▲ Digital technology reinvents the tropical print with a watercolor look. (‘Evie’ tote by Kate Spade, $178) The digital era is reflected in fashion this spring, with bold, blocky color and architectural lines used in shift dresses that hang away from the body. (Rachel Roy, $355)
▲ Tribal patterns are hot this season, and leather carries over from fall, used here in a faux leather laser-cut top. (Karen Kane top, $88; pencil skirt, $92)
JETSETTER
Shoes this season have strong ankle interest, covering up more of the foot. (‘Hyanne’ by Guess, $99)
▲ The jumpsuit makes a comeback, used here with a boxy jacket and harem pants. (Eileen Fisher, jacket, $298; jumpsuit, $218)
CLEAN SLATE ▲ Exotic locations inspire bold, colorful prints for spring. (Cynthia Rowley, $119) ▲ Black and white is a big trend, serving as a palate cleanser as we move into the spring season. (Dooney and Bourke ‘Chelsea Shopper,’ $298)
Spring 2014 trends are all about making a statement
▲ Spring shoes make use of a wide variety of materials such as shell, cork, metal, animal prints or clear Lucite, used in this black city sandal. (Michael Kors, ‘Lani’ sandal, $145)
Link bracelets and necklaces with tortoise carry over from fall to spring. Blend lots of bracelets for “arm candy,” and yes, you can wear them on your watch arm. (Michael Kors jewelry collection, $65 – $225) april2014 | northsidewoman.com | 19