Spring has officially sprung and that means one thing is in order, loyal readers: You’ve been given the green light to wear color, pastels, stripes, laces and bold prints. You’ll still be in the loop with your pastel Caren ruffle skirt paired with an Equipment shirt and Nancy Gonzalez shiny blush crocodile fold-over clutch purse in hand. If you want to try something new (Yay for new!), The Gaurdian Fashion published a feature about “Bright Spring Fashion” where those-in-the-know should use warm colors as opposed to dark colored outfits, despite the glacial chill of the outside temperatures in cities outside my hometown of sunny Miami.
And if you aren’t sure of what to wear yet, you can search for some inspiration from Elle, an online fashion guru or from your online girlfriends at the community and social section of www.foxybingo.com, every girl’s favorite gaming site.
If you want to wear a floral printed skirt or trousers, make sure that the floral prints are either in yellow, cerulean, pink, or neon green. Avoid red, lilac, deep orange or navy blue. Peepe this Asos Collection green jacquard floral trousers with a design consisting of ultra light blue and green flowers to see what I mean.
For those of you in chillier temps, slip on a Alexander McQueen Dragonfly print wool and silk blend bomber jacket. The majority of its body is designed with a beautiful neon yellow butterfly wings against a white fabric. The materials used aren’t bulky and it definitely looks lighter and warmer. Score!
Even for accessories — like a purse or a handbag — it’s also suggested to use neon colors. You have to be consistent from head to toe because combining it with dark colors isn’t cool. So if you want to dress up like a runway model, bright colors for Spring fashion are definitely having a moment.
