Fashion Weeks Trends For Spring

Cotton Candy - Sweet as candy, light, and fluffy, this rosy shade showed up in both flowing silhouettes and sharp-tailored separates on the runways of Fashion Week.

Cyan - Where fiery reds were all the rage last season, we're thinking of making a major statement this spring in a shade of blue that's just as hot.

Lavender - This year several collections captured the pastel purple of budding tulips in both prints and stark solids.

Milk Chocolate—Boxy dresses and over-sized separates took on a smooth, creamy cocoa color that makes the sweet tooth tingle.

Pure White - Virginal white has a somewhat harsh edge this spring in a shade that's so bright it almost blinding.

Putty Beige - A fresh neutral tone that we're adding to our palette is as adaptable as the toy, but certainly not as silly.

Raspberry Pink - From work friendly to the most-special occasion, designers showed love for a bright berry pink just ripe for the picking.

Robin's Egg - Falling on the cool side of the color spectrum, a breezy blue complimented frilled and loose-fit garments such as over-sized tops and tulle party dresses.

Seafoam Green - Straying from the hunter and army tones that bulk up our winter wear, spring switches over to minty, mellow greenery.

Split Pea - We'll admit we needed to get over the name's ick factor, but it was hard not to get turned on by the greenish-yellow, yellowy-green muted shade that appeared in a flock of pretty dresses.