Spring is officially here, which means it's time to refresh your wardrobe! Instantly amp up any outfit with a splash of bold color, as seen on the runways at Michael Kors and Proenza Schouler. Spice up typical Spring florals by choosing one with Eastern-inspired accents, or opt to go comfy in this season's relaxed pant silhouette. Watch as we present you with five top trends for Spring!

We've rounded up 15 amazing Spring 2011 accessories that you need now! While it was hard to only pick 15 favorite pieces, Proenza Schouler rope bracelets, circular Tom Ford sunglasses, and candy-colored Hermes clutches all topped our list. From indulgent handbag splurges to cute, crochet bikinis, here are FabSugar's top warm-weather accessories you must have this season!

This season there’s a new shoe silhouette stepping onto the sandal scene—the flatform! Part wedge, part flat, this shoe marries fashion and comfort and was spotted on stellar spring runways including Chanel, Prada and Michael Kors. Watch our video to see three stylish ways to strut your stuff in this new summer sandal! On Allison: Forever 21 Top, Diane von Furstenberg shorts from Nordstrom.com

We’re no wallflowers when it comes to fashion, so when we spotted colorblocking all over the Spring runways, we were duly thrilled. Whether it was saturated silhouettes at Jil Sander and Gucci or acid-like hues at Proenza Schouler and Christopher Kane, these bold brights caught our sartorial eye — and held our attention. Accordingly, we’ve styled mixed-and-matched brights, a multihued skirt, and contrasting neons for three warm-weather ensembles that will get you excited to leave your basic black behind! Watch now to see how to style your colorblocked pieces all Spring long!

Paris Fashion Week was brimming with sartorial inspiration, but it was the newest iteration of the party dress — the one with cocoon sleeves — that emerged as the biggest trend we can't wait to try. Whether it was structured and oversized at Yves Saint Laurent, texturally intriguing at Stella McCartney, or divinely embellished at Lanvin, these soiree-ready frocks were making statements all over the runways in the City of Light. To get the full scoop, watch our trend report now!

At Milan Fashion Week, we culled together a few of our favorite moments from the runways and backstage at the biggest shows like Prada, Gucci, and Fendi. Take a look at our video, capturing the best street-style moments, behind-the-scenes beauty, and candid close-ups of a few fashion notables like Coco Rocha and Anna Dello Russo. Get inspired now by the amazing looks at Alberta Ferretti, Jil Sander, Missoni, and more.

For Louis Vuitton's Fall collection, master Marc Jacobs continued to channel a vintage vibe invoking the '40s and '50s with puff-sleeved Pan-collared French maid uniforms, mid-calf skirts, and cinched-waist silhouettes. His inventive use of fabrics — everything from rubber to plasticized lace — added serious intrigue, as did top models Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, Amber Valletta, and Carolyn Murphy strutting the runway in conductor's hats and dominatrix boots. To see all the fashion-forward ensembles, watch our full runway coverage now!

For Fall 2011, Carven designer Guillaume Henry turned out signature Parisian chic looks with a touch of intrigue in the form of red tartan, fur-sleeved coats, and a surprising Victorian neck ruff. To see all the covetable ensembles, watch our full runway coverage now, and if you missed our one-on-one interview with the designer, click here to check it out.

For Fall 2011, Carven designer Guillaume Henry turned out signature Parisian chic looks with a touch of intrigue in the form of red tartan, fur-sleeved coats, and a surprising Victorian neck ruff. To see all the covetable ensembles, watch our full runway coverage now, and if you missed our one-on-one interview with the designer, click here to check it out.

For Chanel’s Fall, Karl Lagerfeld went to the dark side turning out models in purposefully weathered-looking tweed jackets, slouchy pants and lace dresses all in a shadowy palette and against a background of a fog-shrouded forest. To see all the edgy, gothic-inspired looks watch our full runway coverage now!

Already a favorite among celebrities like Leighton Meester, Gwyneth Paltrow, and Demi Moore, new French designer Guillaume Henry of Carven is making waves in the fashion world with his sophisticated and chic designs. We went one on one with the designer at his Spring shopping event at Barneys in New York City, where he tells us about the Carven woman and why he wants to dress Kristen Stewart. Watch here to see the full interview!

Give your skinny jeans a break, Spring 2011 is all about slouchy trousers! This loose pant silhouette was seen on a few of our favorite runways, like Celine, 3.1 Phillip Lim, and Yves Saint Laurent. Today we've styled a denim wide-leg pant, a maxi trouser, and a loose, cropped version, so there is something for everyone! Whether you want a '70s boho vibe or a laid-back look, the great thing about these trousers is that you can wear them so many different ways. Watch to see how we styled the new relaxed pant! On Allison: Theory top from Nordstrom.com, Tibi trousers.

The Fall 2011 Stella McCartney show was chock-full of her signature sharp tailoring, a minimal monochromatic palette, and fabulous cocktail dresses. Polka dots were a strong trend throughout the show — everything from sexy black sheer dotted dresses, to white polka-dot tops that covered in just the right places. Overall, the collection was more grown-up than previous seasons, but made fresh with fun, edgy accents. Watch to see all of these eye-catching pieces!

Sheer peplum skirts, yellow cat-eye sunglasses, and moody prints were just a few of the standouts at the Fall 2011 Givenchy runway show at Paris Fashion Week. Riccardo Tisci juxtaposed ladylike silhouettes with casual basics, like sheer and satin sweatshirts and cropped leather jackets. The show was infused with a jungle vibe via panther printed sweaters, retro cat-eye glasses, and ear-tipped bowler hats! Watch the full runway show here!

Full of python prints, retro, '70s looks, and chic colorblocked pieces, the Chloé Fall 2011 collection stayed true to designer Hannah MacGibbon’s signature style. A few standout pieces from the line include a silk python print dress and a colorblock poncho – plus a very daring leather jumpsuit. Check out our video for more from the designer at Paris Fashion Week.