ball. [3.] Dark trends It can be difficult to incorporate the dark, almost gothic trends inspired by fantasy and vampires into a spring wardrobe. To succeed, look for dark spins on traditional spring patterns or silhouettes. You could do an A-line skirt in flouncy light fabric, but make a statement by choosing black for the color. Or you could look for florals in dark tones instead of the traditional brights. Little details also go a long way to adding a trend. A black lace cami underneath something bright and floral can be enough. Or try piling on dark heavy chains with an otherwise demure outfit. As always, trends should be exercised in moderation. If you dress head to toe in black leather, you are more likely to look like a felon than a fashionista. Try to incorporate a trend in a moderate way, especially if its a trend that might not be here to stay.