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Pumped for Pastels
From cotton candy pink to mint green, we’re eating it up.
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Nailed It Give the Morticia polish a rest and choose a sheer shade for spring. Pastel polishes ($8 each), by essie, from drugstores
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Timeless
A rose-colored watch is a subtle nod to the trend that won’t go out of style. Plated stainless steel watch ($125), from Fossil
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Color Contained
Shabby-chic painted Mason jars make creative vessels. Mason jars ($5 for quart, $4 for pint),
by Beach Blues, from beachblues.etsy.com
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Pretty Plumage
Add some zing with hand-painted tribal earrings. Faux leather feather earrings ($19.80),
by Takora Sexton, from lovesexton.etsy.com
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Chic Confections
A treat to match the mood. Who doesn’t coordinate dessert with their dress? Macarons ($1.50 each), from Cocoa & Fig
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For the Men
Nothing’s manlier than a guy willing to wear pastels. Silk tie ($59.50), from Hammer-Made
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Work of Art
Contrasting a soft floral with black is très chic. Silk blouse ($330), by ALC, from Bumbershute
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Slide One On
They’re as comfy as they are cute. You’ll be amazed by how well a pop of pastel will work with both neutrals and color. Natalia ballet flats ($74), by Toms, from Nordstrom
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Coral Kisses
A coral lip is vivid yet versatile. Wear it with warm or cool colors. Reel Sexy lipstick ($14.50), from MAC
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Spring Statement
Colored denim is the must-have of the season, in brights or pastels. Mid-rise skinny jeans ($170), by J Brand, from Bluebird Boutique
Easter has come and gone, but its basket of candy-coated colors is sticking around for the season. Soft shades are so fresh for both dress and décor. From cotton candy pink to mint green, we’re eating it up.