Spring Summer 13 Catwalk Trend Round-Up

We’re optimistic that the worst of winter is behind us which, combined with the fact that our favourite stores are already packed full of spring/summer 2013 pieces, means it’s time to get our heads, and our wardrobes, around the new season trends. Read on for ELLE’s essential guide...

Louis Vuitton S/S 2013

1960s:

Marc Jacobs led the charge for this trend on both sides of the pond with swirling stripes, beehive ‘dos and swinging coats and short, short dresses. The Louis Vuitton checkerboard looks are the trend’s stand-out pieces  - and the A-list have already been wearing them.

Moschino S/S 2013

1960s:

Marc Jacobs led the charge for this trend on both sides of the pond with swirling stripes, beehive ‘dos and swinging coats and short, short dresses. The Louis Vuitton checkerboard looks are the trend’s stand-out pieces  - and the A-list have already been wearing them.

Versus S/S 2013

1960s:

Marc Jacobs led the charge for this trend on both sides of the pond with swirling stripes, beehive ‘dos and swinging coats and short, short dresses. The Louis Vuitton checkerboard looks are the trend’s stand-out pieces  - and the A-list have already been wearing them.

Isabel Marant S/S 2013

1970s:

Look to Hedi Slimane’s debut Saint Laurent collection to really nail this look – floppy hats, fringing long, sweeping, floaty dresses, pussy bow blouses and tuxedo jackets, all straight from the YSL archives. Isabel Marant channelled a retro, hippy vibe with lacing details and embroidered waistcoats, while clashing colours ruled at Moschino.

Moschino Cheap and Chic S/S 2013

1970s:
Look to Hedi Slimane’s debut Saint Laurent collection to really nail this look – floppy hats, fringing long, sweeping, floaty dresses, pussy bow blouses and tuxedo jackets, all straight from the YSL archives. Isabel Marant channelled a retro, hippy vibe with lacing details and embroidered waistcoats, while clashing colours ruled at Moschino.