1) If you thought fashion designers were done with ‘70s-inspiration, you’d be very wrong. Designers such as Alberta Ferretti, Olivier Rouesteing, and Jonathan Saunders all sent models down the runway in outfits made of suede, which is still one of the decade’s most-loved fabrics.

2) All Victorian, All The Time: Everything from ruffles, high-collar necklines, tons of flowers, and puffy sleeves were all over the runways at shows like J.W. Anderson and Emilia Wickstead.

3) Flat Shoes: Thanks to brands such as Victoria Beckham, Alexander Wang, and Edun, comfortable shoes are still trending for spring 2016. You’re welcome.

4) Olé!: Many designers, such as Michael Kors, Jonathan Simkhai and Diane von Furstenberg, are incorporating hints of Spanish culture into their clothing. From bold red colors to toreador-esque flourishes, Spanish culture is very much in!

5) Caught in a net: All over the runways, models were found in designer netting made by Alexander Wang, Tome, and Dion Lee, to name a few.

Fashion is all about looking forward – the next trend, next season and the next designers.

With fall around the corner, you’re looking ahead to Spring. While you’re customers have their favorite labels now, they’ll be on to the next ones soon enough, too. Here are a few up and coming labels to keep your eye on over the next several seasons.

Kempner
Kempner debuted in Fall 2014 with a sleek, minimal collection suitable for the office or a night out. The label pays homage to the iconic style of the designers’ grandmother, Nan Kempner, with a modern sportswear collection, according to its website.

Brock Collection
Husband and wife design duo Laura Vassar and Kristopher Brock’s Brock Collection is just three seasons old and has quickly gained a buzz for its brand of elevated sportswear looks.

CG by Chris Gelinas
Known for classically feminine silhouettes and unexpected textiles, the designer told Man Repeller: “My designs aren’t so much about the utility of getting dressed; they’re much more about how the pieces make you feel. They’re for the woman who loves the art of dressing.”

Charles Youssef
Geometric shapes and classic couture techniques have made Charles Youssef, “one to watch” according to Fashionista. He made his debut at New York Fashion Week last season and has a resumé featuring design positions at Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren and Gareth Pugh.

Collina Strada
Originally started as a handbag line in 2008 by Hillary Taymour, Collina Strada is a boutique brand that embraces a tough sensibility by “combining a raw feminine understated attitude and luxuriously modern design,” according to the brand’s website.