SPRING FASHION TRENDS TO GET BEHIND NOW

Ah, trends. I’m a big believer in doing what makes you happy, even if it’s not trendy or cool. But if a trend pops up that seems worth a try, I always give it a go! You never know what you’ll fall in love with, especially with fashion. This spring I’ve been seeing a few looks that could take your outfit up a notch, so naturally I’m sharing them with you:

Spring Fashion Trends to Get Behind This Year

Silver Foil Tunic, Lux T-Shirt, Platform Sandals, Fisherman Platform Sandals, Floral Mesh Dress, Rose Trim Hat, Flora Mesh Tee, Lace Top

Muted Metallics

Metallics aren’t just for the holidays, guys. Prisms have been a fun accessory trend to try this season, and I’m loving how they’re mixed with other metallic elements like gold and silver as statement pieces and accents. If you don’t consider yourself a big risk taker in regards to fashion, consider this a no fail first step. Muted metallics aren’t super bold, but they accent an otherwise (potentially) boring outfit.

Platform Sandals

This throwback comes around every now and then (did anyone else have platform flip-flops in the early 2000s?!) and this spring it’s being paired with candy-colored sandals, spring wedges and even your basic sneaker. Stay tuned for my skirt and shoe guide later this week to see my favorite ways to rock a platform shoe.

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Marsala + Pastels

After the Pantone color of the year is announced, it’s always interesting to see how fashion pros choose to incorporate it into their wardrobe. Since it’s spring and pastels are always in this time of year, marsala and pastels are a must-try combo. Marsala looks great with a dusty pastel pink like the floppy hat above, or try minty green or powder blue instead.

Floral Applique

Yes, floral is another ‘always in’ trend. But the runways at fashion week showed flowers gone 3-d with bold appliques on dresses, sweaters and more. It sounds a bit granny, but try it with a tousled hairstyle and a sleek accessory for balance, and this is actually very chic.

Source : michellephan