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Nickelodeon’s Kids Choice Awards 2014.

Nickelodeon's Kids Choice Awards are notorious for being the most laid-back show of the awards season, so when it comes to dressing for the event, our favorite stars tend to opt for fun over formal. And this year was no different. The orange carpet was filled with stunning celebs who looked like they were decked out for the ultimate warm weather party, which is pretty much what the Kids' Choice Awards are all about. These are trends that stood out most at the Kids Choice Awards.

Shorts. Shorts turned out to be failsafe fashion move of the evening with – Selena Gomez, Zoey Deutch and Kaley Cuoco tailoring up.

From L-R: Zoey Deutch, Dylan Gelula, Selena Gomez and Zendaya Coleman

Super Brights. Ariana Grande, Audrey Whitby and Stefanie Scott were bold in bright coloured frocks.

From L-R: Stefanie Scott, Gigi Hadid, Ariana Grande and Audrey Whitby

Midriff Baring. Flashes of midriffs were bared with Debby Ryan, Pia Mia Perez and Willow Shields in crop top combos.

From L-R: Pia Mia Perez, Willow Shields, Debby Ryan and Laura Marano

Fit & Flare. Lea Michele, Victoria Justice and Kira Kosarin defined super thin waists in skater dresses.

From L-R: Victoria Justice, Lea Michele, Lauren Potter and Kira Kosarin

Boys In Blue.  From Kendal Schmidt’s baby blue striped over shirt to Nathan Kress’ navy blue blazer, blue was quite popular when it came to the boys.

From L-R: Nathan Kress, Drake Bell, Austin North and Kendall Schmidt

Bold Pink. The Kids Choice Awards brought out a bold beauty moment with Ariana Grande, Lea Michele and Debby Ryan all opting for pretty shades of pink to liven up their complexions with a bold lip colour.

From L-R: Lea Michele, Bella Thorne, Debby Ryan and Ariana Grande

Credits: TeenVogue, GraziaDaily

Milan Fashion Week Spring 2014 Trends.

The city well known for its attitude of grand sophistication and elegance opened with a relaxed side step from Gucci unlike last season’s moody heroines which set the tone for the entire vibe from Milan, Costume National returned to Milan after 23 years and DSquared2 took us to a Hawaiian Holiday through their collection. Here is what Milan has to offer spring 2014.

Slits. Versace, Gucci and Costume National provided the dose of sexy with slashed skirts and dresses.

From L-R: Gianfranco Ferre, Fausto Puglisi, Versace, Gucci and Costume National

Ruffles. On collars, hems, tops and as embellishment on skirts, this girly frill is definitely back.

From L-R: Giorgio Armani, MSGM, Bottega Veneta, Emporio Armani and Marni

Sports Luxe. There was a feeling of athleticism at Prada with the sports socks, Emilio Pucci used wrestler inspired belts and Gucci went for sporty chic instead of high glamour.

From L-R: Gucci, Trussardi, Emilio Pucci, Philip Plein and Prada

Pencil Skirts. Tight and a little fitted to the silhouette, the pencil skirt made its mark on the runways of Milan.

From L-R: Marco De Vincenzo, Missoni, SportMax, Blumarine and Antonio Marras

Wide Sleeves. Dolce and Gabbana are popularly known for their love of the wide sleeve, this time round, Emilio Pucci, Gucci and Bottega Veneta joined their love for spring 2014.

From L-R: Emilio Pucci, Aquilano.Rimondi, Bottega Veneta, Versace and Gucci

Tiers. Skirt length came down in increments at Bottega Veneta and at Fendi, colours cascaded and faded to the palest shades in tiers.

From L-R: Luisa Beccaria, Emporio Armani, Fendi, Bottega Veneta and Dsquared2

One Shoulder. Bold and voluminous on one side, Milan is about the one shoulder come spring 2014.

From L-R: Bottega Veneta, Costume National, Emporio Armani, Missoni and Gianfranco Ferre

Shorts. If its not slits then it is definitely shorts. Leg baring is very much in season.

From L-R: Bottega Veneta, Gianfranco Ferre, Dsquared2, Blumarine and Tod's

Crop Tops. Bra and crop tops paired with maxi skirts, high waist pants and skirts peaked out of hooded coats and dainty shoulders.

From L-R: Fausto Puglisi, Jil Sander, Dsquared, Aquilano. Rimondi and Trussardi

Wide Leg Pants. More on the high-waist than low cut and slouchy in the silhouette that’s been going through out fashion month, wide leg pants are gaining momentum.

From L-R: Marni, Trussardi, Emporio Armani, Gianfranco Ferre and Costume National

London Fashion Week Spring 2014 Trends

In true British style, London Fashion week was accompanied by heavy downpours. However, there was no need for umbrellas on the cat walks as the collections were extremely pretty with a relaxed feel. Crop tops. slits and sheer looks remain favorites for oh so many a designer. This is what the London capital has to offer spring 2014.

Polka Dots. There was a smattering of polka dots on cotton, silk and organza with a surprise combination of polka dots and stripes ala Christopher Bailey over at Burberry Prorsum.

From L-R: Margaret Howell, Topshop Unique, Mathew Williamson, Burberry Prorsum and Meadham Kirchhoff

Pleats. Pleats have been bursting out on many runways and fast becoming one of the trends to watch out for come spring 2014.

From L-R: Roksanda Illincic, Holly Fulton, Todd Lynn, Osman and Barbara Casasola

Wide Leg Trousers. The boy meets girl trend noticeable from New York made a stop over on the catwalks of London fashion week.

From L-R: Topshop Unique, Mulberry, Paul Smith, DAKS and Todd Lynn

Stripes. This nautical trend proves its staying power yet again for many designers and their collections.

From L-R: Ashish, Bora Aksu, Jasper Conran, Emilia Wickstead and Emilio de Morena

Wide Sleeves. London runways had a running theme of stiff wide arms/sleeves going on in half their collections for spring 2014.

From L-R: DAKS, J JS Lee, Barbara Casasola, KTZ and Osman

Full Skirts. Billowing out from the waist to the floor, full skirts flared out from waists for the most gorgeous of gowns.

From L-R: Emilia Wickstead, Temperley London, Fyodor Golan, John Rocha and Holly Fulton

Sweaters. Soft and light knits in pastel shades made great toppers for pencil skirts, shorts and dresses for those chilly summers.

From -R: Christopher Kane, Preen, Topshop Unique, Burberry Prorsum and Markus Lupfer

Slip Dressing. Plain and printed slip dresses hang from the tiniest or straps layered or not, slips are going to be outer wear for spring 2014.

From L-R: House Of Holland, Christopher Kane, Meadham Kirchhoff, Topshop Unique and Preen

High-Low Hemlines. A noticeable change compared to New York Fashion Week, hem lines were more definitive with high – low edges.

From L-R: DAKS, Antonio Berardi, Emilia Wickstead, Maria Grachvogel and PPQ

Shorts. Spring 2014 will definitely be for leg baring because the shorts and short suits were very much popular on most runways.

From L-R: Paul Smith, Fyodor Golan, Jasper Conran, DAKS and Osman

New York Fashion Week Spring 2014 Trends.

New York Fashion Week kicked off fashion month in the big apple as the hottest designers from around the world showcased their latest and greatest collections for spring 2014. The spring 2014 offering were quite impressive this time round and so were the colors. This is what New York has to offer in the way of trends come next spring.

Pleats - A trend first spotted in Resort 2014 collections, pleats made their debut on the spring 2014 runways.

From L-R: Derek Lam, Proenza Schouler, Jenny Packham, Victoria by Victoria Beckham and Delpozo

Floral Monochromatic. Two classic trends – florals and monochrome were combined for a more updated look.

From L-R: Alice + Olivia, Suno, Ralph Lauren and Honor

Raw Edges -  Designers played up hemlines with undefined vertical lines as most skirts had excessive fabric veering off one side or the other.

From L-R: Chadwick Bell, Lisa Perry, Nanette Lepore, Pamella Roland and Reed Krakoff

Ruffles –  The spring 2014 collections featured a lot ruffled dresses and tops flipped there way onto spring 2014 runways.

From L-R: Badgley Mischka, Ralph Lauren, Zac Posen, Catherine Malandrino and Christian Siriano

Jumpsuits – You get to keep the jumpsuit for spring 2014.

From L-R: Diane Von Furstenberg, Tibi, Mara Hoffman, Marc By Marc Jacobs and Monique Lhuillier

Shorts – So many designers told short stories with shorts and short suits combos.

From L-R: Alice + Olivia, Honor, Lela Rose, Mara Hoffman and J. Mendel

Loose Shapes – Clothes stood away from the body in clean loose shapes and draping.

From L-R: Oscar De La Renta, Marissa Webb, ICB, Donna Karan and Pamella Roland

Stripes – Either bold or pin, stripes remain holding their own as one of the big trends for spring 2014.

From L-R: Christian Siriano, Jenny Packham, Ralph Lauren, Altuzarra and Lela Rose

Fringing. Fringing and tassels were in full swing this season a throw back to the 60s.

From L-R: Calvin Klein Collection, Donna Karan, Christian Siriano, Liibertine and Altuzarra

Slouchy Pants – Low slung at the waist and wide at the legs, wide legged pants were quite plenty in spring 2014 collections.

From L-R: Elizabeth and James, DKNY, Derek Lam, BCBG MAXAZRIA and Helmut Lang

Tiers – Spring 2014’s layered looks came in form of graduated tiers on dresses and skirts.

From L-R: Alice + Olivia, Marchesa, Honor, Oscar De La Renta and Rodarte

Slits – there has been a lot of transparency with slashed fabric giving a glimpse of skin in form of slits.

From L-R: Cushnie et Ochs, Christian Siriano, Reem Acra, Caroline Hererra and Narciso Rodriguez

Short And Sweet.

You know its summer when miles of legs in short shorts are on display and on the red carpet. Shorts were the biggest trend at the recently concluded Comic-Con 2013 from Elizabeth Olsen in Balenciaga, Lily Collins in Paper London and Nina Dobrev in Sachin + Babi for the Godzilla, Sony Pictures and The Vampire Diaries Comic Con event respectively.

Holland Roden, Elizabeth Olsen, Lily Collins and Nina Dobrev

Whether in denim, leather and cotton, high or low waist, shorts have proven to be quite perfect for any occasion when done right. Pair them with pointy toed heels like Holland Roden, Nina Dobrev and Chrissy Teigen. For a downtime street chic look, go for a pair of ankle boots like Miranda Kerr or sandals like Naomi Watts. Short suits are also on trend at the moment as seen on Kaley Cuoco so don’t be afraid to try out the full on matchy matchy look or print. And avoid knee-length tight leather shorts as those are off.

From L-R: Chrissy Teigen, Selena Gomez, Miranda Kerr, Naomi Watts and Kaley Cuoco

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