Happy Friday! Let's translate some more Spring 2011 Trends, shall we?
There are a lot of trends right now, you can pretty much choose from any decade and find something fun to work into your wardrobe right now.
30's - bias cut dresses and strong shoulders
40's - tailored dresses and lovely waved hairstyles
50's - full skirts or wiggle dresses
60's - mod anything and dark-lined eyes
70's - tunics, high-waist flare jeans, wedge sandals
80's - color blocking and touches of neon
There are a lot of trends right now, you can pretty much choose from any decade and find something fun to work into your wardrobe right now.
30's - bias cut dresses and strong shoulders
40's - tailored dresses and lovely waved hairstyles
50's - full skirts or wiggle dresses
60's - mod anything and dark-lined eyes
70's - tunics, high-waist flare jeans, wedge sandals
80's - color blocking and touches of neon
One trend I am MOST excited about is anything Asian inspired.
I think the prints are gorgeous and the clean lines so elegant.
For years, I've been dying to get a silk brocade cheongsam/qipao as my go-to cocktail dress.
Now that I'm at a healthy weight and won't look like a stuffed sausage in it, I just need to decide on the color!
You can look for a modern cut with an Asian twist to the print or decorative details like frog clasps.
Or go traditional, like this top. I have one in a deep turquoise that I love to wear with jeans for date night.
You can work in just a little touch, like this tassled pendant neckace.
Or a brocade print on a clutch.
Something like this would make a great spring jacket!
This timeless styles and prints can work no matter your age. It's all in how you style them!
Me? I love Asian prints mixed with either modern wavy hair or swoopy 40's styles.
I definitely suggest adding a piece to your wardrobe. It's especially easy if you have a Chinatown near you.
A few designer inspirations from Style.com.
A few designer inspirations from Style.com.
L'Wren Scott Oriental Dress
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