OUT了吗？BBC精选2016年十大潮流趋势

The shoulder-baring trend will continue its reign in 2016, if collections by Chloe and Peter Pilotto among others are anything to go by. And now the shape is being further adapted, with the arrival of the dramatic, cut-out-shoulder style.

Love it or loathe it, tie-dye looks set to make an impact this coming year, particularly in the summer when the easy-going print comes into its own. The new tie-dye has a sophisticated, haute-hippy feel, with Spring 2016 offerings including Joseph Altuzarra's boldly dyed shirtdresses, Emilio Pucci's pretty pastel shades and Narciso Rodriguez's stunning sheath dress.

Metallic and sparkly looks are set to shine in 2016, with an emphasis on reflective fabrics and elaborate use of sequins. Silver will be shining brightly, as seen at the collections in slip dresses at VictoriaBeckham, voluminous dresses by Vetement and at Isabel Marant in the shape of cute silver shorts.

There will be no escaping the ruffle in 2016, with numerous designers bringing a touch of Latin influence to their collections. The flamenco-tinged tiers and ruffles feature in hot orange at Balmain, in a high-neck number at JW Anderson and in the vibrant, tiered dresses at Salvatore Ferragamo.

There is a distinctly retro vibe on the way in menswear with the 1950s in particular looking set to be big. Shirts in particular will have a '50s feel, with bowling styles and textured fabrics as well as oversized polos in evidence at Louis Vuitton and Lanvin.

Botanical prints have been a major trend in womenswear for several seasons, and are now spreading their tendrils into menswear in 2016. One for the more flamboyant man, the plant print feels luxurious and fun. Gucci’s vibrantly-hued suits complete with vine-and-leaf print look set to be big.

The long scarf is set to be the major accessory for men in 2016. With a rakish feel, the look is guaranteed to add a little rock-star swagger to the wearer. Gucci are going floral with theirs, while other more sober designs are on offer from the likes of Emporio Armani and Saint Laurent.

For the summer months of 2016, short shorts will be a male-fashionista trend – for those brave enough to sport the look. Prada and Gucci in particular are offering up the look in bright hues and a variety of fabrics.