The Biggest Trends from the Spring 2016 Runways

After four long weeks in New York, London, Milan and Paris, the spring 2016 collections have finally come to a close. There were ups and there were downs, but most importantly, there were trends — a whole lot of them, actually. We've already covered what each city specialized in this month, and now it's time to take a look at the bigger picture. You may remember that the biggest trend of fall 2015 was the '70s, and while this did continue into spring, the nostalgia was a little more spread out this time around. For those of you who aren't as enamored with all things retro, don't fret — there was a lot more to the season than simply looking to the past. Read on to get a full rundown on spring's top trends. '90s From left to right: Calvin Klein Collection, Betsey Johnson, Acne Studios, Giamba, and Rag & Bone From left to right: Calvin Klein Collection, Betsey Johnson, Acne Studios, Giamba, and Rag & Bone Fashion is feeling pretty nostalgic these days, but of the decades referenced this season, the '90s were the biggest story — especially in Paris. Rave culture, minimalism, grunge and fanny packs all made appearances. You have been warned.

Top 10 looks from Rebel Wilson’s new line at Torrid .

Rebel Wilson is the latest celebrity to partner with a brand to create a new line of clothing. The difference in Wilson’s line is that it is geared toward plus-sizes. Wilson partnered with Torrid on the collection. Torrid is one of the fastest growing fashion brands specializing in sizes 12-28. The limited edition collection will include over 30 pieces featuring tops, graphic tees, bottoms (such as cool motorcycle-inspired pants), dresses and evening wear, athleisure items, comfortable clothes and accessories such as shoes, purses and jewelry. All pieces are priced under $10 The line, which is available starting Nov. 1, will be sold exclusively at Torrid retail stores in the United States and Canada, as well as on the Torrid website.