Subtle and feminine, the flounce sleeve can be found on colourful shift dresses for a nice '60s vibe. This dress is $50 from Zara. 

Stevie Nicks and her witchy wardrobe is what typically comes to mind when talking about the bell sleeve, which starts fitted on the shoulders and flares out towards the wrists. These days brands are implimenting the bell sleeve on brighter fabrics and bold patterns for a more modern look. This top is $35 from Zara. 

These sleeves are puffed up to be short and wide then gathered at the end, so the overall shape resembles a semi-deflated balloon. Balance this trend with slim fitting pants or a pencil skirt. Or, keep it athletic with a balloon sleeve sweater dress like this one for $115 from Asos.

Why not up the ante on the flounce sleeve and add 3 or 4 more! Go nuts, girl. You can choose ruffles that cover the whole arm or ones that start from the elbow. Opt for neutral tones or a classic blue strip like this $23 top from SheIn.

Swing into style with this long full sleeve that gathers at the wristband. Sheer fabrics suit this trend best because it gives your dress a more dainty, feminine look. This dress is Rachel Zoe from Nordstrom.

This trend is perfect if you like to bare a little less skin. Blouses and dresses with cutout shoulders are modern and chic. Just the other night at SxSW, actress Charlize Theron wore a simple black dress with cold shoulder sleeves.