With Spring only a few sleeps away, it’s time to start thinking about how to transition your wardrobe out of those greys and blacks into something fresh and vibrant.

As someone who defaults to basics and neutrals, I love switching it up a bit and throwing in a little edge and color here and there. Which is why I’m really feeling one of the dominating fashion trends this year —

Color-blocking.

How to Color-block

Sure color-blocking has resurfaced as a new trend throughout the decades, but this year the trick is to go for bold hues.

And more specifically, hues within the three main primary color groups — blue, red and yellow (at least according to Calvin Klein, Marni and Oscar de la Renta). By keeping within this limited grouping of colors, you’re able to create graphic combinations. Think Tetris blocking, peeps.

#ProTip : the more saturated the shade, the better.

With these rules in mind, I pulled together an outfit comprised of a cobalt blue longsleeve dress, bright white pointed mules and one of my favorite new bags that is both geometrically and aesthetically pleasing to the eye.

Longsleeve Blue Dress

Longsleeve dresses are my absolute favorite type of dress — and oh so perfect for the transition into Spring. Go for one in a midi-length for an element of sophistication and subtle sweetness.

Bright Mules

Mules are oh so good (and comfortable) for Spring. Keep it classy in bright white and keep it casual but elevated with a pointed toe.

Geometric Crossbody

This it bag is oh so hot right now. The perfect sized camera bag for your phone, makeup, cards and keys and a look that is guaranteed to turn heads. Wear it as a crossbody, over your shoulder or as a clutch. And the colors are endless… go crazy with it.

So there you have it. Your perfect transitional outfit into Spring.

Have more thoughts on how to attempt color-blocking? Drop them in the comments below!

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SHOP THE EDIT : LONGSLEEVE DRESS | POINTED MULES | CROSSBODY BAG | CAT-EYE SUNNIES

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photos by : karya schanilec