The winter is almost over and even the Valentine’s Day has passed so the time is perfect to start preparing for the upcoming spring. There’s no more pressure about the perfect Valentine’s Day outfit and if you get a head start now, you will be shining bright this spring. It’s time to refresh your wardrobe with some new pieces. Just like nature is reinventing itself, you should, too. You need to learn what is going to be popular this season, purchase everything you need (and something you don’t), and do it all on the budget. This may be the trickiest part for every girl.
Floral patterns are always good for the spring. As for the types of clothing, you’ll need some cute tops, blouses, oversized dresses, crop tops and hoodies, and more. Wool sweaters aren’t out either as they’re great for the transition period. Not to forget the blazers and some new pajamas and bright-colored lingerie. Lighter footwear is also essential, and sandals are an awesome choice. Not to be boring with the list, that’s really not something you should obsess about. When you hit the stores (preferably with your best friend), you’ll know what to do. And you’ll have the perfect consultant right there to help you.
From revolveclothing.co.jp
Our main advice for your personal spring collection is to make it lighter and brighter than your winter apparel. And don’t forget your coffee breaks and staying on budget. After all, shopping can get stressful, too, and sometimes it’s hard to keep your cool. This is the best time for your coffee break. After that, you will feel refreshed and you will be more focused than before. It’s important not to rush and force things that just weren’t supposed to be. What we’re saying is you don’t have to get everything you’ve imagined during one shopping spree.
From forever21.com
This is a problem many women have, besides purchasing some items that were an additional treat for their closet but a burden for their budget. For example, if you were planning on buying a dress with a certain pattern or color or whatever, and you just couldn’t find one, let it be. Don’t buy something you’re not passionate about and then just let it hang in your closet lifelessly, forever. And don’t get desperate if something you wanted is out of stock. The store will probably re-stock. And even if they don’t, you might find something even better in another store, on another run. Good luck!
