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"Do you associate the arrival of spring with a demure little floral print? Then I&amp;#39;m sorry to say you&amp;#39;re out of luck, because come March 2010, patterns will be big, bold, and splashed with outrageous amounts of color. Get your sneak peek, after the jump.\nSweet little florals are nowhere to be seen on the New York runways--in fact, they&amp;#39;ve been absolutely trampled by a barrage of patterns that seem to get wilder by the minute. We&amp;#39;re talking futuristic graphic prints, cacophonous mash-ups of every shade in the rainbow, and the kind of hodge podge chaos that fans of Jackson Pollock&amp;#39;s early work would be all to happy to splash across their bods. Check out a few of them now:\nPinterestFacebookA model wearing Mara Hoffman Spring 2010 fashion walks the runway during the the Nicholas K Spring 2010 group show during the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week at Bryant Park on September 10, 2009 in New York City.\nMercedes-Benz Fashion Week Spring 2010 - Nicholas K, Whitney Eve and Mara Hoffman - Runway\nBryant Park\nNew York, NY United States\nSeptember 10, 2009\nPhoto by Randy Brooke/WireImage.com\nTo license this image (58293233), contact WireImage.com\nPHOTO: Randy Brooke/WireImage.comMara Hoffman (who showed her collection with Nicholas K and Whitney Eve--check out our take on Whit&amp;#39;s collection now!) took a simple strapless dress and turned it into a psychedelic-meets-futuristic fantasy with a prism collision that dares you not to pay attention.\nStay in the know with our Style Tip of the Week newsletter!\nPinterestFacebookA model walks the runway wearing BCBG Max Azria during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Spring 2010 at Bryant Park on September 10, 2009 in New York City.\nMercedes-Benz Fashion Week Spring 2010 - BCBG Max Azria - Runway\nBryant Park\nNew York, NY United States\nSeptember 10, 2009\nPhoto by Thomas Concordia/WireImage.com\nTo license this image (58287668), contact WireImage.com\nPHOTO: Thomas Concordia/WireImage.comAt BCBG (where Susan reignited her love affair with the T-shirt dress!), the typical spring dress looked anything but typical, thanks to this watercolor-gone-wild print that incorporated tons of rich hues in a totally abstract pattern.\nPinterestFacebookPHOTO: 2009 Getty ImagesSomething tells me Michael Angel&amp;#39;s backyard garden would never be full of anything as boring as roses. His take on florals for spring? Electric blue, rich plum, and hints of splashy magenta. I had to look at this print for a little while to actually decide what it was, which is exactly what makes it so interesting.\nWant to get a jump on the wild pattern trend before everyone else catches on in six months? Shop some great pieces at every price now:\nWhat do you think of the new wild pattern trend? Are you bold enough to try it out? Which of these looks would you most want to wear? Discuss!\nOh and ladies...you may have noticed some commenting problems earlier today...we&amp;#39;re sorry for the inconvenience and happy to report that our comments are back up and running! So let&amp;#39;s hear it...\nMore Ways to Get Glamour\nYou could win $50,000 just for registering or logging in to Glamour.com!\nAdd Glamour to your iGoogle homepage\nFollow Slaves to Fashion on Twitter!\nPhotos: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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