Spring Outfits 2016

Hola Fashionistas!

 Okay so there are spring festivals going on around the world, I though why not help you guys out with travel outfits/spring fest outfits. Well we are going to get out cues from major fashion week's outfits!

This spring will be all about: flared jean, over sized jackets/ponchos, big frills, off-shoulder tops, culottes! We are gonna see the best of Ralph Lauren Show, LFW, PFW and some big trends from New York.


At the Ralph Lauren show we got to see some clean styles, chic fashion which you can just decide to wear at a date or going out with your girls, wedges are going to make a statement for some more years so its okay to invest in one of them.


While London Fashion Week had the spring styled up more elegantly, I love the strong patterns, ease of the garment, comfortable foot wear, all of it will make you drool over the collection.


Off-shoulders are making a serious comeback, style it boho, chic, elegant or wear it in your own style; you will just rock it.


Mean while at Paris striped garments are a hot trend for spring, prefer vertical over horizontals to look leaner and longer.


And here are, from left to right; Prada, Dolce and Gabbana, Roksanda and Jonathan Saunders Spring 2016 fashion week best ones.

Illustration of the Week:

Spring is all about medium length skirts, some frills, tan bag and heels, striped outfits, flared and soft jeans. So here comes the exquisitely designed outfit for you!


Make that ordinary garment a little different, by accessorizing opt for a belt that you think would just make your garment complete, over-sized belts are a no-no in any case.


Easier to get that spring tan with a strappy top


Tan heels with fringe just add that spring/summer effect. Plus the fringe trend is going no where for some years, so add that to your shoe closet ASAP.


The final picture, this whole outfit is perfect for the spring fest or a spring date.
I hope you loved this post cause now you have the perfect hacks for the 2016 Spring break!

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Love.
Trend Sketcher..


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