19 fashion trends that will be popular this summer, according to celebrity stylists

Krista Roser, a celebrity stylist whose list of clients includes Florida Georgia Line, said she loves the combination of wearing a flowy summer dress with a crisp trench coat.

"I would roll up the sleeve to give it a bit more of a relaxed vibe," she told Insider.

Roser said you can dress a trench coat down by pairing it with Bermuda shorts, a kitten heel, ballet flats, or a low sneaker.

Roser is a big fan of this trend because designers are getting creative with their denim by bleaching, distressing, and playing with lengths and widths in the legs.

"I love the idea of pairing denim-on-denim together for a full look, or you can always add a crisp white button-up with denim bottoms for a new classic," she said.

Philippe Uter, who counts "13 Reasons Why" star Anne Winters and Roselyn Sanchez as clients, told Insider that he is loving the neon trend for summer.

"I think now, even more than ever, we need color and positivity in our lives. It is hard to pull this one off, I won't lie, but when you do, it illuminates your skin and instantly gives you a glow," he said.

If you're looking to wear all neon, Uter suggests wearing a slick neon dress with chunky gold accessories. If that's too much for your style, a great way to add a touch of neon to any outfit is through accessories, such as shoes or a bag.

Uter admitted he personally loves a more subtle touch in an outfit, like pairing a neon jacket with simple denim pants, a black bralette, and cool kitten heels.

"You will look fabulous without trying too hard," he said. "I always recommend pairing neon with pants or a long dress or skirt. Keep the neon pieces slick and modern."

Stylist Ellie Witt suggests pairing a short suit with a cami or bra and statement earrings. If you want to dress it down, Witt said to add a white T-shirt under the blazer.

Danyul Brown, a celebrity stylist, is also a big fan of combining a vest with shorts but recommends making sure there is a pop of color or a statement somewhere in the outfit.

"I think it's essential to implement color or a print into any outfit this summer," he said. "Workwear will for sure stick around for a while."

Designer David Meister thinks flared trousers look good on just about everyone.

"Because they flare out and get wider at the bottom, it helps balance with the width of your hips," he said.

Interesting sleeves have been around for a while and they are sticking around this summer, according to Meister.

Just like tie-dye, crochet is another trend that is easy to wear.

"Head-to-toe crochet looks great because it looks handcrafted and beautiful without looking so polished," Meister said.

Witt suggested wearing Bermuda denim shorts and a tank top with dad sneakers for a dressed down and effortless look.

A way to dress them up is by wearing a pretty floral dress and a baguette bag.

"A classic slip dress needs nothing but confidence," Witt said.

One way she suggested wearing them was barefoot around the house with a cute cardigan over the top.

Fellow stylist Kirsty Stewart said the slip dress is a part of that stripped back, '90s style that people are loving again.

"Think simple slip dresses, tank tops, straight leg jeans, and your boyfriend's blazer," she said.

Witt admitted that white shorts are her favorite because they have a slightly masculine feel and are a sexy staple. She suggested pairing them with an oversized white shirt, gold jewelry, and a simple heeled sandal.

Stylist Ashley Pruitt admits that although ethereal whites have always been a summer staple, this season is all about the new romantic twist of wearing flowy, wedding-like dresses, relaxed pants, silk camisoles, and delicate cashmere.

"The accessories are the key to dressing it up or down," she said. "This trend can be transitioned into fall by introducing heavier fabrics, mixing the whites with darker tones, and pairing the look with beige suede booties."

For the daytime, Pruitt loves an all-white outfit with an ankle-wrapped sandal. You can change into a gold or silver sandal for the evening.

Pruitt said this shoe has been a hit this season.

"It is the perfect style to not feel overdressed during the day but still appropriate for an evening dinner," she said.

One way she suggested wearing them is with high-waisted shorts, frayed and cropped denim, or a jumpsuit for the daytime. For the evening, you can pair the shoes with a silk camisole dress.

"For fall, the mule can easily be transitioned into a closed-toe mule or open-back loafer style," she added.

The tiny purses are a thing of the past because baguette bags are taking their place. Stewart said the bag is one trend that is going to stick around for a while. She also said getting the bag in a pastel color is the perfect way to embrace the trend this summer.

Brands like Bevza and Neous have been releasing high-heeled thong sandals for the last year, and they are going to be huge this summer.

"They are a simple and effective way to elevate your look," Stewart said.

Meister is a big fan of this trend because it's just so effortless.

"They are being done in almost all the color trends and I think they are adorable," he said. "You can wear them casually, or even throw one over a swimsuit."

Birkenstocks have been around for years, but more and more designers are now releasing their own take on the shoe.

"It's a staple and people have known it their whole lives," Meister said. "It's comfortable and they feel good."

If short suits aren't for you, think about trying out a Bermuda short instead. You can wear them with everything from a tank top and dad sneakers to a dressy vest.

"Tailoring had a big moment last season, and people aren't ready to give up suits yet. I expect to see a lot of Bermuda-short suits this season," Stewart said.

There are so many ways to get creative with a button-up shirt.

You can dress the shirt up by layering it over a strapless dress, or dress it down by wearing it off the shoulder with a pair of boyfriend jeans, Roser said.

This summer, people will be trading in their tiny clutches for an oversized version.

You can wear the purse with your favorite casual jeans and a T-shirt, or give it an evening twist with an all-white look or a linen blouse tucked into a flowy silk skirt and sandals.

Pruitt said the style will also be around in the fall, but the purses will be available in rich colors like burgundy, brown, and black.

This is stylist Harriet Byczok's favorite summer trend because it's so versatile.

"One of my favorite things about this trend is the way it defines your figure and creates a subtle, sexy silhouette," she said.

Byczok said you can dress up a vest with a pair of matching trousers, or wear one with shorts and a shirt or a loose-fitting dress for an effortlessly cool appearance.

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