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Spring Fashion Report: Pastels

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March 19, 2012

There’s something about spring fashion that softly whispers: pastels. This ultra feminine trend feels oh-so-pretty and can make a (soft) statement when paired with the right accessories, like a flower headband.

1) thesphinxandthemilkyway.com 2) thestylerookie.com 3) Bjork in Dazed 4) Hikari Shimoda 5) Vogue 6) Unknown 7) Sally King Benedict 8) cocilaelle.com 9) Juliak Ostreva 10) Jennifer Davis 11) Basso & Brooke and Fred Butler 12) insidetheloop.tumblr.com 13) Louis Vuitton

Will you indulge your feminine side and wear a touch of pale pink or soft yellow?

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Katy designs graphics and textiles for Tea and is a self-proclaimed wildlife conservationist. She loves discovering beautiful things and finding inspiration in unexpected places. When she is not working on one of her too many creative projects she enjoys rollerblading to musicals, pretending she can surf and watching Disney movies. Katy has traveled around the globe to work with creatures that have lost their homes to rainforest destruction. Her most memorable trip was to Malaysian Borneo working with orphaned orangutans, next up is sloths in Costa Rica, and hopefully one day Mountain Gorillas in Uganda.
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moonsword
moonsword
12 years ago

Supercool post! As much as I admire the prism of pastels, I’m more likely to wear saturated jeweltones…olive skin, what can I say? 😉

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