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The catwalks were awash with pretty fabrics and soft shapes. Stylist Eve shows us how to work this season's trend for feminine tailoring with the latest collection from Karen Millen.

The catwalks are awash with perfect prints, from ethnic and art deco graphics to underwater scenes and vivid florals. Be brave and clash those prints for maximum effect.

Top £35 and pencil skirt £40 from Warehouse.

Per Una dress £75 and shoes £49.50 from Marks & Spencer.

Jacket £55, shirt £28, trousers £30, sunglasses £13 and clutch £35 from River Island.

Black floral jacket, £49 from Dorothy Perkins.

Neon blossom print trouser, £29.99 from New Look.

Pattern skirt £29.99 from H&M.

Palm print t-shirt, £45 from Monsoon (available from March).

Black floral cotton jumpsuit, £35 from Dorothy Perkins.

Preen Edition floral chino, £45 from Debenhams.

Oriental print tunic, £29.99 from New Look.

Multicolour floral print scarf, £12.50 from Bhs.

Wedges from River Island.

By Catrin Bell.

One of our favourite emerging trends for spring is pink. It’s deliciously girly but also looks fresh and bright – just what we need to see us through the last dark days of winter.

This pretty number ticks two trends at once - pink and ladylike. Dress £45 and bag £22.50 from Marks & Spencer.

If you're looking for a way to pep up your work wardrobe for spring, you've found it. Preen Edition colourblock print dress, £65 from Debenhams.

We're loving the very on trend 60s shape of this tutti frutti dress, £55 from Monsoon. (Available from March).

Bodycon isn't going anywhere just yet, update the look with a bold shade of pink. Bodycon dress, £40 from Next.

Weekend slub pocket tee, £20 from John Lewis. The perfect way to introduce a pop of spring colour to your off-duty wardrobe.

Embrace colour in the office with this Preen Edition pink crop drill jacket, £56 from Debenhams.

Trend Watch are loving the pencil skirt trend, particularly this bright number from Jonathan Saunders Edition pink pencil skirt, £40 from Debenhams.

Vibrant and beautiful, this neon pink and white laser cut-out clutch, £15.99 from New Look is too much of a fashion bargain to ignore.

It's never too early to start lusting after sandals, these gorgeous Gisella pink wedges, £80 from Bertie will be joining our holiday wardrobe.

By Catrin Bell.

Embrace the native trend for SS12 and think bold accessories. And fortunately this is one spring trend you can start wearing right now despite the chilly weather.

E Massy clutch bag, £55 from Dune.

Multi coloured clutch from River Island

Butterfly by Matthew Williamson Ibiza embroidered cross body bag, £35 from Debenhams.

Aztec beaded clutch, £19.99 from New Look.

Multi coloured zig zag bag, £22.50 from Next.

Clutch from Warehouse.

Butterfly by Matthew Williamson ikat print tote, £49 from Debenhams.

By Catrin Bell.

Next season sees a return to femininity and sophistication as the 1930’s trend, celebrated by designers such as Alice Temperley, is set to make a huge impact.

This elegant sense of style can easily be transferred into your wardrobe. Focus on key items such as tailored dresses, pencil skirts and feminine blouses in materials such as tweeds, furs and silks in a hue of pretty colours. These are to become our staples for SS12!

Finally, you mustn’t forget to adorn your outfit with a combination of accessories from lace and pearl to sunglasses and headscarves. Then you’re set to go!

Leaf print dress £50 and clutch £15 from Next.

By Hayley Dewar.

Pencil skirts are set to stay for SS12, so get yours early and be ahead of the fashion pack!

Preen Edition lace pencil skirt £45 from Debenhams.

Gold sequin pencil skirt £45 from Marks & Spencer.

Leather skirt £39 from Miss Selfridge.

Block pencil skirt £20 from Next.

Pattern pencil skirt from River Island.

Stripe pencil skirt £29.50 from Marks & Spencer.

Jonathan Saunders Edition pink pencil skirt £40 from Debenhams.

By Hayley Dewar.

Brighten up your wardrobe with a crisp white item that is set to be a huge trend during SS12.

Simple and chic - just how we like summer dressing for work. Dress £39.50 and bag £99 from Marks & Spencer.

If you're looking for a dress for a special occasion, consider this pretty white dress from Monsoon.

Zip shirt £28 from Next. Team with jeans or leggings for an easy weekend look.

This white top £32 from Dorothy Perkins can be layered under a blazer during the chillier spring months.

White lace shorts from River Island. We'll be wearing these with tights now and bare legs and a plain tank top when it's warmer.

A wardrobe classic. Slim leg trousers, £28 from River Island.

Another summer wardrobe classic. White jeans from Warehouse.

By Hayley Dewar.

The easiest way to work next season’s trends now while still beating the chilly weather is to pile on the layers. Choose a shirt and sweater in spring colours and throw on a light jacket to finish the look. Take a pick from our selection of light weight jackets hitting the stores now.

Blue Harbour bomber jacket £49.50, polo shirt £19.50, jumper £35 and sunglasses £15 from Marks & Spencer.

Navy jacket with hood £45 from River Island.

Parka from H&M.

Navy fishermans jacket £45 from Burton.

Range jacket £85 from Fat Face.

By Catrin Bell.