Fashion Week for menswear is wrapping up, and the trends are rolling in! We’re here to give you the rundown of the runway so you can get a head-start on what to look out for in the upcoming seasons. Fashion Week dates, trend forecasts—plenty of ideas for you to chew on during the shows! Let’s first start with the important dates:

Spring 2017 Fashion Weeks

Red carpet and runway season is about to be in full swing, so we’ve put together a calendar of events so you can easily keep up with the next few months of shows!

February:

• DGA Awards: Feb 6th
• New York Fashion Week: Feb 9^th– Feb 17^th
• GRAMMY Awards: Feb 10th
• BAFTA Awards: Feb 12th
• London Fashion Week: Feb 17^th-Feb 21th
• WGA Awards: Feb 19th
• Milan Fashion Week: Feb 22th – Feb 28^th
• BRIT Awards: Feb 22nd
• The Oscars: Feb 24th
• Independent Spirit Awards: Feb 25th

March:

• Paris Fashion Week: Feb 28th – Mar 8th
• Johannesburg Fashion Weel: Mar 28th – Mar 29th

April:

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  CMA Awards: Apr 2nd
• Oliver Awards & MTV Movie Awards: Apr 9th
• New York International Bridal Week: Apr 22nd – Apr 24th
• Day Time Emmy Awards: Apr 30th

May:

• Met Gala: May 1st
• Australia International Bridal Week: May 14th –  May19th
• Billboard Music Awards: May 21st

June:

• London Men’s Fashion Week: Jun 9 – Jun 12
• Tony Awards: Jun 11th
• Milan Fashion Week: Jun 17th – Jun 20th
• Paris Fashion Week: Jun 21st – Jun 25th

July:

• Paris Haute Couture Fashion Week: Jul 2nd – Jul 6th
• New York Men’s Fashion Week: Jul 10 – Jul 13th
• Comic-Con San Diego : Jul 20th – Jul 23rd
• Teen Choice Awards: Jul 30th

 

Last year’s fashion weeks included off-the-shoulder and orange/purple designs in New York, oversized proportions and mesh at London, box-pleats and muted florals at Milan, and leather- and Eastern-style designs in Paris. Here’s what this year is looking like based on the Spring 2017 Couture shows happening right now:

Tulle, Tiers, and Ruffles

Taking advantage of the shapes and size of tiered tulles and ruffles is a great way to play with volume and silhouettes! This top by Viktor&Rolf uses tulle to play up the shape and formality of the blazer!

Short Fringe and Color-Blocking

A very 80s-inspired design that uses color blocking, striking colors, and fringe to work with contrast! A loose sweater on top helps to contrasts the view of the legs, too, making for a lively ensemble.

Wrap and Big Tie Shirts and Dresses

A big beautiful side wrap on this dress emphasizes an asymmetrical look that’s both head-turning and flattering!

Patterns on Top, Solids on Bottom

This is a style that’s simple to execute and has been seen across multiple shows–complex prints on top and solids on the bottom! This style can work with skirts and pants, too!

Beaded and Embroidered

Beads, beads, beads! Lots of embroidered looks on the runway this season with precise stitching and beaded designs. These fabrics make gorgeous overlays!

Hi-Low and Gathered Skirts

Stylists showed off designs that gathered pleats and had flowing skirts! Both casual and formal settings suit this style well.

Long skirts, Loose fit, and All-over Cover

And finally, a style that highlighted cover-up above all! Long, loose, and relaxed-cut dresses were commonly presented. Do you think you pull off this elegant style?

Spring 2017 Menswear

We also want to give some love to menswear! Here are some highlighted styles from the line-ups this past season:

Cuffed Pants

Cuffed and with an exposed ankle, these trousers make for a great modern style!

90s-Inspired Jackets

A blast from the not-so-distant past? Comfortable and sporty, this loose-cut jacket design is reminiscent of the 1990’s!

Fitted Blazers with Pegged Trousers

This design highlights silhouette contrast with a fitted cut on top outweighed by the fuller bottom! With this look, you’ll be stylish without having to sacrifice comfort!

Thick and Knitted Looks

Thick knits are always welcome! They’re a pinnacle of comfort and luxury, and they look warm and chic, too. If you haven’t tried wearing something like this before, give it a shot!

Trench Coats

Trench coats were scattered across the runway shows for Menswear! Light and heavy styles were included, making this a versatile jacket style for all seasons!

This is what we’ve seen for the Couture and Menswear Spring 2017 shows so far. If these styles are anything to go by, the upcoming 2017 Fashion Weeks are surely something to look forward to! Some are returning, like the tiered designs and decade-inspired styles, and others–like the cover-all and knitted looks, are making their efforts to shine! Which of these styles do you think will do well and stick around in the upcoming Fashion Week? Is there a style you’d like to see be surprised with during the shows?