Trends for spring/summer 2015: from Del boy chic to Hepworth curves, it's all in the details

Del Boy: an unlikely style guru

1. Watering cans

First we had houseplants being hip then Karl sealed the deal with a quilted watering can at Chanel Couture

A male model walked the runway with a watering can during the Chanel show as part of Paris fashion week. Photograph: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images

2. Ballerinos

Male dancers are this season’s style heroes. Echappé, échappé, grand jeté with Dries Van Noten, Bottega Ventea, Haider Ackermann

3. Geometry

Graphic shapes rule that catwalks from Balenciaga to Balmain. Circling the square has never been so hip.

Balmain show, Paris fashion week Photograph: David Fisher/Rex

4. Belt japes

Wear it long, kimono-style (Celine) or softly tied like a dressing gown (Gucci).

A model walks the runway during the Celine show as part of the Paris fashion week. Photograph: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images

5. Quilts are cool

Patchwork is everywhere from Marni to Dries. Making your own quilt is now fashionable.

6 Destination Woodstock

Watch out for the age of aquarius at Topman Design, Saint Laurent and Louis Vuitton

7. Del Boy from Only Fools and Horses

He is a 2015 tastemaker. The case for? Polonecks, sheepskin coats and 70s wallpaper are all so now.

8. The A30 to St Ives

A major Barbara Hepworth retrospective is coming but the soft curves of her sculptures have already informed the jewellery at Celine and JW Anderson.

British sculptor Barbara Hepworth standing by some of her work. Photograph: Carl Mydans/The Life Picture Collection/Getty

9. Wear your heart on your sleeve – or your back

Raf Simons decorated his jackets’ sailor collars with collage fragments of photos of his family and friends. His most personal collection yet

10. Upscale roughing it

Versace’s picnic backpack. Best. Accessory. Ever.