Spring's essential trends.

 Not identifiable model for Proenza Schouler.

 

One and You’re Done

Convenient (step in, zip up, go!) and inconvenient (going to the bathroom is awkward) in equal parts, the jumpsuit is back, for those willing to put up with its flaws.

On Stardoll, I love them! But in real life, they're not my thing.

 

 Etro.

 

Prairie: The Old Frontier Is New Again.

Not exactly Laura Ingalls Wilder’s wardrobe. The modern prairie rose wears a ruffled Marc Jacobs apron, a generous Bottega Veneta dress, or a crisp Prada bra top.

I love this outfit by Etro, especially because it's so ethno!

 Here we have the beautiful Karlie Kloss in one of  Marc Jacobs' spring designs.

 

Aprons: Out of the Kitchen, Into the Closet. 

More flirtatious waist accessory than cooking necessity, the apron adds a layer at Marc Jacobs and Prada and gives shape to loose dresses at Miu Miu and Junya Watanabe.

I just love the mix of patterns and colors, magnificent!

 

Lara Stone for Givenchy.

 

Beige Is the Foundation.

Hard to believe that a noncolor can do so much. Huh?! I personally love beige. You can wear it with so many different colors like dark red, grey, or black. It's always classy yet modern!