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J. Mendel - You don’t have to sit front row at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week to get a jump on spring's must-haves. Read on for a forecast of the season's hottest looks, straight from the runways. By Britt Middleton Just in time for spring’s warming temps, J. Mendel ushers in a new crop of gorgeous mini dresses. Better start scheduling those garden parties now. (Photos: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

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Marc Jacobs - The military trend is holding strong for spring. Jacobs puts a spin on it by keeping the hemlines short and sassy and keeping gold hardware embellishments bold. (Photos: Peter Michael Dills/Getty Images)

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Ralph Lauren - Career girls, it’s official: Ralph Lauren has your entire work-wear wardrobe covered. How could you not take these sharp suiting separates out for a spin? (Photos: Peter Michael Dills/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

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B. Michael America - To paraphrase our girl Kenya Moore, these flirty, full-skirted dresses are meant to twirl, twirl, twirl! We think it’s a good idea to snag both. (Photos: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

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Deola Sagoe - For Nigerian designer Deola Sagoe, voluminous shapes and intricate details (think bold prints for an overcoat and crystal-embellished cocktail frocks) are in for spring. We’re sold! (Photos: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

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Betsey Johnson - Yes, that’s Real Housewives of Atlanta star Cynthia Bailey (on left) making her return to the runway! Bailey’s over-the-top metallic gown with pleated skirt gives a wink to the Southern belle while the floral embroidered slip dress is the epitome of boho-chic.(Photos: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz)

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Michael Kors - If you were ever hesitant to coordinate ensembles with bae, let Michael Kors change your mind. For you, a crisp plaid dress, ankle-strap sandals and a cognac crossbody bag. For him, a chunky knit sweater and cuffed jeans, topped off with a toggle coat. Cute, no?(Photos: Peter Michael Dills/Getty Images for Michael Kors)

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Clover Canyon - Lush, tropical prints collide with distinct Asian influences in this eye-catching spring collection, staying true to the brand’s graphic style. It’s no wonder why trendsetters like Solange Knowles are snapped rocking their designs.(Photos: Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

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Azede Jean-Pierre - Haiti-born, Atlanta-reared designer Azede Jean-Pierre expertly straddles the line between femininity and edginess. She takes risks with textures and silhouettes, but it most certainly pays off. (Photos: Azede Jean-Pierre)

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Jeremy Scott - Are you ready to party? Because Jeremy Scott’s got you covered with some of the most daring looks we’ve seen all season. Think leopard-print hot pants, statement bomber jackets and bra tops begging to be rocked in the light of day. #ForBaddiesOnly(Photos: Joe Kohen/Getty Images)

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Organic by John Patrick - Why not upgrade your laid-back style with chic, easy separates from Organic by John Patrick? Better yet, the textiles are ethically and sustainably sourced, so you can feel good while you look good. (Photos: Mireya Acierto/Getty Images)

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Naeem Khan - Dazzling details and ravishing, rich colors are part of Khan’s signature. The sheer, crystal and lace-embellished fabrics add just the right amount of sexiness. (Photos: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

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Michael Costello  - We’re calling it now: designer Michael Costello will continue his red carpet reign next season. We’d love to see Beyoncé in this gold-flecked strapless number, while this caped, one-shouldered dress has Rihanna’s name all over it. (Photos: Fernanda Calfat/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

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Serena Williams Signature Statement - The name of the tennis star’s clothing line says it all: wear one of her designs, and all eyes will be on you. These pieces are so versatile, you’ll practically live in them all season long. Shop them exclusively at HSN. (Photos: Thomas Concordia/WireImage for STYLE360)

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Dom Streater - The Project Runway season 12 winner serves us ‘60s glam with a twist, thanks to funky prints paired with fun little extras. How gorge are these vintage-inspired stewardess caps and carry-alls resembling hat boxes? (Photos: Courtesy of Dom Streater)

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J. Crew - J. Crew’s spring collection is a genius mix of hipster-meets-preppy with darling feminine touches. (Think chunky beading, unexpected pops of color and comfy staples you’ll keep forever.) We're already stalking the brand's website for availability.  (Photos: Albert Urso/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

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Vera Wang - If you’re looking for ethereal elegance, Wang’s layers of wispy chiffon, tulle and floral appliqués are it. No, you're not dreaming, it’s that good. (Photos: Peter Michael Dills/Getty Images)

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Altuzarra - Yes, it’s perfectly normal that you have a countdown clock for the Altuzarra for Target limited-edition collection. (It drops on September 14.) But you might want to set one for this spring line, too. This floral bodysuit and breezy shirt dress are too good to pass up. (Photos: Peter Michael Dills/Getty Images)

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Zac Posen - Unexpected, architectural shapes and bursts of poppy red rule the runway at Zac Posen. Like a piece of fine art, a piece from this collection is meant to be admired for years to come. (Photos: Peter Michael Dills/Getty Images)

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Tommy Hilfiger - The designer's psychedelic, ‘60s-inspired runway is a must-see on its own. As for the clothes, Hilfiger’s slouchy, striped knits in burgundy and pleated mini dresses are just groovy, baby.(Photos: Randy Brooke/Getty Images for Tommy Hilfiger)

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Prabal Gurung - Punches of color and unexpected details, including asymmetrical hemlines and zippered accents, make Prabal Gurung’s latest offering perfect for taking your street style to the next level.(Photos: Peter Michael Dills/Getty Images for TRESemme)

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LaQuan Smith - The Queens, New York-based designer is as comfortable crafting chic dresses for day as he is creating scintillatingly hot, sheer paneled gowns for night. No matter where you’re headed, do invest in one of his show-stopping looks. (Photos: LaQuan Smith)

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Dennis Basso - Working in a palette of dove gray, lemon and white, Basso’s spring line is ultra feminine and perfectly tailored. Prepare yourself now to receive tons of compliments. (Photos: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

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Carolina Herrera - Grown and sexy ladies, listen up. You can’t go wrong with Herrera’s modern adaptation of the power suit, paired perfectly with sharp black pumps. And don’t forget to snag her all-over floral print two-piece gown, too. We certainly are. (Photos: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

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Thom Browne - Yes, this is a whole lot of look. But for the rebellious at heart, Thom Browne’s avant-garde spring collection, a playful mix of bold color, feminine prints and quirky, structured hats, is a sure thing. (Photos: Randy Brooke/WireImage)

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Anthony Vaccarello x Versus Versace - For spring, basic black gets an upgrade with leather skirts and bold accessories, like this plunging blouse snatched with a wide gold belt. Models Joan Smalls (left) and Malaika Firth (right) are killing it! (Photos: JP Yim/Getty Images)

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Tracy Reese - Goodness, spring can't come soon enough! Reese is a master at blending on-trend colors (washes of grey, blush/nudes) with sweet silhouettes.   (Photos: Edward James/WireImage)

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Cushnie Et Ochs - Hide your wallet, because designers Carly Cushnie and Michelle Ochs have crafted some divine styles, and you’re going to want all of them. Case in point, this blush halter gown with grommet trim and this radiant gold look that's tailored to perfection. (Photos from left: Thomas Concordia/WireImage, Catwalking/Getty Images)

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Harlem's Fashion Row - Harlem's Fashion Row, the premiere showcase for Black designers, featured four fresh designers and looks made for storming the streets. Check out more style from the show on our Instagram page. (Photos: Bennett Raglin/Getty Images)

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David Tlale - The South African designer once again brings the vibrancy of his native culture (think: bold prints and breezy silhouettes) to the catwalk. Let models Tyson Beckford and Diandra Forrest persuade you to start making room in your closet now.  (Photos: Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz)

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Diane von Furstenberg - The fashion designer and icon says her Spring 2015 collection is inspired by “a nostalgic collage of colors and shapes of a time when the Côte d'Azur was truly glamorous." And you simply can’t have glamour without catwalk queen Naomi Campbell and up-and-comer Kendall Jenner commanding your runway. (Photos: Peter Michael Dills/Getty Images)

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Derek Lam - Designer Derek Lam gives us a sporty-meets-sophisticated vibe that looks just as good on the runway as it would on any street. Step out in this leather teal shirt dress (don't forget the cool oval shades!) or this classic trench, and prepare to turn heads. (Photos: Antonio de Moraes Barros Filho/FilmMagic)

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DKNY - Crop tops are here to stay, and Donna Karan keeps the silhouette fresh by teaming with a feminine A-line skirt. Do add a fresh pair of sneaks for maximum impact. (Photos: Edward James/WireImage)

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Hood by Air - The celeb-beloved fashion house has edgy street style down pat. Expect to see these tough leather separates with embossed logos all over the red carpet next season. (Photos: Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images)

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Trina Turk - Decidedly girly with a wink at ‘60s styling, these cheery, hued tops, jackets and shorts are everything you could want in your spring wardrobe. (Photos: Fernanda Calfat/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

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Alexander Wang - The celebrated designer says this new collection is inspired by classic Stan Smith, New Balance and Air Jordan sneakers. So sneakerheads, these sporty frocks, sweetened up with pleated skirts and eye-catching details, are just for you.  (Photos: Catwalking/Getty Images)

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Zimmerman - OK, you might have to get creative on where you'd wear this sheer ruffled body suit, but trust us, it’s worth the extra thought. It's pretty phenomenal! We’re falling hard over this ladylike printed halter gown, too.  (Photos: Fernanda Calfat/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

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Nicholas K - Are you feeling the fringe benefits here? Designer Nicholas Kunz has us in the swinging mood with his fringe-trimmed silky separates and lace-up platforms.  (Photo: Fernanda Calfat/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz)

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Tome - What's more perfect for spring than a flirty frock? We're obsessed with the feminine textures and ribbon sash on both these options. (Photo: Fernanda Calfat/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz)

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Todd Snyder - Ladies, don't forget about your sweetie when you're out shopping. He'll surely turn heads in a slick leather or suede moto jacket, and don't forget the patent oxfords to make it pop.  (Photo: Fernanda Calfat/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz)

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Tadashi Shoji  - Whimsical prints are back for spring. The designer was inspired by the Golden Palace of Venice when pulling together his Spring 2015 offering. (Photo: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

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Supima - Designer Anastasia Lafrate's flowing silhouettes, including ultra feminine lace and bow details around the neckline, are pretty enough for a fairy-tale princess. But don't worry, either of these options would be a dream come true in the real world. (Photo: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz)

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Desigual - The Spanish clothing line is all about exuberance, and these printed frocks and chunky bold statement jewels are no exception. We suggest pairing them with your sickest stilettos. Extra points for adding your own floral crown. (Photo: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz)

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Richard Chai LOVE - Here's another fresh look for the fellas. We love the downtown-cool pairing of a navy short suit teamed with patent black sneaks. (Photo: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz)

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Meden - Blue is definitely having a moment with the NYC brand, as seen with this soft baby blue halter gown with chiffon overlay. With the pops of cobalt, this color blocked shift dress is just as fetching. Decisions, decisions. (Photo: Joe Kohen/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)

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Marissa Webb - Marissa Webb nails the balance between sophistication and little bit rock and roll, thanks to cool, abstract prints and asymmetrical hemlines. And those studded leather sandals are everything. (Photo: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images for Marissa Webb)

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Jay Godfrey - Jay Godfrey's Spring 2015 presentation is all about attitude. And nothing says it better than an all-over chevron print suit or a sleek turquoise column gown with fringed, asymmetrical hemline. Trust us, you need these looks in your life. (Photo: Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz)

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Grungy Gentleman  - OK, so the moniker might suggest otherwise, but there's nothing grungy about this fresh take on men's sportswear. Upgrade your guy's closet with the line's tracksuits or a classic overcoat in rich burgundy and he'll thank you for it.(Photo: Thos Robinson/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz)

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Cutecircuit - Summer may be over, but Cutecircuit keeps things hot with this scarlet red body suit. And why not show off those great shoulders in a regal gold halter gown? We're into it. (Photo: Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week)