My fabulous fashionistas!

I’m kind a ready for spring, and you? I’m so over dark colors, heavy fabrics and annoying winter accessories. Time to bloom again, are you with me?

You know I tend to complicate a lot when it’s about outfits. I torture myself all night to find a perfect match for the style I had on my mind. If it’s not perfect on the way I feel it perfect I also won’t be on my best. Sick, right?;-)

I choose this incredibly simple but stunning spring styling in viola shades. I wear pleated midi skirt in purple shade with lamè details. Made from viscose and metallic fiber, brilliant symbiosis between superior casual and innovative fashion.

I matched it with coordinated sweater in ultralight cashmere & laminated maxi scarf both in soft viola shade. Those garments are from new Falconeri spring collection and I absolutely adore this light and sheer fabrics. I love how the play with comfortable & fashionable.

I adore this satin fabric floral bomber from Blocco 88, my very favorite spring jacket. Flower print in purple shades matches amazingly the rest of the outfit and gives a dreamy romantic note to this outfit composition.

For a touch of urban I choose small crossbody bag in white leather with plastic decoration on the closure. I loved how it looks with mirror effect sunglasses in cat eye shape. Last year everyone were going crazy over white shoes and bags and it seems like the trend is still rocking over bloggers outfits. If you ask me it looks pretty cool and I love it.

Hope you love the way I opened spring outfit season on the blog. I promise you a lot of colors, interesting fashion ideas and totally chic garments & accessories. So how do you immagine this spring trends? Tag me in your photos or stories on Instagram. Can’t wait to hear from you!

Have a beautiful, ravishing & flowefull March!

Outfit details;

Jacket – Blocco 88 Bolzano
Shirt, sweater & scarf – Falconeri Bolzano
Bag – Coccinelle Bolzano
Make up – Juste Zilionyte & MAC Cosmetics Store Bolzano
Hair – Studio 13 by Andrea Baron
Photos – Roberto Rotulo