Spring Fashion Trends 2015

And, if you want just a touch of fringe on your handbag, this one is great. Again, it has a 70's vibe and is, of course, animal-friendly.

If you love fringe and want a great summer handbag that will go with a lot, this is perfect! (Animal-friendly, too).

Very funky, 70's style animal-friendly handbag with fringe.

I had to laugh at this -- I'm sure there is someone who can pull it off!

She's wearing low rise pants with this, but if you wear a higher rise (which is very in especially paired with a crop top) you will just see a hint of skin. Fun!

Fringe worn around your neck in a statement style necklace.

Like the idea of fringe but feel overwhelmed or out of place if you wear it in your clothing? How about your necklace. Here's a pretty pendant style necklace with a bit of fringe.

I'm not sure I would put a white top under this, but it's another take on fringe combined with a sheer design.

More bold florals.

Want just a hint of sheer? This is a pretty way to do it!

Elegant sheer with a bit of a polka dot print.

Pretty spring color (that will work on a lot of people) as well as a nod to the asymmetrical hem and crop top trend.

Unusual asymmetrical hem. A different type of t-shirt for someone who can wear this pretty muted blue/gray.

A fun twist on gingham and a nod to the high neck trend of the season.

Fun, asymmetrical hem in white for summer. Pretty. Best worn with a slimmer pant than she's wearing here. Otherwise you run the risk of being overpowered by too much fabric.

A great way to wear a crop top without exposing skin -- a layered maxi. Plus, this has the bold (but not too bold) stripe trend as well. And, the diagonal lines will make it flattering on more bodies.

I have one of these robes. They are very light weight cotton. SO pretty and feminine and come in many colors.

One of the few culotte outfits I saw that won't make you look undeniably frumpy. If you don't feel good in this pair, then skip the culotte trend altogether.

Pretty blue, retro gingham swimsuit.

Gingham in a color (not black!). Pretty summer dress in a lovely color.

A bikini version of the one-piece with patchwork and gingham rolled into one.

Not an easy color combination to wear. Perhaps someone with strawberry blonde hair and blue eyes would look great -- love the way this woman's sunglasses complement the gold tones in the dress. Elegant style, pretty graphic florals with a baroque twist. Nice neckline, has sleeves and hits the knee. Great dress!

Beautiful, big polka dots in a pretty a-line style.

Stunning colors and flattering cut on everyone!

Really gorgeous, slightly daring. Combines the crop top and sheer look. Plus, it's an elegant dress with sleeves --almost unheard of!! Even someone who doesn't look good in a lot of black can wear this because of the lacy top--the black isn't too harsh or overwhelming.

How could you not smile wearing this maxi dress. Combines the 70's look with a hint of patchwork, a touch of florals and lots of comfort!

Understated patchwork in a vibrant red. Perfect for those people who look better in rich colors and feel left out with the light, bright tones of this season.

A fun, and not overwhelming, way to wear the patchwork and gingham trend together! Beautiful colors.

Crochet is in. This top is pretty with a 70's twist and you can change the color of the tank to change the look.

If you look good in silver, this pendant can be worn with almost everything. (maybe a slight nod to polka dots :-)

While the floral pattern is pretty big, the colors are so soft that they don't look overwhelming. The color is pretty and great for the spring and add a white, blush or nude tank under it to take care of the sheerness.

Sheer combined with lace. Feminine and elegant.

Sheer without having to worry about exposing too much skin.

This look combines the 'hippie 70's' look along with the bare shoulder and Marsala color of the season.

Want to wear a crop top but don't want to bare so much skin. This is a fun way to do it--good on any age!

An interesting and feminine way to wear stripes and the sheer trend together.

A bold, but not overwhelming, way to wear strong stripes.

Fabulous summer hat (hats are big and bold this spring/summer, too).

A great way to give a nod to the graphic stripes of the spring season. Love the way they flatter her curves with the diagonal lines and swirls. Plus the colors are gorgeous!

Bold florals with a softer feel and more gentle colors. This green is one of the greens of the spring season.

A tricky look to pull off because of the colors (so much gray soft gray tones) and the droopy neckline. But a fun look for someone who enjoys a graphic style without the colors being bold and has a funky or artsy side.

Bold, graphic, florals. This will look best on someone with dark hair and light skin.

Beautiful use of bold florals, strong shoulders and high neck trends. Picture this at a garden party, elegant dinner by the ocean or a summer wedding.

Definitely more drama and not for the faint of heart (or most women over 40-ish).

A fun and understated way to give a nod to the fringe trend.