Black Jeans For Spring: Wear What You Have

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Continuing our theme of wear what you have this Spring, since good clothes are hard to find and no one can afford to mess it up, and I do mean afford in the financial sense, here are some ideas for you on how to wear your black jeans this Spring!

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Don't put away your black jeans at the first sign of Spring! Pair them with some lightweight blouses and jackets for the transition. As you know, I'm not a fan of wearing primary colors with black like red, hot pink, or bright yellow. But there are some subtle colors that do work. Mostly nature - oriented colors like warm blue- greens (turquoise, teal), greens and warm, pale pinks. Think of the colors you'd see in a sunset. If you want to know more about how to wear color without looking like a cheerleader or kindergarten teacher, check out the video below.

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You can also still wear your suede jackets well into Spring as long as you don't pair them with heavy, dark Winter cords or sweaters. I'll be doing a post on how to wear your sweaters on a cold Spring day without looking like Old Man Winter.

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Spring Jeans Refresher: What's In, What's Out

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Thanks for stopping by, lovely readers!

Tina

 

 

 

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