Spring is odd here in Virginia. That means one day it’s bright and sunny outside and the next it’s chilly or pouring down rain. So during this weather transition, I try to incorporate summer pieces while adding layers to make it appropriate for the weather. With that being said, I put together a couple of outfits through the last couple of weeks and wanted to show what I wear when transitioning into spring.
This first outfit I had to capture because this top is like no other. First off I think this shade of red looks flattering on so many people and it really brings such a bright pop of color to the look. The top is a tie crop top that can be tied in several ways, but for this look I wrapped it around my waist and then tied it around my neck to support me. I then took a beige corduroy shirt dress and left it unbuttoned as a flannel. I wore light denim, high-waisted boyfriend jeans, because I thought it would help bring out the red and make the look more causal. Of course because the rep top is the main pop of color I paired the look with neutral accessories.
I love styling graphic tees year round, but it’s always fun to play around with how I wear them in the spring. For this look I was inspired by a photo I found on Pinterest where a girl was wearing a white graphic tee with white denim flare pants. I personally don’t have any white jeans in my closet so I wore some of my favorite flowy beach pants with the look. Because there are so many colors and graphics on the shirt I keep the accessories neutral once again with gold jewelry and a tan shoulder bag.
I feel like I can never stay away from neutrals but I absolutely love this look because of the renaissance inspired tee paired with cheetah print. The crop top I’m wearing is a crop tank and I feel like having the cardigan being cropped as well makes the look more acceptable for warmer weather. Once again I wore my favorite high waisted jeans and since my midsection is very visible I wore a gold chain belt to cinch my waist in.
VT Vogue 