Hooray for summertime. The sun is shining and we're ready for summer dressing..

Here’s our pick of the top 10 biggest trends in women's fashion for 2016.

#1 Sugar Sweet Colours
Oh for the love of ice cream, the pastel trend right now makes these sugary tones the perfect pick for summer. Think sun dresses in sweet shades, light knitwear in pastels and plenty of swimwear inspired by a sweet shop palette.

#2 Sultry Slips
Underwear as outerwear is one of the key women's fashion looks this season, and the perfect way to channel the trend this summer is the slip dress. Slips on the catwalk were 90s inspired, with slim spaghetti straps and loose cuts that ooze effortless appeal.

#3 Logo Tees
Our obsession with slogans and emoji clothing hasn't disappeared this season, and the logo tee is your staple piece. Clever designs give you the chance to show your personality. Let Beyonce lead the way with her Ivy Park collection.

# 4 Prairie Girl
Look no further for this year's hottest festival trend. Go prairie chic with floral boho dresses, flouncy blouses, embroidered jackets and patchwork shorts.

#5 Cold Shoulder
Give full sleeves the cold shoulder with a chic and sultry look that doesn't try too hard. Shoulder cutouts and halter neck hybrids bring the style up to date.

#6 Opulent Luxe
Sequins, glitter and embellishments galore! We love the opulent trend for its sumptuous colours, its deluxe fabrics and its more-is-more attitude.

#7 Distressed Denim
Summer's lightweight denim is a mishmash of acid washes, subtle prints and texture. Get your denim fix with soft a-line skirts and girly pinafore dresses, or go retro with old school Levi 501s.

#8 Striking Stripes
Stripes go statement this season with wide designs in contrasting colours. Give your wardrobe a taste of the rainbow with a bright stripe coat or a summery striped dress.

#9 Retro Sports
We keep up the nostalgic daze in women's fashion with retro sports gear for summer. Get your hands on a pair of adidas Stan Smiths for a trip down memory lane.

#10 Pleats Please
Pleats go slimline this year with crinkled fabrics that skim the silhouette. Look to micro pleats for your new summer dress or a statement skirt.