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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Trinity chapter.

It’s getting close to that time of year when you retire your chunky knit sweaters, long winter puffer jackets, and wool scarves.  If you’re like me, you have begun browsing your favorite clothing websites for a spring wardrobe update.  Whether it’s shoe shopping or finding that staple sundress, the search is on.  But before making any commitments within your shopping cart, it’s nice to know what fashion bloggers and magazines are saying about trends that were modeled on the runway during spring fashion week.

Spring is a time for color! Brighten up your cozy and gloomy winter wardrobe with soft pastels and bright colors. Designers’ collections during spring fashion week incorporated citrusy and vibrant colors like:

·      Emerald green

·      Yellow 

·      Hot pink

·      Orange

·      Especially cobalt blue.

As for patterns and styles:

·      Don’t be afraid to show a little more skin this spring by wearing tops and dresses with translucent panels.

·       It may be a strange idea, but collage and mixing prints on pants, tops, or dresses are a new style you should consider trying. 

·      As always, stripes ring in the spring and summer season whether it be nautical or black and white. 

·      Branching off of the black and white contrasting stripes, black and white contrast in anything is a must have for this spring. 

·      If you’re feeling adventurous Bermuda shorts and short suits are trends you will most likely see in fashion magazines in spring (yes, I do realize that Bermuda shorts may bring    back some middle school memories).

So, that’s all nice to know if you’re into what’s trendy, but when it comes to applying these hot spring colors and styles to your own wardrobe you may need a little guidance. Below, are looks I threw together based on the some of the styles and colors for spring. Happy shopping!

Pastels:

Brights:

Sheers:

Cobalt:

Stephanie Taylor is originally from Detroit, Michigan and moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma with her parents when she was sixteen. Five years later, she is now a senior at Oklahoma State University majoring in news-editorial with a minor in English. Her three passions are writing, fashion and music. Stephanie loves telling other peoples' stories and seeing her words come to life. In the future, she will be an editor in chief of a young women's magazine and a screenwriter. She currently holds the title of Miss Black OSU and volunteers with different organizations for young women and for mentally and physically disabled young adults. Stephanie has been accused of trying to save the world, which always makes her smile. In response to that, she says she just wants to do all she can with all she has in the time she has on the earth.