Highlighting a range of styles, prints, and silhouettes straight from the Spring/Summer 2023 runways.

Fact: Spring is synonymous with dresses.&nbsp;
After months of endless layering, maxi coats, furry footwear, and heavy knits, there's a feeling of relief when you are finally able to strip back and wear something a bit lighter. One of the most popular fashion forms in which this feeling takes place is through dresses. Now, it's all about deciding what type of dress you want to flaunt underneath the summer sun. From sheer dresses to column dresses to bubble hem dresses, the Spring/Summer 2023 runways really came through with <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/copenhagan-fashion-week-street-style-spring-summer-2023">must-know trends</a> we can't wait to hop on. Below, L'OFFICIEL&nbsp;gives a rundown on the top six dress trends to know for this spring.

Gabriela Hearst Spring/Summer 2023

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Jason Wu Spring/Summer 2023

Metallics? For spring? Finally, something groundbreaking. Metallic tones are notoriously associated with fall wardrobes, but this spring season has called for a shakeup. Liquid metallic silver and gold hues appeared numerous times on the Spring/Summer 2023 runways from labels such as Valentino and Jason Wu, officially inserting itself as a must-know trend.

Fe Noel Spring/Summer 2023

Jason Wu

LaQuan Smith

Victor Glemaud

If 2022 forecasted anything, it's that fashion is calling for something sensual and sexy&mdash;such as sheer dresses. Sheer dresses were first revived on the <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/fashion-trends-to-try-in-2023" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Spring/Summer 2022 runways</a>, followed by a continuous wave of celebrities donning the see-through style on red carpets. Proving that the trend is here to stay, the Spring/Summer 2023 collections included numerous sheer dresses, all styled and interpreted in distinct ways. (Not to mention celebrities such as <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/rihanna-best-on-stage-fashion-looks-performance-tour-music" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Rihanna</a>, <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/new-celebrity-couples-2023-dating-relationships" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Emily Ratajkowski</a>, Ciara, Emma Chamberlain, and Olivia Rodrigo have already brought sheer dresses into 2023).&nbsp;

Brandon Maxwell

Givenchy

Saint Laurent

Versace

Forget volume, this spring season is taking a page from the '90s and is all about embracing the column dress. In an era where more labels are pulling back by tapping into timeless styles and minimal aesthetics, column dresses could not have resurfaced at a more appropriate time. While the structured look exudes a certain level of formality (see: Givenchy), its simple silhouette provides an easy way for more casual styling.&nbsp;

Gucci

Theophilio

<a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/how-to-style-animal-prints-this-season" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Animal prints</a> are no stranger to showing up in the trend cycle, though, for this spring season, labels are taking a ride on the wild side by incorporating a range of animal motifs. Labels such as <a href="https://www.lofficielsingapore.com/fashion/dakota-johnson-stars-in-gucci-the-jackie-1961-campaign" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Gucci</a> featured a chic tiger print, while Theophilio let snakeskin slither into the sexy collection. In able to provide a fashion-forward take on the trend, brands have incorporated animal prints on dresses with modern silhouettes and styles (such as column, sheer, and slip to name a few).

Alexander McQueen

Chloé

Cutout clothing has had various iterations throughout the years&mdash;from back to front to shoulder to legs and so on. As seen from the Spring/Summer 2023 runways, this season is all about side cutouts. The depth of the cutout is dependent upon the design. Chlo&eacute; and Prabal Gurung kept it more subtle with smaller cutouts hugging the body. On the opposite end of the spectrum was Alexander McQueen who opted for extensive slashed motifs alongside the full length of the dress. Regardless of how much or little you prefer to show, there's nothing like showing off a little bit of skin all in the name of fashion.&nbsp;

Molly Goddard

Ulla Johnson

Valentino

Bubble hems are not a common silhouette that appears in most seasons, making its return a surprising yet highly welcomed one. This spring, the divisive trend received a sophisticated update as the flouncy hemline is interpreted in a more subdued fashion. While the bubble hem trend still maintains its youthful appeal, labels like Molly Goddard and Valentino showed how the silhouette can be worn for a chic day-to-day look. Whether it's making the hemline less voluminous or playing around with styling such as a bubble hem dress over pants, the Spring/Summer 2023 runways proved that bubble hems can be refined too.

6 Spring Dress Trends to Revive Your Wardrobe

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