Spring Fashion: Power Pastels

This spring, embrace whimsical pastel hues.

By Lauren Bell | Photography by David Colwell | Hand-lettering by Jill De Haan

Stitch in Time: Cotton Candy L.A. turtleneck ($42) at Brightside Boutique. J Brand 811 mid-rise skinny leg ($187) at Jean Pool. Free People bralette ($20) at Brightside Boutique. Julie Vos earrings ($195) at Sassanova.

Gives Good Lace: English Factory denim detail lace dress ($74.95) at Doubledutch Boutique. Yarnz leather watermelon clutch ($133) at The Girl Next Door.

Made in the Shade: Kenneth Cole decorated crochet high-neck monokini ($117.50) at South Moon Under. Vero Moda faux fur jacket ($88) at Hunting Ground. Dior ‘’Reflected’’ 52mm sunglasses ($435) at Handbags in the City.

Flower Power: Erdem “Blake” jacket ($1,465) at Ruth Shaw. Erdem “Sierra” trousers ($1,165) at Ruth Shaw. Free People bralette ($20) at Brightside Boutique. Tory Burch “Green Acre” bag ($475) at Handbags in the City.

Point & Shoot: Everly bell-sleeve top ($29) at Sweet Elizabeth Jane. Hunter Bell printed shorts ($200) at The Girl Next Door. Crystal necklaces ($8/each) at Wishbone Reserve. Kate Spade “Steal the Spotlight” camera clutch ($398) at Handbags in the City.

Go Wild Theory: “Harkin” dress ($345) at L’Apparenza. Elizabeth and James Corlyn python print leather jacket ($1,495) at Handbags in the City.

Styling assistance by Laurie Manning. Hair and makeup by Amie Decker and Kelley Small of Amie Decker Beauty. Model: Patty Alexandra for Q Management

Spring Fashion: Power Pastels

This spring, embrace whimsical pastel hues.

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