This week I'm dedicating each day to your spring wardrobe: re-purposing your winter items for warmer days; entering in bold, bright pieces; making a statement; donning leopard print; and making your work attire warm-weather appropriate.
Hence, your spring work 'fit!
By now your closet is full of the latest spring trends (enter, lace, color block, white, leopard and stripes) but maybe you are at a loss as to ways to make said trends look office appropriate (source: LaurenConrad.com). It's easy! With the help of Ms. Conrad, here workable style tips for five spring trends.
Trend #1: Stripes
While your pinstripe shorts and/or tank tops might be too revealing for work, there are endless ways to transfer this look to the office. Try a black and white striped blazer paired with a neutral separate. Or, a classic pinstripe button-down blouse with a dress suit.
Trend #2: Printed Pants
Put a professional twist on the jean and wear a patterned/printed silk pant! Make sure to create a general color scheme so the look isn't too distracting. Word to the wise, black and white patterns look more sophisticated than colorful ones.
Trend #3: Color blocking
It’s easy to pull off color blocking in the workplace—just be sure to stay within the same color family. One suggestion? A navy cardigan paired with a sky blue blouse and an indigo pencil skirt. Steer clear of any neons, brights, or too many pastels.
Trend #4: All White
Trade in your navy skirt suit for a cream version this spring and summer. It's on trend, fresh and sleek. Suggestion: carry a tide-to-go pen in your purse just in case. =)
Trend #5: Lace
No, not referencing your lacy, festival-worthy shorts. I'm thinking more of lace in the form of a blouse, dress or pencil skirt. Wear an A-line lace dress, a lace button-up or a lace pencil skirt underneath your favorite blazer - the blazer keeps your overall look professional.
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