Spring and Summer Fashion: The List

Even though it feels like we just wrapped up the holidays, Spring and Summer fashion is already in bloom. Last week Neiman Marcus at client Fashion Valley hosted a colorful luncheon for San Diego’s fashionistas to unveil the sweetest looks of the season, for both men and women.

Bold red looks are trending for both ladies and fellas this season. With the San Diego Latino Film Festival coming up March 10-20 at Fashion Valley, red is the perfect hue to create a star-worthy moment. The regal red Oscar de la Renta dress shown during the trend event would be perfect for any red carpet premiere, after party or even to attend the center’s Latin-inspired Spring runway show on March 18.

Blazers and bomber jackets in interesting patterns are also expected to be seen this season, including florals, paisley and mixed lace in luxe finishes, which could be great for the few remaining crisp evenings we have in San Diego.

Denim everything is another consistent theme we’re seeing this season – whether it’s distressed, colored denim or denim-on-denim, like the denim skirt over flared jeans shown at the luncheon.

Shoes that wrap and tie are also sure to make a stylish entrance, to add a fashion-forward and feminine spring to our step. Add in some statement earrings and vivid matte lips and you’ll be ready to for any occasion.

Check out the full list of must-have looks curated by Neiman Marcus Fashion Valley and Neiman Marcus Style Advisor Alex Yanez:

For the fellas:

  • Distressed denim
  • Bold jackets
  • City skaters
  • Confident reds
  • Soft tailoring
  • The new bomber
  • Stripes
  • Fresh prints
  • Military influence

 

For the ladies:

  • The wide-leg pant
  • Bare shoulders
  • Lace, lace, lace
  • Confident reds
  • High-impact earrings
  • Shoes that wrap and tie
  • Denim everything
  • Embellished bags
  • Vivid matte lips
  • The blazer redefined

 

What’s your favorite Spring look? Tweet us @CuratorPR!

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