Style d' elle: Floral Love

Emporio Armani sunnies || River Island floral dress || Calvin Klein gold watch || Louis Vuitton Eva Clutch Monogram || Office tiffany blue sandals

Hello lovers, today I present to you my floral dress which is so springish. The orange base makes it more summerish and it feels so comfortable for a morning walk and coffee! The floral dress is always and always matched with simple details, accessories and shoes. Try a floral outfit with simple and monochrome details and shoes.

We’re all about edgy cutout frocks and casual denim sheaths, but lately, spring’s put us in the mood for something a little more feminine, like floral cocktail dresses. The trend is everywhere now, from the runways of Erdem and Bottega Veneta to celebrities like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Jessica Pare. The prints range from bright, bold blooms to ditsy, retro-inspired motifs, but no matter which you prefer, these floral frocks are perfect for any evening soiree.

WHY WE LOVE IT
Dandelions bloom at Valentino; Dries Van Noten and Rochas picked chrysanthemums, while Bottega Veneta scattered silk marguerite daisies on a V-neck dress. Thakoon showed a bouquet of freesias and dog rose on crêpe de chine. Chic and strong, prints give coveredup looks a romantic fairy-tale spin—that’s the fresh appeal.

HOW TO WEAR IT
Piling accessories onto these striking florals is like stuffing an arrangement of peonies with baby’s breath and ferns. The prints are edgy bordering on grunge, so stay away from anything too pretty—hair should be a little messy, shoes a bit tough—and seek out dresses with flowers winding down the center, which will draw the eye in, creating a slimming illusion.