NYFW SS25 Runway Inspo: 3 Trends You Need This Upcoming Spring

New York City setting new trends this season, three key styles are dominating the streets and runways: pastels, asymmetrical designs, and the return of fringe. 

Soft as a Whisper: The Pastel Power 

From head-to-toe lavender to delicate baby blue, yellow, pink pastels are making a comeback. This trend adds a touch of sweetness and femininity to any outfit. 

Breaking the Mold: Asymmetrical Chic 

Asymmetrical designs are adding a playful touch to everything from dresses to tops. One-shoulder silhouettes, draped fabrics, and uneven hemlines are all making a statement. A personal favorite of mines!

Fringe Benefits: A Boho Revival 

Fringe is back in a big way, adding a touch of bohemian flair to everything from bags and shoes to jackets and dresses. From delicate fringe accents to full-on fringe fever, this trend adds movement and texture to any outfit. 

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Nejilka Arias

Fashion Editor

Nejilka Arias is a New York born, Dominican/American fashion editor, model and digital creator based in Sydney, Australia. As Fashion Editor at StyleCartel, she covers designer collections, emerging talent and the latest movements in fashion, with a perspective shaped by her instinct for personal style and culture. Her relationship with fashion began in 2008, when she started sharing outfits on Chictopia, later launching her own blog, ModelsWhoBlog. Since then, she has built a career at the intersection of fashion, imagery and digital media, collaborating with brands and developing a distinct aesthetic rooted in modern minimalism and understated glamour. Beyond fashion, Nejilka’s work extends into beauty, travel and lifestyle. A certified Pilates instructor, she also brings an interest in movement and wellbeing to her creative pursuits. In 2020, she was named one of Sorbet Magazine’s *Creatives to Watch*.