1Colour Block like A Détacher
On paper, pink and ruffles should have been too sickly sweet to make the cut. But in reality A Détacher's designer Monika Kowalska has managed to make a very modern, simple dress. Tick.
2Toughen up with black boots like Chanel
Karl's turned the pretty dial up to eleven with this lacy number. Black boots and tights keeps the dress from being too bridal.
3Girly frills call for black accessories like Chloé
Who would have thought it, pure girly frills in lilac and peach are literally the best combination. Like Karl, black accessories keep it from getting too Sandra Dee.
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4Go 'modern flamenco dancer' like Cushnie et Ochs
Silky flamenco ruffles, cut out shoulders and a skirt slashed to the thigh banishes any feeling that frills mean frump.
5Pair with a colourful shirt like Rochas
For a relaxed take on the trend, it's Rochas who we are taking notes from. A simple, ruffled jumper and shirt
6Pick leather ruffles like Rodarte
The Rodarte sisters have a particular brand of 'gothic romanticism' that walks the perfect line between gritty and girly. Case in point, their leather frilly jacket.
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7Cover up and slip on a heel like Stella McCartney
Grey jersey is given new life with a smattering of frills at Stella. But if you try it at home, this much fabric calls for a pointed heel.
8Channel a touch of the '80s like Valentino
The 1980s were arguably the glory days for the ruffle. Valentino's 'ra-ra skirt' dress gives a nice little nod to the decade but thankfully there are no leg warmers in sight.
9House of Holland SS17
Getty Images Make like Henry Holland's girls and toughen up your ruffles with a dark belt and some mesh.
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10House of Holland SS17
Getty Images Ruffles and checks / plaid = match made in 2016 heaven
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