These Are the Biggest Fashion Trends For 2018 — Are You Ready?

There's one print that's dominating fashion town, and that's checks. You'll find the design most frequently on blazers and trousers, but the detail has graduated from suit sets to asymmetrical tops and breezy skirts. It's time to mix the pattern with your other favorite: florals.

For an easy Fall uniform, wear your River Island check blazer ($120) over a t-shirt and jeans.

This Etoile Isabel Marant check print skirt ($250) is unlike any other thanks to the cute side bow.

Mango's check-print trousers ($50) are professional enough for the office.

From Alexander Wang to Dior, the reemergence of fringe was fresh and fun. We spotted full-on fringe looks from dresses to coats and even accessories embellished with this finish. Before you say you're not a fan, just check out these runway outfits.

Twirl around and take a Boomerang in this Free People fringe jacket ($598).

Looking for a statement bag? You'll definitely want to add this Gucci piece ($820) to your collection.

Nasty Gal updated its leopard-print jacket with fringe ($110).

Self-Portrait paired buckle shoes with every look for Spring '18, which means this retro style is sure to make a big comeback. The detail is strong enough to make a statement but also versatile enough so that you can incorporate it into your wardrobe. If you're looking for a unique pair to add to your Fall wardrobe right now, we found some options ahead.

For a bit of edge in your outfits, slip on this Balenciaga boot ($1,275).

We love the buckle and strap designs on this ASOS shoe ($48).

You can easily wear these Zara buckle block heels ($76) with jeans.

Soft shades of lavender and lilac popped up in Spring '18 shows such as Proenza Schouler and Victoria Beckham, and we couldn't be more pleased. The color is a nice change from millennial pink and looks great on every item. Don't believe us? Just check out the lavender selections being offered already.

Forever 21 is already busy creating lavender-colored items like this sweater ($45).

You don't need another black skirt. This purple option from Derek Lam ($2,490) is a bolder choice.

This Tanya Taylor top ($295) is suitable for dressier occasions.

Looking for a not-so-traditional pencil skirt? Consider scooping up this Liz Claiborne piece ($40).

Unlike the overused phrase "Florals for Spring? Groundbreaking," the print actually feels fresh again for 2018. That's thanks to designers drawing from the '60s designs, which are characterized by dramatic colors and large buds. Look out for this print and try mixing it with checks for something completely unexpected.

Dress it up or down — this Rosie Assoulin dress ($3,995) is picture perfect.

The power of Fall florals has even trickled down to footwear like these Jeffrey Campbell booties ($165).

This Anthropologie kimono ($98) gives off lazy Sunday afternoon vibes.

For the ladies who live in their jumpsuits or rompers, we have good news for you. This one-and-done staple is coming back in full force next year with a utilitarian twist. The new silhouette draws inspiration from the classic flight suit and comes in boxy and boyish styles that have the perfect slouchy quality.

This Etienne Marcel denim jumpsuit ($231) might replace your favorite pair of jeans.

For a one-and-done look, slip on this Rachel Comey jumpsuit ($448).

If you ask us how to style this Frame jumpsuit ($399), we'd say wear it with heels.

Let statement-making jewelry do all the talking come 2018. You'll feel a hint of the '80s thanks to oversize earrings and layered necklaces that seem to make accessorizing fun again. Whatever you do, skip the more delicate pieces in favor of bolder options.

For a pair of statement earrings, we'd highly recommend this Saint Laurent piece ($445).

If you still love chokers, go with a star option from Nasty Gal ($10).

You won't need to wear any other piece of jewelry as long as you have this Nakd earring ($22).

Chanel did it best with its PVC-themed Spring '18 runway show. Everything from boots to coats received the clear treatment and looked wearable to us. If you're hesitant to try the trend, go easy first with a heel or bag.

There's simply nothing else to say about this Miu Miu coat ($2,055) other than it is damn cool.

You don't have to spend a fortune on PVC booties — just select this option by Kendall + Kylie ($185).

For a barely there heel, we love this one from Steve Madden ($109).

Glitter and sequins are usually reserved for nighttime festivities, but we're here to tell you they're perfectly fine for daytime wear too. Let the natural light reflect off a shimmery skirt or top because there's no better way to stand out. Plus, now you don't have to worry about changing out of your 9-to-5 look.

Consider this Lovers + Friends x Revolve sequin bomber ($238) a day-to-night kind of piece.

Of course J.Crew makes the perfect daytime sequin top ($300).

Hurry and shop because this H&M sequin skirt ($70) won't be in stock for long.

We're looking for the next It bag, and we found it with fisherman totes. Fashion houses have transformed the mundane netting material into stylish carry-alls for your essentials. These bags will definitely be the catch of the day come 2018.

Have you seen a more stylish fishnet bag than this one from Vetements ($3,850)? Nope.

For a less expensive selection on this trendy bag, grab one from Pixie Market ($64).

You can pack all your essentials into this net bag ($215).