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Pineapple crush by MSGM and Ek Thongprasert

 

Looking for a day dress for the upcoming holidays, brunch, or just for springtime in general? This witty number from MSGM has just the right amount of fun mixed with a classic silhouette. Top it off with one statement-making accessory like this Buttercup necklace by Ek Thongprasert for a jolt of color and a splash of style.  Decidedly not your grandmother’s Sunday dress.

MSGM Pineapple Sleeveless Dress and Ek Thongprasert Wrexham Buttercup Necklace both available at En Avance   Miami

Photography by Allana Wesley White Photography  makeup and hair by Colleen Stone of Blush and Beyond  styling by Chad Tucker at Wilhelmina Artists

Iconic style is as easy as a classic white shirt:

Just when you think winter has no end in sight and historic blizzards like this week’s Juno are bearing down, thoughts turn to warm-weather vacations and spring.  One of the best trends to come this spring is a return to classic styles and natural hair and skin that remind us of style icons like Jane Birkin, in her jean shorts, men’s shirts, and bare feet.  I for one love to see the real beauty of a girl without all the trappings of fashion – it is refreshing and gives the eye a rest from the bombardment of trendy fashion.  Jane was an original “It Girl” who really influence women like Alexa Chung, and even at one point Kate Moss, with her laid-back anti-fashion style.

There are moments when a palette-cleansing return to classic style feels just right and this is it. Natural hair and makeup, an amazing white shirt, the most comfortable jean shorts, and maybe a simple ring or chain necklace, sandals or tennis shoes are all you need.  Think back to this image by Peter Lindbergh from Vogue 1988 of all the supermodels of the day – what could be more gorgeous?  Bonus: guys love this look!  It makes us look approachable and real, and my husband for one says guys find it very sexy to see their girl in their shirt.  So steal your guy’s white shirt and cut off your oldest jeans and start planning for warmer days ahead. Winter doesn’t last forever.

Photo ©Peter Lindbergh from Vogue USA, August 1988.

Photography by Allana Wesley White www.allanawesleywhite.com