3 Ways To Wear: Winter Whites into Spring

The winter white snow is leaving us, but that doesn’t mean our winter whites should!

A crisp white garment is incredibly chic, and when it fits you well, it can be quite flattering. With some infusion of bright colors and trendy accessories, you can create some beautiful springtime outfits to celebrate a new season!

1. White Leggings

These soft, stretchy, and comfortable leggings from Arianne are actually much more structured than your typical cotton pair.

The thick white band keeps any tummy locked and loaded, and the straight leg can actually flatter your curves beautifully.

You can go crazy with popular spring patterns like colored stripes, florals, and so much more with these leggings. Spring is also a great time to experiment with combining different bright colors you normally wouldn’t consider putting together, or even patterns in more neutral shades.

2. A White Blazer

Blazers are no longer just workwear. They can add a sophistication to any outfit, yes, but are definitely now a staple piece that every woman should own.

This cropped white blazer from Arianne can help create a balance between your top and bottom, with the cropped style creating a more defined waistline.

It’s super versatile as well; it works with your jeans and endless array of tops, you can add some coverage to your top half with a slinky jumpsuit, or spruce up a cute little dress.

3. A White Dress

A little white dress is just as functional as a little black dress.

This blank canvas dress from Arianne is made super modern with some ruffle sleeve details and a low V-neck. Try a corset belt with this dress to be a modern style star, and have fun with accessories to make this dress all yours.

While you may not want to cover up the ruffle sleeve, a unique denim jacket or funky cardigan will flash against this white dress on a chillier spring day.

Which one of these outfits are you going to try first?

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Until next time,

Alicia