With beautiful weather starting to show up for most of us it’s time to begin spring cleaning, digging up old projects, and diving into fun DIY. Here are a few I’m thinking of trying out:
Make your own spring wreathe to hang on your door with two simple materials.
Need a pot or candle holder? Make this one using clothes pins.
I’ve recently transitioned to a more neutral wardrobe consisting of browns, grays, creams, whites, etc. It worked very well for the winter, but now that spring is fast approaching I find that I need to add a few more essentials to my wardrobe. I was also left with a conundrum. Brighter colors are always in for spring, how would I incorporate that into a neutral wardrobe?
I found my answer: pastels! Pastels happen to be in this season as well, but even if they weren’t I don’t think I’d have trouble finding any. Wearing all neutrals with one item in a pastel shade looks incredible and is perfect for the spring season.
I’m excited to put away my winter clothes and start looking for gems to add to my spring collection. Remember to weed out your closet periodically by donating clothes you no longer fit in or don’t wear anymore.
How are you getting your wardrobe ready for spring?
I usually don’t pick up on trends, but I’ve been into nail polishes a lot lately and wanted to share spring colors. These are my favorite three shades I’m seeing worn, pictured in magazines, and being talked about. Remember, you can always substitute brands. The important thing here is the color! Anything pastel, white, or even nude is in this season.
What are your favorite shades for three trends? Leave a comment below! I’m especially looking to purchase a new white, so give me some recommendations!
Nude
Dulce de Leche by OPI: A perfect nude shade for those with fair to medium skin tones, matches with everything this season. When having doubts choosing a color that won’t clash with an outfit, this is the one to go with!
Similar alternative: Tickle Me France-y by OPI
White
White Tip by Sally Hansen: There are many wonderful shades of white out there, but this is all I have at the moment. White is the new black for this season! Expect to see a lot of lighter shades. Like black, white gives an indie sort of look and makes a statement.
Similar alternatives: Alpine Snow by OPI, Frosty by China Glaze, Marshmallow by Essie
Pastel
Mint Sorbet by Sally Hansen: A light mint or even a pastel mint shade seems to be popular for the spring. I’m seeing a lot of it in magazines. This is such a fun color you can experiment with!
Similar alternatives: Get in Lime by OPI, Mint Candy Apple by Essie, Re-Fresh Mint by China Glaze
This blog entry was posted in Beauty on May 15 2011.