Spring Fashion 2015 Part II

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J.M.J.

Welcome to Part II of Stephanie's Spring Fashion series review! The theme of this blog is blouses and then there are two accessories at the end.

BLOUSES

This blouse is so soft and flowy. I didn't use to wear things like this as I preferred a more fitted look, but there is something eminently feminine about this style. The darker color appears to fit colder months, so this would be a good transition piece from winter to spring.
 Funny story about this one. I tried to order it and then an error occurred. I decided I wasn't meant to have this blouse. Oh well. *Sigh* I like it because it's fitted and flowy simultaneously because of the tucks in the waist area. Note to self: I really must find a different word to use besides "flowy" sometimes.
 This is a really fun print. You might get tired of it if you wear it repetitively, so just mix and match with accessories and even footwear.
 This color is very striking. Make sure to balance out the "shock" value of this piece with something more understated, as this model does with blue jeans.
 I love the relaxed look of this gingham black-and-white print. It's like Dorothy from The Wizard of Oz except it's not a dress, and it's obviously a different color.
 I found that I'm just really liking the relaxed look for this season. This color is muted and lovely, and if I were picking color names, this one would be "Sea Foam."
 White doesn't just belong in summer. It's okay to start wearing it now. You can't go wrong with a white blouse!
 Another white piece. I don't like how she's wearing white pants with it. She needs color somewhere.

ACCESSORIES

This adorable little clutch reminds me of the structure of an envelope. Too cute, oui?
I don't normally like gold accents, but this is a good choice since the silvery aspects are so prominent.

You can find all of these items at francescas.com.

God bless you!
Stephanie


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