2017 was the year of fresh new entrants into the fashion calendar.

While most of us have been guilty of indulging in a shopping spree, it’s a relief that some of the hot fashion trends from 2017 can be carried straight into 2018!

Now your 2017 shopping picks will no longer go to waste. Here’s what will still be trending this New Year.

1. Palazzo Pants

Spare your legs from the torture of jeans and jeggings this summer because palazzos are here to rule. We won’t let go of the comfort that these wide-legged trousers provide. A stylish pair is a must-have if you love the beauty of fluid fashion.

2. Pastels

2017 saw some pretty, dainty shades that resemble the magical world of fairytales. 2018’s fashion diary is no different because lilacs, bubblegum pinks, mauve, teal and pistachios are gaining visibility this year too. Try stylish women’s jumpsuits, tops and dresses featuring washed-out and vivid pastels.

3. Fringes

Fringes were a sight to behold in 2017. As per predictions, fringes will continue to be on the trending list. Expect to see everything from jackets, to crop tops, to bags reveling in the fringe mania!

4. Ultraviolet

Pantone’s color of the year, ultraviolet, will be seen everywhere in 2018. It gradually started to reign in December 2017, and this year, the powerful shade will shine in all its opulence. Ultraviolet is already making a bold splash in designer dresses for women, so don’t hesitate to flaunt your clothes in this vivacious colour.

5. Flowy Silhouettes

Flowy robes are so much in fashion just like last year; and for all the right reasons! They are chic, stylish and super comfy. A fluid yet structured fabric in a flowy pattern embodies elegance and provides unmatched comfort. So keep your breezy gowns and lightweight jumpsuits, you’ll definitely need them this year!

Make the most of these trends this New Year. If your wardrobe is missing out anything, it’s time to ramp up your style game. Get designer tunics, tops, palazzos, tunic dresses, and formal jumpsuits crafted from organic LIVA fabric.