Spring officially begins one week from Friday (not that you guys didn't already know that from my incessant jabbering about it or anything). Like most of us, I could not be more pumped to trade in my coats, gloves, and endless winter layers for pretty lightweight dresses, flouncy shirts, tank tops, and shorts. And this season, I'm especially looking forward to wearing lots of the classic print that was all over the spring runways: florals. From elegant, feminine flowers to bold, larger prints that pack a serious bunch, florals reign supreme right now. Although they can be tricky (the vision of a certain boxy floral print blazer that I donned in the '90s, complete with shoulder pads, is forever burned into my brain, along with deep regret), properly paired with the right pieces (and even other patterns and prints), florals can be incredibly chic and very 'right now.'
In the spirit of spring's floral trend, I teamed up once again with my friends over at Kohl's and put together some of my favorite examples of the modern floral look, using items from their spring lines. The looks you see above can all be found on the Kohl's website and/or in their stores. (See details for each look below.) I think #1 and #4 are my favorites, but I'm seriously eyeing that colorful backpack in #7 too.
What are your thought on the return of the floral trend this season? What's your favorite look from above?
LOOK 1: Mudd® drapey racer tank top ($14), LC Lauren Conrad printed skirt ($44), Candie's® miranda washed crossbody bag ($40), Mudd® cypress boots ($69.99)
LOOK 2: Cinderella lampshade high-low dress ($48), Mudd® ($54.99)
LOOK 3: SO® sweater tank top ($30), Takeout crochet-trim duster cardigan ($40), ELLE™ lace accordian pleated skirt ($44), Mudd® reedly shoes ($54.99)
LOOK 4: Candie's® sleeveless side-cascade ruffle top ($38.00), Mudd® printed skater soft shorts ($36), Apt. 9® sheer striped loop scarf ($28), SONOMA life + style® pherin boots ($79.99)
LOOK 5: daisy fuentes® modern graphic tee ($36), LC Lauren Conrad pleated lace skirt ($54), Apt. 9® carmine flats ($30)
LOOK 6: Mudd® knit cocoon sweater ($40), LC Lauren Conrad key item peasant top ($44), LC Lauren Conrad pleated lace skirt ($54), Croft & Barrow® pastel statement necklace, Apt. 9® bayano booties ($64.99)
LOOK 7: Mudd® drapey racer tank top ($14), SO® printed chino shorties ($32), Candie's® floral cargo backpack ($60)
This post is in collaboration with Kohl's.
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It's a shame I'm not a fan of florals because these scream spring to me! Just like you, I can't wait for spring to arrive....eeeeeek!
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Today is actually the first day for a very long time that I am able to wear my spring time coat :) I'm loving the grey T-shirt with the big pink flower on it! And the floral backpack and shorts!
ReplyDeleteNice picks. I love those flower-prints a lot :))
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I'm feeling it! I thrifted a floral maxi dress(!) the other day and I can't believe how much I love it. Now if the weather would cooperate, I could actually wear it.
ReplyDeletethese are styled so cute! number 1 is my dream right now.
ReplyDeleteThe long vest and the backpack please. And some sun!
ReplyDeleteI love that florals have made such a comeback! I'd wear any of these in a heartbeat.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty! Love the looks. Love the sundress and that pretty floral backpack.
ReplyDeleteLove 4 and 5. Florals forever.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your comments everybody! Glad to see I'm not the only one stoked for spring florals. xo
ReplyDeleteI'm not a huge fan of florals for myself, but I do like Look #2 a lot.
ReplyDeleteI'm really not a florals girl - at least, not for myself. Floral prints are something I love on others but never feel like myself in. But I think these pieces would all suit you beautifully! And I do love the cut of dress number two.
ReplyDeletexox,
Cee