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| Photography by Michelle Edited by Bryoney |
1 Lavish Leather – Nothing says luxury like buttery soft leather. This emblematic rocker chic textile found its way onto this spring’s runway and has never looked more glamorous. Whether it’s a dress, a pencil pant or a pair of too-short shorts, this lux fabric is an easy integration into your current wardrobe. A graphic tee and sandal are the perfect toppers for a lunch date when paired these BB Dakota leather shorts. Reach for your leather dress and pop-of-color clutch when heading out for a night with the girls and you will be sure to turn heads in this must-have spring trend
| BB Dakota Sexy Leather Shorty Short |
2 Low Heel – Spring left its five inch stilettos in the closet and replaced them with a lower, more natural heel. These Zara kitten-like kicks provide the sass of a platform without the embarrassing stumbles and necessary death grips on staircase railings. A lower heel is the perfect day-to-night accessory, and don’t be surprised when you hear your feet whispering, “thank you.”
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| Zara Two-Tone Ankle Strap Kitten Heel |
3 Nature Inspired Prints – Nothing says spring like the leisurely blossom of flowers or the whooshing sound of a river. Nature played a big role in this year’s fashion trends as these colorful images made their way onto spring’s most sought-after fabrics. This nature inspired Alice + Olivia print dress is a must-have for any outdoor get together or celebration. Turning heads and reveling in the beauty around us go hand-in-hand, making this craze truly swoon worthy.
| Alice + Olivia Bright, Bold and Breezy Dress |
4 Bold Blacks & Whites – Black and white paved their way into the hearts and closets of women years ago. This year the dynamic duo grabbed our attention with its bold prints and attention seeking color combinations. The days of the LBD are no more as this dramatic marriage pursues every eye in the room. Keep an eye out for black and white attention grabbing pieces like this Marc Jacobs silk jersey dress. For more of an every day look, pair an over-the-top blouse with a black skinny jean or white distressed short. A black and white statement skirt would be perfect for the office when paired with a tailored black blazer. Your looks in this color palette are truly endless - just remember the more drama you can rattle up the better!
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| Marc Jacobs Black and White Drama Dress |
5 Cut Outs – Warmer temperatures seem to inspire less coverage, as is the case with this spring’s cut out trend. A glimpse of skin is glamorously sexy while remaining appropriately tasteful. I am predicting this is a going to be a popular trend among spring and summer wedding guests. A peek-a-boo cutout dress like this two tone gown from BCBG MAXAZRIA is perfect for any girl who is ready to loosen up, have a few cocktails and dance the night away feeling confident and sexy.
| BCBG Shining Starlet Cut Out Gown |
The color of a single bloom or in this case a fabulous dress invigorates the excitement and thrill that winter seems to capture. Spring trends are the start of something new, so allow yourself to indulge. It feels so good.
This guest blog post was written by Lindsey from trendbetter.me. If you would like to be a guest blogger for NYMM, contact us here.










Great post! I LOVE those Zara shoes!! And the black & white dress is amazing! Love to have a few new inspirational ideas heading into Spring!
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