Spring Trends 2014 - What to look out for

Sunday 9 March 2014

With spring just around the corner as you may have already noticed there have been many new trends but  there have also been some returning ones  from previous seasons which are making a reaprrance. The pastel colours have been seen again on the catwalks as well as high street shops. The great thing about this trend is that every single one of us ladies is able to choose the most flattering colour suited to our own personal skin tone and incrroprate this trend in to our wardrobes.

Iridescent colours is another trend which will be big this season, slightly more out there however can be toned down for sure so if your not into statement pieces why not make it a statment ridescent accesory such as a clutch ,although we do have to say that a vibrant dress is a perfect statement in the evening an would look gorgeous with the summery bronzed skin.

Moving on to a slightly more tamed and wearable trend are full skirts which have been worn by quiet a few known faces already. The very voluminous skirts paired with a crop top is a perfect match this spring season. They are very feminine and can be worn both night and day depending on how they are styled which makes it a great must have piece which is versatile.

Time to get all suited up and 007  this season,  choose one that is coordinated whether its brave colours, patterns or styles these have been seen on the catwalks and street style as I noticed during the London Fashion week. Although not all of us like to go too match matchy this look can be very chic , feminine and bold without being too much, of course if your not in to the matching ones they can be tamed down or broken up with accessories and colour blocking.

These are just some of the trends to look out for this Spring 2014, just like with any trends we highly recoomend you pick and select the ones you like and incoroperate those in to your waredrobe as not every trend is for everyone having said that we do think each trend can be made to suit your own personal style.