With the start of spring just a little less than two months away, it's hard not to dream about warm weather and all the fabulous fashion that comes with it. So until then, we suggest taming your appetite for spring style by getting a head start on shopping for the season's hottest trends. Consider this your cheat sheet.
The trend: emerald greenAs Pantone's Color of the Year, emerald green is officially the most on-trend color to wear. We suggest incorporating the jewel-toned hue into your spring wardrobe by opting for a pair of eye-catching emerald skinnies or a bold emerald handbag. Legacy Leather large duffle in emerald, $398, Coach stores.The trend: gladiator sandalsGladiator sandals have remained a warm-weather staple for many women the past couple years, but this spring the trend is going to new heights. Literally. Up your fashion game and buy a pair of knee-high gladiators like this style from Stuart Weitzman. Knee-high gladiator sandals, $398, Stuart Weitzman.The trend: black and whiteArguably the season's most wearable trend, black and white pieces ruled the spring 2013 runways of designers such as Jason Wu and Alexander Wang -- and for good reason. The black and white look is the perfect way to go from the office to a night out on the town in a matter of seconds. (Fashion bonus: This stylish blazer from Kohl's is a two-for-one fashion deal thanks to its incorporation of another hot spring trend: stripes!) Elle striped peplum blazer, $54, Kohl's.The trend: statement sunglassesAdd some spice to your spring ensembles with a pair of eye-catching statement sunglasses. From futuristic cat eyes to colorful prints (like the ones here), a pair of super-fun sunnies is sure to be your go-to accessory all season long. Xhilaration multicolored sunglasses, $12.99; Xhilaration gradient brown lens with white frame sunglasses, $12.99; both at Target.
Where to shop
Coach
Several Tarrant-area stores and counters
Stuart Weitzman
NorthPark Center, 8687 N. Central Expressway, Dallas
214-369-0022
Kohl's
Several Tarrant-area locations
Target
Several Tarrant-area locations
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