10 Things You Need To Create The Perfect Spring Fashion Look
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10 Things You Need To Create The Perfect Spring Fashion Look

Spring break might be over, but the trends are here to stay!

Caroline Webb
Mar 28, 2017
University of South Florida
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10 Things You Need To Create The Perfect Spring Fashion Look
Stitch Fix Blog

Spring is here! What are you waiting for? Time to update your wardrobe! How many of these fabulous finds are in your closet?

1. The Off-Shoulder Top

Are you planning a casual outing with friends? This is the perfect piece that can be either dressed up or down! Pair it with jeans, shorts, or your favorite skirt and you'll have an outfit that's on point.



2. Short Ankle Jeans

Gone are the days of long, straight cut jeans. The short ankle boyfriend jeans are here! These can be dressed up with some wedges or tones down with your favorite sneakers for a more casual look.

3. Light Neutral Lipstick

It goes with everything! Shades of beige, dusty rose, or light peach will match anything in your closet. Pair this with a highlighter on your cheeks for a look that really pops!

4. Lace-Up Flats

Comfy, casual, and oh so stylish. They're the perfect pair for some ankle jeans, or a casual maxi dress!

5. Chunky Heels

These can dress up any casual look. Pair them with your favorite dress or capris for a nicer look, or throw on your favorite jeans and take your outfit to a whole new level.

6. The 3/4 Sleeved Dress

This works for any type of occasion. The one dress that can be worn to work, lunch, dinner and the after party!

7. The Casual Maxi Dress

Perfect for those days you'll spend downtown with the girls.

8. Rose-Toned Eyes

The shades of this spring all point to rose! Keep it light and simple, or smoke it out with shades of brown and gold!


9. Simple Jewelry

Bye, bye chunky bangles! Hello, simple, metallic bracelets. They go with absolutely everything.


10. High-Neck Tanks

They work for any occasion! Pair with your favorite shorts and a cardigan for a comfy, casual look. Ready to hit the town? Pair with your favorite skirt or long pants for an edgy look that will turn heads!

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