Here are the key looks for spring
Nude, pastel and blush shades - complement natural skin tone and come in many shade variations.
Relaxed Tailoring - large sweatshirts, draped dresses, harem pants, and peg style trousers.
Wide waisted belts - used to create a flattering silhouette.
Asymmetric - one shoulder dresses and tops with one side fuller then the other.
Sophisticated sportswear - jumpsuits, drawstrings tops / dresses, zips and large pockets.
The bodycon - eighties style figure hugging dress
Hobble skirts – in crumpled fabrics
Transparent and sheer fabrics - used in layering.
Jeans - in lighter stone washes.
Prints - tribal and ditsy floralsWild heels- platforms and high heels become more creative and distinctive
For further info and tips please contact Rose Horsfield at Pookie womenswear, Pot House Hamlet.
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