Bethany Porter
Bethany Porter is a blogger and beauty junkie. She believes in healthy living and that women have powerful potential for beauty both inside and out.
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I love exploring new trends when the seasons change. However, I am a firm believer in only adopting trends that work for you. Once you find a few to play with, trends can be a great way to refresh your wardrobe. This spring we're seeing some of the most wearable fashion to leap off the runway in several seasons. Try a few and have some fun!
- Neon: This '80s staple has returned in a more refined way that can fit in any woman's wardrobe. The best way to wear it? Statement jewelry. Brightly colored baubles are a fantastic way to dress up your daily jeans and T-shirt uniform or lend some punch to a neutral-colored dress.
- Colored blazers: These sophisticated toppers have come a long way from basic black. The newest versions come in bold hues like cobalt blue and bright pink. Throw one over a feminine top for a balanced look.
- Pastels: I especially love this trend for its versatility. Rather than exuding sugary sweetness, they give softness to spring's staple pieces like skinny jeans and pleated skirts. Pair lovely shades like mint and buttery yellow with nude shades, clean white or brighter colors. Want to ease into the trend? Try some pastel heels.
- Wedges: Fashionable and comfortable, wedges are the perfect answer to city strolling or running errands while still looking put-together. Try a pair with a fun pattern or color-blocking.
- Florals: This trend is popping up everywhere, which makes it easy to try. These buds aren't sweet or girly. This season's florals are bold and statement making. Try the trend on a button-up blouse paired with slim cut trousers or reverse that and try a printed pant.
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Bethany Porter is a blogger and beauty junkie. She believes in healthy living and that women have powerful potential for beauty both inside and out.
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