Issue 3. Spring Outfits

Deciding on Spring Outfits points to the most simple fact that it should be fun. Yes, Summer Outfits can also be considered "fun". Yet, I feel as though Spring pieces are the most memorable-introduction to a visually credible, source of aspirational inspo.

In the sense of fashion, 'Color' is a big, distinguished decision of motivating you to being mindful, in what shades would fit with your specific tones of body and characteristics. An example of this would be, being fair-toned and picking colors like, warmer toned shades, such as olive green, beige, pastel brown, and even pastel-to-darker tones of red. This would tie into, learning your color wheel!

 I also would add to being mindful of which colors suit your state of mind. As corny as it may sound, a big choice of the colors I decide, depends solely on what specific mood I might be in. Spring indicates a sense of individualism and a big chance to expand your comfort zone, so picking colors you might feel naturally gravitated towards, can help you 'stumble' upon that certain vitality. 

Paying key attention to patterns might seem like a stretch, but figuring out key patterns to match certain 'Basic pieces' (refer to Issue. 1) you have, can help you best establish a sense of style. My personal favorite Spring patterns would consist of, soft spring details, pastel or brighter options of bottoms, silky brushed prints, and even subtle gingham fabrics.