Having a signature style is one thing, but adapting that favorite vibe for the changing seasons requires a bit of strategic thinking. As the sun gradually becomes more frequent, your go-to fur coat, perhaps reminiscent of a mafia widow's wardrobe, might find itself less in rotation compared to its winter and fall appearances. Additionally, not all fashion trends are equally suited for the warmer, more casual moments of the year.
Cottagecore changes
Fashion lovers are still enthralled by cottagecore, proving that it is more than just a fad. Cottagecore is a musical movement that has its roots in the allure of the countryside with a dash of realistic romanticism. It emerged from a shared yearning to leave the city and live a slower, more natural lifestyle.
Jumpsuits and airy maxi dresses, for example, are easy and comfy garments with cottage-core vibes that are ideal for short outdoor excursions. Prints frequently feature natural landscapes, with flowers and muted hues taking the stage. This season, delicate touches are even more in style; consider smocked waists, delicate scarves, and other elements with a vintage vibe.
Coquette: a romantic come springtime
Although the word "coquette" originally described a flirting lady, today's coquette style reflects a self-loving attitude rather than a desire to draw attention to oneself. With a whimsical, hyper-feminine combination of curiosity, it exudes "main character energy" and is defined by a blend of Rococo aesthetics and an old-fashioned Polaroid tint.
This look is perfect for spring since it emphasizes feminine accents like lace, frills, and lots of bows. The coquette look is particularly beautiful because it can be pulled off almost entirely with accessories. To infuse your everyday wardrobe necessities with a hint of romanticism, choose sheer scarves, pastel sunglasses, pearls, sun hats, and giant bow accents on everything. Put your favorite childhood book beneath your arm to add a nostalgic touch to the whole look.
Getting the clean girl to look down pat
The "clean girl" look involves more than just a sleek bun and minimum makeup—it also involves building a wardrobe that leans toward minimalist elegance with muted hues, simple silhouettes, and modest accessories. A tiny white dress is a key item this season to underpin your clean-girl style.
For a slight pop of interest, go for a simple design and think about adding square neckline accents. When it comes to accessories, go for a simple, elegant look. Choose bare-toe open-toe heels to dress up your ensemble, or go for a sport-luxe look by wearing white sneakers with a basic baseball cap. To preserve the minimalist purity of the look, make sure the cap is devoid of logos.
Embracing the springtime look of the mob wife
Unlike the neat, simple "clean girl" style, the "mob wife" image is all about opulent excess and hedonistic pleasure. Even though this daring look might seem more winter-focused, there's a way to update it for spring.
While neutral colors have their place, bold designs and vivid colors are where this "living out loud" style really shines. Embrace eye-catching hues like Kelly green or tomato red, and don't be afraid to go big with your hair and accessories. Oversized sunglasses and opulent, flashy gold jewelry are key to embodying this unapologetically lavish aesthetic.