Spring Fashion 2015 Part I

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J.M.J.

Hey there! I had a request to do more fashion posts, so here you go! This is part I of a series because spring is such a fun time and there are so many options out there! I am here to sift through them for you to help you discover a look of your own that is functional, stylish, modest, and feminine.

What a fun belt! I don't often wear belts. The darker wash of jeans dresses up the whole outfit. This is a lot of orange, but it works because the neutral white and denim balances it all out. The flats are so cute. A handbag is essential, and a scarf is still acceptable and useful in springtime weather.

This one is more dressed up and dressed down at the same time. It is a perfect blend of chic and casual. The top is so feminine and "flowy," yet the jacket gives it a very tailored and finished look. The lighter wash of jeans makes this outfit not too dressed up, but you could also wear darker denim or slacks if you were going somewhere very fancy. 

This one definitely is for weather that is a bit warmer because of the footwear. These pieces are meant to be layered; I'm not suggesting that you wear the tank top by itself. Layering these articles of clothing will create a very doable outfit as the weather transitions to warmer temperatures. The straw handbag reminds you that summer is on its way. If the weather is getting a little too warm for the long sweater, you could either remove the scarf or wear a light jacket or shawl instead.

Photo credit: Pinterest

God bless you!
Stephanie

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