It's tax time and if you're lucky you will be getting some of that hard earned cash back. We could do the responsible thing and save that tax refund for a rainy day or we could dream about all the spring fashions we could buy with that cash. We're choosing the latter and so we've put together our spring splurge wish list of the 6 items we are coveting for the sunny season ahead. What would you splurge on with your tax refund?
Next time you head out shopping turn away from the sweaters and shield your eyes from the galoshes, the time to shop for Spring is now! Lace is going to be big for Spring, whether used as an accent or as the main attraction. Look for lace dresses, tops, skirts or accessories to add some elegance and femininity to your current rotation. Find links to our above picks at the bottom of the post.
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The Spring/Summer 2013 runways were exploding with white. Textured white, simple crisp white, laser cut white, white accessories, white stilettos, white….well you get the idea. We love this look and may even summon up the guts to add it into our spring wardrobe rotation this year.
It feels like stylish people everywhere can pull off all white and look as good at the end of the day as they did when they got dressed. How do they do this - do they avoid food and beverages? Stay away from small children and pets? Never sit down? We know that if we put on a white outfit like one of our favourites below, it would be a disaster from our first sip of coffee.
Head to the bottom of this post for more about our above picks.
If you're comfortable in white and want to take it to the next level, you can try this two-trend-in-one look. Here, white is combined with embroidery, lace and eyelet giving it an almost antiquey vibe. It's a modern adaption of an old world style and it's just so pretty.
Black is always in fashion but we're also keeping our eye on some of the edgier fall shades for 2012. We've examined oxblood and gothic coloured looks and now we're finding ourselves a little bit obsessed with these gorgous greens in shades of emerald, olive, fern and army.
