Latest Summer Fashion Trends 2014

1. Iridescence

For an important effect, slip on a holographic dress or top. For an even more subdued impact, hold an iridescent clutch, rather.From remaining: Lanvin, Marc by Marc Jacobs and 3.1 Phillip Lim

5. Mesh

During autumn and winter season, layer the netted textile over a heavier material for insulation. Come springtime, wear mesh over a black (or a daring neon hue) camisole.From kept: Elizabeth & James, Milly and Vera Wang

9. Full Dresses

The voluminous ladylike silhouette will be here to stay. Pair the tea-length skirt with tights and shoes through the winter.From kept: Tracy Reese, Christian Dior and Roksanda Ilincic

13. White Blouses

The classic white button-down was reinterpreted on runway. Try to find a necktie detailing, embellishments or asymmetric slices for a unique spin.From left: Rachel Zoe range, Viktor & Rolf and Preen by Thornton Bregazzi

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17. Luxe Sweatshirts

Sweatshirts are no much longer relegated into the gymnasium. The slouchy silhouette gets a makeover for spring, with brighter hues and splashier habits. From left: Antonio Berardi, Peter Som and Christopher Kane

21. Suits

Look like an employer in an electrical suit-but with coordinated shade separates. Brave a striking pattern or shade. Too intimidating? Tread waters with a lighter color.From left: L'Wren Scott, Ralph Lauren and Antonio Berardi

25. Pastels

Speak to your sweet part with pretty pastels in mint green, lavender and blush green. For cold temperatures, provide some advantage with jeweled tones and leather.From left: Jason Wu, Rag & Bone and Honor

29. Black & White

No shades of grey here-look sharp and cool in contrasting colors.From kept: Narciso Rodriguez, Richard Chai adore and Helmut Lang

33. Athleticism

an athletic visual obviously annexed the runways, such as, baseball caps, tennis-inspired clothes and varsity coats. Wear them individual or all together.From remaining: Lacoste, John Galliano and Victoria Beckham

37. Geometric Images

Flashback to geometry class for next period's printing trend: grids, triangles, concentric groups plus. From left: Carolina Herrera, Peter Pilotto and Fendi