
Fashion Reverie has come up with a little guide for you on how to be on top of your fashion game in the coming New Year! And what better way to be on trend in 2020 than to take some cues from some of Fashion Reverie’s favorite celebrities.
Fashion Reverie has narrowed down the best 2020 celebrity trends from New York City, Paris, Milan, and London spring 2020 fashion week collections. And you may wonder, why so early? Remember, fashion changes, at times, quicker than thoughts, so it best to be ahead of the curve. No publication keeps you ahead of the curve and on point better than Fashion Reverie!!

Denim Flares
Celebrities have already rocking the denim trend throughout 2019 and it is slowly taking over a wider audience. After all, everyone looks good and already owns some denim that can easily be reworked into the current trend. Margot Robbie, showing off her slim figure, makes this casual look easily replicated; almost straight from the runway.
Celine, Brandon Maxwell

Peter Pan Collars
A few of Fashion Reverie’s favorite celebrities are big fans of Peter Pan collars. They never actually went out of style; however, surprisingly celebs that usually wear more revealing clothes are lately opting for this practical spring 2020 runway style. Kris Jenner is a master of the look and presents many options.
Marc Jacobs, Chocheng

Minis and Short Shorts
Goodbye midi skirts and dresses, well, for now. Minis are back and the shorter the better. Some are quite revealing, so not everyone will feel comfortable following this spring 2020 trend. However, you might use minis and short shorts as motivation to tone those thighs. Miley Cyrus has always confidently worn short skirts and we like that she wears hose with hers, as well. Keeping it classy!
Hermès, Saint Laurent

Vesting
Vesting might be something you need to practice. It takes a certain type of woman like Victoria Beckham to pull this look off. She looks sassy but sexy but very independent and strong. Yes, all in one. Go for it, this is a look you can take over the world in .
Dion Lee, Paco Rabanne

1970’s Prints
Seventies’ prints work for any age and any occasion. Hailey Baldwin wore a more serious version of 70s print, and you can start with a more subtle look paired with boots with a long slit on the side. Pretty Mess showed us a more advanced version of taking 70’s to the New York Fashion Week: The Shows (NYFWS) runway.
Cynthia Rowley, Kyle + Shahida

Polka Dots
A pretty common pattern and that most of us have in our closets; however, this season designers made this well-known pattern super fun! We love the way Olivia Culpo styles her dress. Great idea for a daytime look.
Dries Van Noten, Moschino
Tijana Ibrahimovic
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