4 tips to get your Spring 2011 wardrobe off to a flyer! 3
Spring 2011 is upon us but a new season doesn’t have to mean an entire new wardrobe.
Being more selective and teaming a few new on-trend pieces with some wardrobe stable items can really go a long way in giving your wardrobe a fresh new look.
Here we’ve highlighted the key trends for Spring 2011 and picked out some of our favourite pieces from Dorothy Perkins’ new Spring/Summer collection.
1. Set sail with nautical stripes
When worn in small doses, nautical themed pieces can be a great addition to your Spring wardrobe. Maybe try teaming a striped t-shirt with jeans and a blazer for as fresh casual look this season.
2. Lighter is brighter
Lighter shades of the more traditional spring colours (yellows, purples) will make a burst on to the scene this season.
That means that soft coral and turquoise are key colours for Spring 2011. Team these colours with a return of last seasons staple items in basic neutral colours like navy, cream, khaki, tan and light grey.
3. Wear it pink
Pink is a great color to add to your wardrobe because it is flattering on most skin tones and will look great with basics of white and black and when paired with camel, navy or olive.
4. Ruch, tie, belt and fold!
Swap those tight fitting shorts and tops for a looser fit – but don’t let it ‘hang’! Why not try something different this Spring; like a pair of tied shorts, a belted jacket or a ruched blouse.
Top Spring Buys
Check out our top Spring buys from the new Dorothy Perkins collection…
Buy these Ochre Soft Harem Trousers now (£29.50) >>
Buy these Nut Brown Twill Tie ShortsNow (£29.50) >>
Buy this Camel Storm Flap Mac Now (£55.00) >>
Buy thi Silver Cupro Ruched Blouse Now (£30.00) >>
Buy this Navy Stripe Crew Neck Cardigan Now (£29.50) >>










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