Here’s what the cool chicks were wearing in New York City
this beautiful April weekend:
Shrunken trench coats.
I packed a lightweight trench, but mine was knee-length, which seemed
hopelessly out of style and voluminous compared to the cute short belted
trenches I saw on girls and women all over Midtown. A practical layer for the
changeable weather.
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| image from Burberry.com | 
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| These are $125 at J. Crew | 
Dark, skinny, cropped jeans – Manhattan women of all ages are enviably slim, and these dark body-hugging jeans looked very flattering on their tiny thighs, but I’d say this look is not for everyone. However, the length was fresh and modern – just grazing the anklebone in a kind of sweetly sexy way.
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| Corso Como flat $59, Nordstrom | 
Ballet flats – forget stilettos, New Yorkers walk. The footwear of choice was chic but practical ballet flats without too much adornment. (Sorry Tory Burch.)
And here’s what I saw in stores: 
Bright Sorbet Colors
and Florals
I only had a few hours to shop, but the displays in stores
were dazzling. I spotted only a few women actually wearing these eye-popping hues and
garden inspired fabrics, but they were everywhere in stores.
From Bloomingdales,
who had a big 30% off sale this weekend…
| Ted Baker display at Bloomindales. | 
| Lollipop color at Joe Fresh | 
| Trend combo: ballet flats + color at Joe Fresh | 
| Uniqlo NYC | 
If you’ve had a hankering to wear pink and turquoise and mix
it up with some crazy poppy print, this is the season for you. I’ve never seen
such girly frippery. After a long gray Chicago winter, it makes me happy.
That said, I didn’t buy anything candy-colored or flowery.
But I did pick up this Red Haute floaty zebra patterned blouse at Bloomingdale’s for 30% off, which I intend to wear over a silky, comfy black tank I picked up at
Uniqlo for 12 bucks. I think it would look great with the ballet flats and dark
jeans don’t you?
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| I look just like this. Pic from bloomingdales.com | 
I’d love to know, what are you looking forward to wearing
this spring?
 
 
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