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When it comes to my personal color palette, my comfort zone tends to range between denim blues, creamy whites, and classic black pieces—especially during winter. But with spring weather finally showing face in New York City, I’m inspired to switch things up and test out a fresh batch of seasonal trends. (Yes, bolder colors are included.) Across the runways and throughout the city streets, rosette accessories, red and butter-yellow hues, and ruffled chiffon fabrics are being spotted a mile a minute, and I need to take part. After spending far too much time scrolling the internet, I’ve narrowed down my findings. Keep scrolling to shop the 30 items that will add a bit of fun to my otherwise basic wardrobe.
The dress for any spring event.
I’m not sure what I love more: the draping, the bow, or this beautiful shade of blue.
These Anthropologie earrings have taken our office by storm, and it’s time I buy in.
Pop this on with jeans and a kitten heel for a casual but chic spring look.
A perfect example of that butter yellow I was talking about.
I’d wear this to the office with the trousers listed below.
These trousers are tailored to perfection.
The ideal combination of spring’s buzziest trends: denim and rosettes.
I’d wear this beyond spring and into the summer as my go-to beach cover-up.
Go big, or go home.
I’m in love with this style, but even more in love with this under-$100 price point.
Move over, Mini Jodie. Half Moon is the new It girl.
Tortoiseshell counts as a color, right?
A neutral sneaker with hints of red is a big yes from me.
I already own these comfy loafers in black, but this pastel pink is calling my name.
Silver jewelry is currently outshining its gold counterpart.
Now this, this is the definition of an elevated basic.
I can’t enter a new season without a fresh pair of jeans.
The most wearable entry point into the metallic trend.
Pink-and-brown is an underrated color combination if you ask me.
If we’re talking color this season, orange needs to have its moment, too.
I do a little happy dance every time Lexxola releases new frames.
I spy a sneaky micro-trend, and its name is cobalt blue.
The addition of the ruffle made this basic top infinitely more fun.
Confirmed: The perfect denim midi skirt does, in fact, exist.
The limit on red items to purchase this year does not exist.
A sweater dress, but make it spring.
I’m all about unique accessories, and this mixed-metal watch fits the bill.
As a New Yorker, I can’t be bothered with a heel higher than this one.
I did a double take when I saw that this woven tote bag is under $200.
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