2012 Spring Fashion Trends – – Grab the Look for Under $50
Everyone wants to wear the latest fashion trends; however, for most of us that means trying to find what we see on the runway in our local discount store. It is not impossible to look like a runway model on a tight budget; you just need to know what the fashion trends are and what to look for in your local stores. This spring, it will be easy to spot the hot fashion trends because they stand out with bring colors, floral prints and lots of polka dots.
Below are springs fashion trends with examples of how you can incorporate these looks into your wardrobe without breaking your budget.
· Neon – Neons are adding a splash of fun color to spring’s clothing. Look for neon accents on shirts and skirts as well as totes and shoes. Charlotte Russe’s neon chiffon blouse ($23) in green looks cool and breezy – – just like the perfect sherbet dessert. Mix neons in bold colorblocking styles like LuLu’s Color Field Dress ($35).
· Graphic floral prints – These floral prints are not the ones that your grandmother wore. Try LuLu’s Lahaina Fuchsia Floral Print Dress ($38) or Charlotte Russe’s Studded Floral Graphic Tee ($22). These floral prints will have everyone stopping to smell the roses.
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· Polka dots – Polka dots never seem to go out of style and they are still here this spring. Whether it is a dress, shirt, shoes or skirt, polka dots are a fashion “do” in 2012. Look for colors in spring’s hottest shades – tangerine, neons and pastels.
·. American Eagle’s crocheted dress and ASOS Bandeau Summer Dress With Bubble Hem are both flirty for under $40.
· Metallics – The key to spring’s metallics is that they are for everyday wear – – not just for nightclubs. They can be dressed up or dressed down so they are a great addition to your closet. Metallic t-shirts are inexpensive additions to your wardrobe. Try a tiered-front sequin tank ($21) with jeans or a black skirt.
· Mullet hem – For those of us who remember mullets, we thought they would never return but they did – – at least in hems. The mullet hem is like the haircut – shorter on one side than the other. Shirts, dresses and skirts with mullet hems are gracing the runways this spring so add a few to your wardrobe for under $50.