Spring Style: Fresh, Feminine & Effortless

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Something about spring makes dressing feel lighter—literally and emotionally. The longer days, the blooming flowers, the soft breeze. It’s the season of fresh starts, which always includes a closet refresh for me. This year, I’ve curated a small but striking collection of spring pieces from J.Crew, Natalie Martin, and Ulla Johnson that strike the perfect balance of ease and elegance.

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Let’s start with one of my daytime go-tos: the J.Crew navy and white polka dot dress. It's strapless, with a smocked bodice and a breezy skirt that moves beautifully. On chillier mornings, I love pairing it with a denim jacket or wrapping myself in a lightweight cashmere sweater. Add gold jewelry and flat sandals, and you’re ready for farmer’s markets, brunch, or just lounging in the backyard.

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Another effortless favorite? Natalie Martin’s pink floral maxi dress. The fabric is light as air and the color just sings spring. It’s ideal for daytime with a jean jacket, but I’ll also be styling it for date night with silver sandals and a little shimmer on the cheekbones. It’s romantic, comfortable, and striking in that not-trying-too-hard kind of way.

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Speaking of date night, Ulla Johnson's blue and white floral dress is a total showstopper. The ruched detailing and elegant floral print make it feel special, and when I pair it with black Prada strappy sandals, it instantly becomes dinner-date ready. It’s sleek and feminine and makes me feel polished without being fussy.

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I’m also loving a more relaxed vibe for spring evenings or casual afternoons. Think peach satin pants paired with my oversized white J.Crew boyfriend oxford, half-tucked for an easy silhouette. I’ll swap the button-down for a white tank or tee and a denim jacket on warmer days. Add layered necklaces and sandals, and it’s the kind of look that works everywhere—from coffee runs to low-key dinners. I bout these pants in peach, black, and navy. They are comfy and versatile.

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These will be in rotation with my J. Crew Satin pants. Again with tanks, tees, light sweaters for cool evenings paired with sandals for lunch and flip flops for errands.

And then there’s the fuchsia Natalie Martin stained glass dress—flowy, flattering, and absolutely perfect for warm spring nights. It’s playful and flirty and looks beautiful with silver sandals and minimal accessories. It's the kind of piece that instantly lifts your mood.

This spring, I’m leaning into saturated colors, flowy silhouettes, and the kind of versatility that makes dressing joyful.

Here’s to longer days, lighter layers, and outfits that make you feel like your best self.