It’s time to liven up your dreary wardrobe with some vibrant color. Not only that, you should start mixing those bold hues together. Forest green and magenta, neon orange and hot pink, or even deeply saturated purple with pastel yellow. This upcoming spring is all about loud color combos that are just on the verge of clashing.

Start by sticking to solid hues and focusing on color blocking before moving on to more adventurous patterns.

As with all styles, there’s always an opposite reaction. Just as bright, sunny colors will be popular, so will dark, gothic looks. Pinterest has dubbed this incoming wave the “goth-aissance.” This includes all styles of goth — cybergoth, pastel goth, and even romantic goths, though it seems like many people prefer more gothic punk aesthetics.

Make sure to go all out on accessories, as well. After all, what is a goth-inspired outfit without bat necklaces, Lovecraft rings, or metal spikes?

With the rise in body positivity comes a trend that encourages you to show it off. Clothing that exposes your midriff is already growing in popularity and will be everywhere. You can opt for a super cropped top or a more draped piece that reveals just a bit of skin.

In some regions, wearing undergarments as outerwear to expose the midriff is also a growing trend. Many women are choosing to wear bras as shirts and pairing the combo with blazers, cardigans, and fluffy jackets.

As part of the ongoing throwbacks to the 2000s, plaid skirts are back — much to the joy of the ska and punk kid inside us all. The modern version of the trend tends to pair plaid skirts with cropped jackets and bodysuits, with chunky boots to complete the look, but don’t be afraid to branch out.

If you want to live your “Clueless” fantasy with an all-yellow plaid look, the best time to do it.

If skinny jeans and tight-fitting pants were never your vibe, finally may be your year. This upcoming year is all about wide-leg trousers and flared pants, especially denim. Celebrities like Harry Styles have popularized this throwback to the ‘60s, plus athleisure is still the Thing, and people generally want to dress more comfortably.

From sleek trousers to cozy knit pants, flared bottoms can fit any occasion and will be a welcome addition to your closet this year.

In the past few years, classic ball caps surged in popularity. While this trend doesn’t seem to be slowing down, another style is entering the scene.

Vintage-style hats are rapidly becoming must-haves and will be the perfect accessory. Some people opt for traditional ball caps in classic fabrics like corduroy, while others are choosing more interesting shapes like five-panel hats.

As more people are dressing up to go out, it seems to feature a celebratory mood. Nowhere is this clearer than the massive spike in sequins. This trend started in earnest this past summer and has only continued to pick up traction.

As the weather warms up toward the spring months, expect to see high-shine for every occasion.

Speaking of yellow, it’s time to gild your closet. Yellow is looking to burst onto the scene in a big way, especially bold, golden hues. Try out different shades to see what looks best with your skin tone and aesthetic.

In general, warm tones pair best with other warm colors, so stick to shades like honey and butterscotch. If you dress in colder colors, cool hues like lemon will suit you.