Spring 2008: Not for Shrinking Violets…

On the Spring 2008 runways, designers were mad for flower prints. The quintessential symbol of spring seemed to be on everyone’s mind. Getting a head start on this trend is the perfect way to beat the post- Holiday blues. It may still be cold outside, but you can have your own personal flower garden in your closet! It is easy to make this look work for chilly weather. You can belt your favorite cardigan over a long floral dress and wear with boots for a boho vibe. If structured is more your style, try a black or navy blazer, opaque tights and ballet flats with a shorter dress. While I concede that not every woman is crazy for girlie florals, this year they came in many different varieties, such as:

    Bold at Gucci:

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    Abstract at Paul & Joe:

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    Girlie (for those who ARE in to such a thing) at Ralph Lauren:

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    Neon (fitting in with another hot trend for spring) at Balenciaga:

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    Modern at Dries Van Noten:

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    And Classic at Carolina Herrera:

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    This gives fashionistas the opportunity to make the trend fit their own personal style. Agree that everything is coming up roses? Try these looks (click on the image for more info):

Bold from Versace, Abstract from Lotta Stensson, Classic and Girlie from Rebecca Taylor:

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Posted on January 27th, 2008 by zuri

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