The first totally transparent look — a black sheer blouse by French couturier Yves Saint Laurent — glided down the runway in 1966. At the time, it was the ultimate fashion scandal. The show took place during the height of the 1960s free-love revolution and represented the right for women to dress exactly how they pleased.

If you don’t feel like baring it all, sunglasses are a good place to start. Just a sliver of sheer around the eye can elevate a look from dull to daring.

For a high-impact take on the trend, opt for a color-rich clear frame. The glowing, luminous effect when light hits the tinted transparency can’t be beaten.

Clear frames by Burberry interpret the trend in a subtler way by tinting the plastic to an almost opaque shade, letting just a hint of light shine through.

Get carried away with spring’s most inspiring trend: inventive new shapes.

Stars, clouds, circles and squares: add a touch of geometric cool to your wardrobe with a pair of sharp-shaped glasses.

The most important element? Your attitude. Spring’s freshest look is more than just a way to dress, it’s a light-hearted expression of joy. The perfect pair of shades do much more than just shield the sun, they set the tone for your whole look.

Statement shapes are the way to go. Ray-Ban’s hexagonal shades will transport you straight to the new season, while Versace’s slick, 1980’s style frames add an element of edgy cool.

Channel the streetwear craze with sporty interpretations from your favourite brands. The bigger and bolder, the better.

High fashion houses have begun to incorporate logos front-and-center, dosing their typical opulent sobriety with elements of streetwear cool. Fur coats, leather bags and sleekly tailored outfits all get the logo treatment these days.

This isn’t the first time the logo-craze has come around. The ’90s were a goldmine of great logo looks, when bucket hats, track pants and logo t-shirts were all the rage. In 2019, designers are reinterpreting this trend while mixing it with modern day style.

But why is it coming back now? The in-your-face logo aesthetic represents the next phase of the fashion cycle. The 2000s were marked by a significantly more minimal aesthetic — it was only inevitable the tides would turn.

For the guys, complete the look with a 1990s inspired gold-trimmed Versace design that harkens back to the glory days of logomania, or match a pair of flashy DG shades with a logo printed across the lens.