The new year has started off with a bang, fashion-wise. From pretty pastels to gorgeous motifs, there’s lot to look forward to in 2014. As we get set to rock the year, we tell you some of the must-haves for a fashionable spring season. Read on!
The new year has started off with a bang, fashion-wise. From pretty pastels to gorgeous motifs, there’s lot to look forward to in 2014. As we get set to rock the year, we tell you some of the must-haves for a fashionable spring season. Read on!
Pastels for all:
The spring time calls for pretty pastels that look feminine and ultra chic. Go for nude oranges, lemons and mauves to rule this season like a pro. While summer is all about bright colours, spring is more subtle and classier. You can invest in muted gold tones and yellows to finally say good bye to your greys, blacks and other winter colours.
Bright lips:
This season, choose brighter lips and muted tops to bring out the best in you. Give yourself the much needed pop by way of lips. You can choose from last season’s orange to this season’s burgundy for a sexy touch. If you are daring enough, go for greens and purple too!
Digital prints in bright hues:
Eccentric, daring, funky and very colourful…the digital prints are here to stay. They can make any outfit instantly dressy, without taking away from the essence of it. Choose from a variety of prints and colours to leave a lasting impression on everybody.
Funky aviators:
The classic aviators have been around since the beginning of the century and are here to stay for a long, long time. But the spring season belongs to funky aviators that come in a riot of colours and affordable price range. Choose the colour that you love the most and it can totally be the statement piece you’re looking for!
Asymmetrical frocks:
2013 was all about high-low length fashion, but this spring belongs to asymmetrical frocks. Go dressy or cutesy by opting for asymmetrical frocks in various shades and fabrics. You can even give your trusted LBDs a miss this season and go for these dainty frocks. If you are not much of a frock person, you can try the same style in gowns and dresses too…
