Whenever I hear the word 'floral' in any context I will forever be reminded of Miranda Priestly from The Devil Wears Prada. Why no, florals are not groundbreaking, however they are something to look forward to. It's actually quite hard to think of anything else due to the fact that half of the world has been in an ice box from October to March. Here in New York any sign of green life can magically bring us out of seasonal depression. Therefore I will always welcome florals at any time of year, including Winter! Just yesterday I wore a head-to-toe Gucci (white!) floral pajama set to an evening of holiday events, both unexpected and fresh for the festive season. 

 This season we're taking it all the way with head to toe floral prints. From giant digital printed dresses to beautiful brocade suits. We could count on Dolce & Gabbana to showcase elaborate headpieces and accessories with their flower printed dresses. Fendi kept the color palate light and airy and the fabrics luxurious. Models looked extremely doll-like with glitter lips and cheeky silhouettes. Chloe sent flowy vintage inspired florals down the runway. Christopher Kane stayed close to his roots and kept things fun and youthful. While the apple didn't fall far from the tree, florals are a constant in the industry so many of use look forward to seeing. So yes, while florals may not be groundbreaking, they certainly are necessary. 

Wear it now!

This long sleeve maxi dress is balanced out with a high slit.

You can never go wrong with a floral bomber jacket!

Pair this blazer from ASOS with just about anything.

Yes you can wear pajama inspired sets outside. Wear with a red lip to dress it up.

Stay sweet in this Marni sleeveless mock neck dress.

Ethical fashion at your fingertips like this dress from Reformation

Try these brocade pumps to dress up any holiday outfit...

....or these!

This classic wrap dress is an easy go to. Wear with booties or sandals and socks for winter.

This dress from Pixie Market is modest yet sheer in all the right places.

All collage photos from Vogue.com

All shopping links from Ner-A-Porter, ASOS, Topshop and Pixie Market