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Heather’s Diary: This Spring, I’m Not Playing Favorites

   

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on Mar 20, 2013 in Heather's Diary

 

 

Dear Spring,

How do I love thee?

I love your warm, long days and cool, easy nights. And most of all, I love the fresh trends you bring. They mark the beginning of a new year for fashion, and set the tone for what will follow in fall. They’re utterly important.

They are also fleeting. Choosing the right trend to try can feel like searching for a needle in a haystack.

Today, I decided to challenge myself. I narrowed this season’s trends down to the top six — black and white graphics, lightweight leather, print-mixing, pops of blue and army green, loose-fitting separates, and daytime pajamas – and I headed to Nordstrom. Navigating through both contemporary and designer lines, I picked out wearable pieces that can be mixed and matched and worn all season long.

 

 

Look 1: Collection XIIX cap; T by Alexander Wang tank; Rag & Bone pullover; Citizens of Humanity jeans; B by Brian Atwood bootie

Look 2: Miss Wu blouse; Rag & Bone shorts; Nicholas Kirkwood pump

Look 3: Alice + Olivia leather dress; Gucci sandals

 

 

Look 4: Rag & Bone blazer; Haute Hippie tee and pant; Nicholas Kirkwood pump

Look 5: Collection XIIX cap; Parker dress; Theory blazer; B by Brian Atwood bootie

Look 6: MARC by Marc Jacobs silk shirt; 3.1 Phillip Lim pant

 

 

Look 7: MARC by Marc Jacobs top; Joie blazer; Yigal Azrouël silk pants; Gucci sandals

Look 8: 3.1 Phillip Lim dress; Michael Kors belt; Current/Elliott shirt; B by Brian Atwood bootie

Look 9: Tibi dress; Nicholas Kirkwood pump

Look 10: Rag & Bone tank; DVF jacket; Theory silk pants; Gucci sandals

 

Photography by Shayna Fontana; Hair and Makeup by Kate Yancey; Styling by Heather Lettieri; Model Loren Kavo with The Campbell Agency. All clothing provided by Nordstrom NorthPark Center.

Photographed on location at Gallerie Noir (1525 Dragon St., Dallas) and featuring the work of artist A.M. Martens. Exhibit runs through April 27th and is open to the public. With special thanks to Shiraz Ansari and Gallerie Noir.