The new trend to watch in the spring is the growing amount of sweatshirt material high-fashion pieces hitting stores. So basically, you can look like a model when you hit the gym. As if I need more distractions while attempting to pump out super sets on weekdays. WWD featured a couple of the coolest pieces to watch for from Alternative Orange, Alice McCall, Slow and Steady Wins the Race, WKND by Cheap Monday, Jeremy Scott for Originals by Original, and True Religion.

(DISCLAIMER: Daniel Saynt doesn’t actually “pump out super sets on weekdays”. That would require him to get his ass of his computer, which rarely happens since he’s addicted to fashionindie.com and Google searching his own name.)

Alice McCall’s collection for Topshop turned out to be their fastest selling line to date, and now she returns for round two, her inspiration; computer games

“Alice McCall has been one of the most successful brands for Topshop since it inception and is one of the fastest selling, with key pieces being snapped up within a matter of hours,” says a Topshop spokesperson

She says: “The second Topshop range is looking at the whole Atari computer game movement of the late eighties as the foundation for our print, and to bring a cool urban edge to pretty dresses and separates. This is very Alice McCall.”

The collection sees black and white stripes come together with grey marl to create graphic lines in curve-skimming fabrics, while flashes of teal and hot pink are seen in the print and tuxedo trousers.

Alice McCall for Topshop will be available from September 25.

Thanks Fashionista via Vogue UK