February 23, 2016
Hello, Yellow: Spring 2016's Biggest Trend
We don't want to jinx it but...we're pretty sure spring is right around the corner. Other parts of the country might beg to differ (we're looking at you, East Coasters), but here in Southern California we've been spoiled with sunny skies and longer, warmer days. It seems like just yesterday we busted out our boots and sweaters but hey, we aren't complaining. We'll take any excuse to start shopping spring's latest trends. First on our list? Something yellow. From butter to mustard (we're talking shades BTW, not foods), the sunshine-y hue is having a major moment. Our take on the trend? We thought you'd never ask. 
Leave it to London-based designer Wyldr to nail a trend. Inspired by designer Michelle Goldie's time spent in Los Angeles, their Don't Cross Me Cami is an instant classic. With skinny adjustable shoulder straps, a relaxed silhouette and a deep V neckline with the lace up detailing we can't get enough of these days. For happy hours and casual date nights, we'll be pairing this springy top with light wash distressed denim and ankle strap sandals. And when the dress code calls for something a little dressier? Reach for Wyldr's All Wrapped Up Maxi Dress, with a plunging neckline, front cutout and thigh high slit. Between these two pieces, you're covered when it comes to nailing this bold spring trend.
Leave it to London-based designer Wyldr to nail a trend. Inspired by designer Michelle Goldie's time spent in Los Angeles, their Don't Cross Me Cami is an instant classic. With skinny adjustable shoulder straps, a relaxed silhouette and a deep V neckline with the lace up detailing we can't get enough of these days. For happy hours and casual date nights, we'll be pairing this springy top with light wash distressed denim and ankle strap sandals. And when the dress code calls for something a little dressier? Reach for Wyldr's All Wrapped Up Maxi Dress, with a plunging neckline, front cutout and thigh high slit. Between these two pieces, you're covered when it comes to nailing this bold spring trend.