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Spring Trends that Will Brighten Your Mood

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Her Campus Placeholder Avatar Jessica Schimm
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at San Francisco chapter.

Wearing brighter colors will help lighten up your mood according to Analyzing Color in Your Wardrobe by Thelma Thompson. 

Luckily for you, this year’s spring trends are all about bright and bold colors! Often, we chose what to wear each day by how we feel, and let’s face it SFSU ladies, living in this gloomy weather does not help one bit. Here are a few spring trends that will help brighten up your wardrobe and mood.
 


The bold mini skirt.
H&M has great bright and bold colored miniskirts ranging from $5.95 to $12.95. San Francisco ladies you know what to do, just add leggings.

 


A form fitting pink blazer.
Not only is a blazer essential to any closet, pink is known to be the most calming of colors. In fact, some of the most dangerous criminals are placed in pink cells because the color calms aggression. According to a study titled “Room Color and Aggression in a Criminal Detention Cell: A Test of the “Tranquillizing Pink” Hypothesis.
 

 

This might be good to wear during finals week!
 


A fun sailor striped inspired top.
Striped tops are usually designed in contrasting colors, which are pleasing to the eye.

If this season’s bold colors scare you, try to starting out small with accessories instead. A little pop of color can go a long way in helping to brighten up your mood and style.

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Jessica Schimm

San Francisco

Jessica is journalism major finishing her senior year at San Francisco State University. She founded and lead San Francisco State’s Her Campus branch as Editor-in-Chief for two semesters and now helps run it as managing editor due to other internships responsibilities.  Her passion for magazine and online journalism has led her current online internships at 7x7 and California Home & Design magazines in San Francisco. She also was the social media editor for her award-winning college paper last semester.When Jessica is not working hard in school she spends her time working on her blog, Women Who Run San Francisco and cheering on the San Francisco Giants (world series champs!!). Having been a competitive Irish dancer for 15 years, she knows that it takes practice, hard work and determination to meet her goals. It is through these qualities that she plans to become editor-in-chief at a leading women’s magazine.