LPD

The Little pink dress! The only thing better than a LBD is a LPD because...well its pink. Any shade of pink counts but I'm really digging hot pink (and that tangerine color below). And who doesn't love sequins?!

The LPD can be worn casually on the weekends with this shoe or to go out dancing with your girlfriends (Hell-OH sequins!). You can have just one and dress it up or down like the shirt-dress (again I'm coming back to this one) with just the change of shoes. Booties and tights can make it appropriate for now and the color alone is perfect for spring and summer!

I don't own very many but dresses are so versatile and truly fem- I'm trying to add more to my wardrobe this year. 

What sorts of items are you wanting to add to your wardrobe that can be used over and over again?

as seen in instyle

Clearance!

Elle

LC
I just can't help but love the orange too!


Great price!


Sequins!

Red Hot

I've mentioned before how reading this blog post on LaurenConrad.com has inspired me to purchase a red blazer as a spring transitional piece. I have a lot of the basics- the polka dot and striped tops, leopard pieces and standout black blouses. I could work wonders with this piece!

I ended up finding a similar blazer at Target recently as the LC jacket was sold out at Kohls. I can't begin to tell you how excited I was. The color and fit is perfect to me. 

Then when I got home and started reading 'the bible' -AKA the InStyle March issue- I saw this article on red. I knew then it was a great addition to my closet. 

Here are some other sweet/ red hot finds:

Ruffle Dress  peplum  Blazer  dress

Mixed Media Blouse

                                                       Sleeveless peplum Tie front blouse

                        I can't wait to add more color to the spring wardrobe!

Red just brings happiness to my life and this jacket is so comfortable I can't help but feel confident and sexy in it! 

What colors are you currently craving for the spring? What pieces are you looking to add for the seasonal transition? 

Hopefully for us New Englanders its sooner rather than later, but the meteorologist begs to differ. 

Boo.