Spring Fashion Tips Biography
Source (google.com.pk)For some reason, there has been one piece of fashion advice I've always seemed to cling to over the years. When my best friend was working at J. Crew, they had a “three piece” rule that required the sales people to always incorporate a third article of clothing in addition to their top and bottom. Whether it was a jacket, vest or scarf, the point was that it gave the outfit a sense of “put-togetherness” and sophistication that allowed them to look styled and intentional rather than too casual and lazy.
In Southern California (or any warmer locations), it can be hard to add an extra layer when the temps don't necessarily drop drastically, even in the winter. So I am always on the lookout for ways to make my outfits more interesting, even if it means getting a little creative. Here are five different ways I use layering with my everyday looks to give my wardrobe some variety.
In this look, I paired a causal graphic tee with a thin black blazer to balance the simplicity and masculinity of the tee. I also added some sparkle with my necklace to introduce a little more femininity into my outfit.
For those times when it does get a little cooler for us, my go-to always seems to be a scarf. I love the look of mixing unexpected patterns like stripes and florals, and then I added my favorite neutral jacket to tie everything together.
I feel like this is the kind of look J. Crew is going for when they say “three pieces.” Just taking the time to add one more layer to a basic outfit can make all the difference! Adding this printed top over my chambray made the outfit way more interesting rather than wearing each piece individually with black pants (in my opinion).
My new hobby is finding new ways to mix and match and wear articles of clothing intended for something else. By layering this top over my maxi dress, I'm able to make it look like a skirt and top, and I don't always have to resort to wearing the maxi dress just as it is. I also added a statement necklace to this outfit to give it a pop of color.
Lastly, it can be fun to double (and triple, quadruple, etc.) up on accessories. Sometimes I will combine multiple necklaces to gain a more eclectic and bauble-y look with my jewels.
Bring On The Spring!
If you live in a region that gets cold during the winter months (and for those who don’t, good for you! And no, we don’t mean that — not even a little), you can’t wait for spring. Spring brings with it the promise of pedicures, sun on our skin and new spring trends. Bring spring home with one of these style must-haves.
1-Polka dots
If you feel like throwbacks from your grandma’s closet have hit the racks this spring, you’re right! We have Kate Middleton and Taylor Swift to thank for making granny (or classic, if you prefer) styles a thing again. The exciting thing about these styles is that they look good on everyone, and when trendsetters like Kate wear classic designs, they become fresh and sexy again. Best of all, a purchase of a polka dot design like this dress (Target, $9) is never a waste of your money. They are always appropriate for the office, a lunch date or for attending a spring wedding.
2-Metallic magic
In 2013, we're putting the spring pedal to the metal. Metallic is holding spring fashion down and having its way with it. We see this trend in tops like this one (Frederick's of Hollywood, $59), dresses, shoes and wrist cuffs.
The brilliant thing about metallics is they go with everything and can instantly make any look more edgy. Wear this look with confidence, but don’t overdo it. Remember when it comes to shine, there's a fine line between sparkly and burning someone’s retina.
3-The trifecta shoe
This shoe (LuLu’s, $38) brings three of spring’s shoe trends to one place — black and white, wedges and straps. Black and white has been an important trend on spring runways, but if the monochromatic scheme doesn’t speak to you, this is a fun way to bring the trend to your wardrobe.
If a wedge isn’t for you, look for spring shoes with lots of straps — trust us, they won’t be hard to find.
4-India-inspired
Now that Middle Eastern and India-inspired fashions are here, we have but one question. What took so long? These styles are long (hiding a variety of body issues), luxurious and gorgeous.
They also take a bit of confidence to carry off, so if you don’t think a bold statement like this is for you, you can still indulge in this trend with a handkerchief dress or with a maxi dress with an India-inspired print, like this one (Venus, $40). Look how this style showcases the girls, but still offers ample coverage without looking like a nightgown.
5-Short suits
A pair of shorts turned into a suit (Forever 21, top $16) had an omnipresence on spring fashion runways. We love this versatile look because it’s youthful, and it brings a little femininity to an otherwise masculine look.
Pair this look with a professional pair of flats or pumps, but toss a contrasting pair of edgy heels in your car to take this ensemble from the office to an evening out. The shorts suit is clever from a practicality standpoint as well. On a cool spring morning, a blazer or jacket is a layer that will keep you comfortable, but it can be removed later as the day warms up! Smart and cute — isn’t that what fashion is all about?
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Spring Fashion Tips Fashion Tips For Women For Men For Girls 2013 For Plus Size Women For Teenage Girls For Bald Men Quotes For Teenagers For Fat Men
Spring Fashion Tips Fashion Tips For Women For Men For Girls 2013 For Plus Size Women For Teenage Girls For Bald Men Quotes For Teenagers For Fat Men
Spring Fashion Tips Fashion Tips For Women For Men For Girls 2013 For Plus Size Women For Teenage Girls For Bald Men Quotes For Teenagers For Fat Men
Spring Fashion Tips Fashion Tips For Women For Men For Girls 2013 For Plus Size Women For Teenage Girls For Bald Men Quotes For Teenagers For Fat Men
Spring Fashion Tips Fashion Tips For Women For Men For Girls 2013 For Plus Size Women For Teenage Girls For Bald Men Quotes For Teenagers For Fat Men
Spring Fashion Tips Fashion Tips For Women For Men For Girls 2013 For Plus Size Women For Teenage Girls For Bald Men Quotes For Teenagers For Fat Men
Spring Fashion Tips Fashion Tips For Women For Men For Girls 2013 For Plus Size Women For Teenage Girls For Bald Men Quotes For Teenagers For Fat Men
Spring Fashion Tips Fashion Tips For Women For Men For Girls 2013 For Plus Size Women For Teenage Girls For Bald Men Quotes For Teenagers For Fat Men
Spring Fashion Tips Fashion Tips For Women For Men For Girls 2013 For Plus Size Women For Teenage Girls For Bald Men Quotes For Teenagers For Fat Men
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