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FYI: I prepared this blog post before our baby girl arrived so there would still be fresh content on the blog while I am taking a break from blogging. That’s why you’ll still see me pregnant or referencing my pregnancy in some upcoming blog posts!

Isn´t it great to finally wear lighter colors and all the pastels we got in our closet. When the sun is out my mood lifts immediately although I don´t like the summer heat but the temperatures at the moment are awesome and we couldn´s ask for more. With all the staying at home at least the weather is nice and we can sit outside.

I personally love to wear pastels for Spring. The shades point out the soft- and airyness of a new season we definitely need.

A minty green hue is not for everyone but pastel colors in general. Not every pastel hue is for every skin tone. It really is about trying out what you like with your hair and skintone but if you have found one you love stick with it as it will look beautiful.

Paired with white and a light denim shade or even all white, pastels make the perfect Spring companion.

Do you like pastels or do you prefer the brighter shades?

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FYI: I prepared this blog post before our baby girl arrived so there would still be fresh content on the blog while I am taking a break from blogging. That’s why you’ll still see me pregnant or referencing my pregnancy in some upcoming blog posts!

Olive green has always been such an underrated color while it is also such a great partner to a huge bunch of other colors. Also if you have green eyes make sure to wear olive more often as your eye color is going to pop. 

What makes olive green a Spring color is that is can be the darker option to your bright or pastel colors but it isn´t really dark at all. 

The shirt underneath my button up shirt I have worn as cargo jacket here has a flower pattern which also helps a lot to think of Spring plus all light accessories. Spring is all about light/bright colors and they are definitely needed after a long winter. So if it is still chillier outside like on the day I have worn this look you can always add a cute jacket over your shirt or wear a pair of booties. So you´ll see it does not always have to be black.

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FYI: I prepared this blog post before our baby girl arrived so there would still be fresh content on the blog while I am taking a break from blogging. That’s why you’ll still see me pregnant or referencing my pregnancy in some upcoming blog posts!

You might now that I love me a cute dress more than anything else and if you are new to my site, well hello I am Katie and I probably have to admit I am a dress addict. 

But let´s be honest, is there anything easier in terms of Spring style than throwing on a cute dress plus a jacket and walk out the door. You don´t have to search for a matching piece for your skirt or shirt. The simplicity of wearing a dress is remarkable and it also makes me feel so cute and feminine wearing one plus most of my dresses still fit from before I was pregnant, they just get a little stretched, so this is also a huge upside.

The flower print dress I am wearing above is from SheIn I ordered about three weeks ago and I have to admit they really stepped up their game in terms of quality. The dress is under 20 Euro but made of really good quality. The fabric seems to be really great, no loose threads anywhere and it is proper lined.

I know that flowers aren´t the most surprising pattern for Spring but I like them a lot and in my opinion they totally fit the season so I am going to wear flower prints for many upcoming years. And also isn´t it the best to style if there are so many color options in a print?! I went with the red and added some accents in the same color like my studded ballet flats, my headband and my lips and with the navy blue for my biker style jacket. Another color I wanted toincorporate, which I think worked really great, was the bright green from my handbag. This is the first green handbag I have ever owned (got it last Spring) and I totally missed out cause the amount of times I have used this shopper already is huge. Maybe green is the most underrated colors of all, the Pantone underdog.