☞10 Basic Wardrobe Essentials for Every Diva :-)

Hey Divas, here's a guide of what you should have in your closet for easier trendy mix and match! These will definitely carry you to many many seasons. 

1) Classic Trench Coat (Beige)

2) Classic White Button Down Shirt

3) The Little Black Dress

4) The Classic Black Blazer

5) Classic Pencil Skirt

6) Classic Black Pants

7) Great Fitting Pair of Jeans

8) Classic Black Pumps

9) Camisoles/Tank Tops

10) Classic White T-shirt

Spring 2012’s Most Wearable Fashion Trends

Fashion Week always serves up a host of fun trends to try and this spring, thankfully, they were oh-so-wearable. From statement-making prints to cool new color combos, discover tons of new outfit ideas for the warm-weather season ahead. Trust us, you’ll find something you just can’t wait to put on in our dressing room. 

Spring 2012 Trend: Cheerful Color-Blocking

Spring runways were more colorful than the crowd at a Lady Gaga concert. Bold, solid-color pieces—like a cardi and skirt, wrap dress or demure one-piece suit—make simple dressing look glam. Our style tip: Stick to three colors max to avoid the girly, Rainbow Brite look.

Spring 2012 Trend: Pink Shorts Suits

Sure, this trend might not have been automatically filed under “wearable,” but we give this leggy-yet-office-appropriate look major props for its versatility: Wear the blazer and shorts separately for a whole new set of cute outfits! Smart dressing, indeed.

Spring 2012 Trend: Pastel Shades

If wild, look-at-me hues aren’t your thing, worry not: New York Fashion Week’s most esteemed designers have got your back.(And your front. And your legs. You get the picture). Spring’s sweet sorbet shades and pastel hues give off a low-key, ladylike vibe.

Spring 2012 Trend: Futuristic Prints

With so many pixilated prints and swirling graphics, it’s clear someone’s been having fun with Photoshop. If you’re feeling tired of classic patterns like plaids, stripes and polka dots, then spring 2012’s futuristic-print trend is for you. To keep things in this day and age (and not, say, full-on Jetsons era), pair a techno-print piece with something simple like a won’t-go-out-of-style-for-light-years t-shirt.