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Spring Style Essentials

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Danyelle McInnis Student Contributor, Tufts University
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Tufts chapter and does not reflect the views of Her Campus.

Say “goodbye” to Winter and “hello” to Spring with these clothing essentials for the warm weather!  Refresh your wardrobe with these fun pieces. These items can mixed and matched with many different fashion styles.

Liven up your wardrobe with a playful, colored dress.  Florals are always in style this time of year and there are many ways to wear them.  Bonus points if you pick a real flower and put it in your hair!

ASOS. H&M. Forever 21.

 

Trench coats are the ultimate fashion staple – especially in between seasons.  These are perfect for the times when it’s too warm for a heavy coat, but too cool to go out sans jacket. 

ASOS. ASOS. Zara.

 

Who doesn’t love a simple t-shirt and jeans combo?  Basic tees and tanks can be paired with colored pants or fun printed skirts.   

Everlane. Uniqlo. Michael Stars. 

 

A lightweight scarf can turn a plain outfit into something much more sophisticated (with little to no effort)!  Try wearing pastel-patterned scarves to bring contrast to an otherwise dark outfit.  

Gap. Forever 21. Gap. 

 

Try adding some of these to your Spring wardrobe.  What clothing items do you consider essential?   

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Danyelle McInnis

Tufts

Danyelle McInnis is a graduating senior at Tufts University, majoring in English.  She's interested in short story-writing, journalism, marketing, photography, creating websites, baking, and grilled cheese sandwiches.  She's left-handed and always has a secret stash of candy on hand in case the world suddenly runs out of sugar.  In her spare time, she writes about her ongoing transformation from pack rat to minimalist on her blog, Greyer Than Gray.