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Fashion Trends

I don't consider myself to be a very trendy person. I do however, notice patterns in the clothes I wear. This is what today's post is about! In the recent weeks, I have been wearing a lot of the same types of clothes. If you have been reading this blog for a while, some of these pieces will look familiar.

The first trend I have noticed on me is stripes. I just can't get enough of horizontal stripes lately! I have more than my fair share of stripes in my overly stuffed closet.

Green and Blue sweater: Faded Glory found at Wal-Mart. This is definitely wearable in the Spring and Summer as well because it can get chilly at night.

Grey and Pink t-shirt: No Boundaries found at Wal-Mart. I LOVE this t-shirt! The colors are perfect for warmer weather, and I can't wait to wear this with a tan!! It instantly brightens up your face!

Black and White shirt: a.n.a. An New Approach found at JC Penney. This is just able to go with anything from white shorts to black leggings. With different jewelry, it can be dressed for Winter or Spring/Summer.

The next pattern I have noticed that I have been wearing lately is chiffon shirts. I love how light they are and can be dressed up or down. These are light enough to be worn under blazers, or with a cami underneath and worn alone.

Pink and Black Shirts: Nicole Miller found at Sam's Club. These are just great shirts! They can be worn with leggings, or shorts and capris.

Multicolored shirt: Liz Claiborne found at JC Penney. This shirt brightens up your face and is the perfect weight for warmer months.

What trends have you been noticing in your wardrobe lately? Leave me a comment and let me know!
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