Rain Boots- When Spring comes so does the rain, and the best shoe for the job are some vibrant rain boots, more popularly Hunter rain boots. Staple them with a casual pair of jeans and a sweater, or a cute sundress and a light jacket for an unexpected spring outfit.
Denim Jacket- The 90’s are back and it is a great time to be alive. Denim is always in style so find a jacket that has a modern cut and is flattering to your body shape. Pairing a denim jacket with jeans is hard, so when you do wear them together mix the fade. Such as like a dark jean with a light jacket so it all doesn’t blend together.
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Sundress- Dresses are a wonderful thing because they are the most comfortable and versatile clothing in a woman's closet.They are basic to wear, it doesn’t matter if your style is edgy or vintage, everyone can find the ideal dress.
Flats- Flats are possibly the most essential shoe to own. They can go with mostly anything and still look put together. These shoes are very versatile and can be dressed down or dressed up. Find a pair with a funky, neutral print to add an unconventional effect.
Statement necklace- Add a little bedazzlement to any look with a statement necklace, the perfect go-to accessory. Look for a necklace that reflects your style and could go with a lot of different looks. As seen below, try pairing a plain white t-shirt with your favorite statement piece to play up your look
Sunglasses- Every girl should own a sassy pair of sunglasses that is flattering to your face. They don’t have to be trendy or bold, just a classic pair to add some style and edgy to an outfit. An accessory can change the whole feel of an outfit so find your perfect pair to vamp up your look for this spring.
Boyfriend Jeans- Boyfriend jeans are flattering for almost every body type and are way more comfortable than skinny jeans. They come in all sizes and colors and they should fit loose throughout the leg. For a more edgy style go for more of a light wash fade with distress and pair with flats and a flawy shirt.
