I sit surrounded by the daffodils and crocuses, vibrant against the green background. I feel the subtle warmth of the sun on my face, like itâs trying its hardest to make itself known. The light is shimmering off the water, where birds are dancing happily. The blossoming trees are adding colour to this once wintery world, I almost canât imagine this place with a snow covering now. People walking around me, their laugher brighter, smiles bigger – spring must be here.
It finally seems like we are seeing some signs of spring in London – crocuses are blossoming and daffodils are growing just in time for St David’s day! With the change in seasons comes a change in fashion. This transitionary period can be difficult when the temperature is constantly changing, and you donât know if it will rain in the afternoon of a cloudless morning. Perhaps delving into trends which I think will be all the rage may inspire you to jump headfirst into this spring!
After a winter of cosy and comfort, I think spring is going to bust out with colour and sleek style. Here are some trends I think you may want to jump on board with:
- I think the âpreppyâ style will come into its own this season. Iâm envisioning loafers, small skirts, and knits – this is a great transitional outfit too. Spring is the time for new beginnings, so, perhaps the preppy style will inspire you to work that bit harder.
- I think deep, rich colours will be âinâ this season. Pinks which are almost moody in tone. Or rich royal blues and intense greens. Winter was quite a monotone season (with the exception of accents of red), so I think itâs time to welcome colour into our wardrobe as well as in the garden.
- Miniskirts were very present in spring fashion shows this year and I think the population will follow suit. The great thing about a miniskirt is you can style it up or down: an oversized jumper and trainers for an easy casual look, or a little top and heels to style it up more. The diversity of a miniskirt is a beautiful thing!
- This winter had a lot of basics, and I donât think I am ready for them to go anywhere. However, I think this spring may introduce bolder basics: instead of a plain white top, maybe something with more texture. I think playing with a variety of textures can really elevate a look – even if itâs a âbasicâ one.
- Blue is going to be in this season – all tones of blue. I think because of this, blue denim will be in, for example, we will see a lot of rich blue double denim outfits. This is a sleek outfit which looks glorious but can also be comfortable and affordable.
- As mentioned, the unpredictable weather in England over spring makes layers vital. I think because of this, people will be more experimental with layering. Maybe we will see more skirts over jeans, or maxi mesh skirts over short miniskirts. I think people will ditch the ordinary to try more experimental styles with layering.
- Trousers can be a womanâs best friend. I think different shaped trousers will come in more this season: wide, cigarette, straight leg. Not jeans, trousers. Theyâre comfy and versatile. They can be light weight for warmer days or can be worn with a cosy jumper for the colder days.
- I think carrying on from winter, flat shoes will be in. Shoes which are more experimental than trainers. For example, ballet flats and loafers. Perhaps we will see more split toe shoesâŠ
So, there was my list of the trends I think we will be seeing a lot of this spring. Spring is the time of new beginnings so why donât you start afresh by being experimental and push yourself out of your boundaries by wearing things you usually never would.