Hello, Ladies,
Spring is almost here, and most of us can’t wait for it to finally
start. Spring fashion is usually characterized by added liveliness, and, well... florals.
The first thing that pops in my head whenever I hear “spring
florals” is the sarcastic look on Meryl
Streep’s face as she plays Miranda Priestley in The Devil Wears Prada, and deflates
her employee’s confidence by saying “Florals in the spring? Groundbreaking!”
But there is a reason why florals return to our pattern-palette every year.
They represent the renewal of nature, and along with it, of our lives and of
our wardrobes.
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While florals continue to be a spring staple, this year the
print-palette is very wide, including graphic, animal, artistic and tribal
prints. And while most of us still need coats and boots to keep us warm, prints
represent an easy way to add some ‘spring’ to our wardrobe, as well as some
youthful, fresh flair.
In these past few seasons prints popped up on the most
unexpected pieces, and I love it! Instead of boring patterned blouses and
scarves, the fashion world embraced patterned pants, blazers, shoes, bags,
sweatshirts, sweatpants, cardigans, and many more. While these items could be
more challenging to combine and pull off, the effort is worth it. Outfits are
more unexpected, and they give us more freedom to express our personal style.
One
of the pieces I love the most is the printed pant. It transitions well from
late winter outfits into spring, and then to summer styles, as it can be worn
equally well with boots and coats, as well as with sandals and strappy tops. Here are a few
late-winter/spring outfits.
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Another piece I cannot get enough of is the printed dress.
It is a timeless spring staple that can be worn in casual, formal and
professional settings equally well. And no one does gorgeous printed dresses
better than one of my all-time favorite bloggers, Wendy Nguyen from http://www.wendyslookbook.com/.
I hope that this post inspired you to be a little more
daring this spring, incorporating a little more color and print into your daily
outfits. In the next few posts I will show you how I combine my favorite
patterned garments.
Have a lovely week!
Ildiko
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