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This stunning Forever 21 bib necklace is an affordable way to add glamour to an outfit, whether you pair it with a white T or an LBD. Forever 21 Glistening crescent bib necklace ($13, canada.forever21.com)

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Gone are the days when Hawaiian prints were only worn by middle-aged men touring through Oahu. From Altuzarra to Alexander Wang, tropical patterns have taken on a new, infinitely more chic form this spring. Jaime King kept her saturated flora and fauna skirt by Proenza Schouler from looking kitschy by opting for sleek black, while Liya Kebede took a pared-down approach to the trend with a nude Proenza Schouler dress flanked by tropical birds from the duo’s fall collection. Yasmin Sewell, on the other hand, opted for an eclectic spin on the trend by pairing her tropical Stella McCartney top with a black-and-white patterned skirt.

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These fun rainbow watches by Folio Object add a bright punch of colour to any outfit they’re paired with. What’s more, with interchangeable faces and wristbands, you can keep mix-and-matching colours throughout the summer! Folio Objects rainbow watches ($26, folioobject.com)

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Despite their questionable inspiration point, tribal prints have been dominating the Toronto streets as of late, just as they did the runways last fall from Bottega Veneta to Marni. Check out 18 of our favourite photos shot before summer-like temps invaded the city.

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We love the edgy zippered twist on these classic high tops…almost more than we love the price! Zippered sneakers ($48, nastygal.com)

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See all of our editors’ pick for spring »

FLORALS
Bursting bouquets of oversize buds are ready for the picking.

TRIBAL
Layer bold, graphic patterns and subtle wooden accents for a global traveller feel.

FEMININITY
Wicker, gingham and eyelet are the perfect ingredients for sweet afternoons spent in the sun.

BRIGHTS
Take a graphic approach and opt for thick blocks of bright, saturated colour.

SPORTY
Gear up for the summer in mesh, metallics, drawstrings and stripes.

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These mint-coloured button earrings double up on spring trends by pairing a classic lady-like shape with a fresh, aquatic hue. Aldo Kiper mint green button earrings ($12, aldoshoes.com)

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Granny-chic is quite a feat and we adore the girlish reflective flower motifs, flower-appliquéd organza and shimmery pastels of Christopher Kane’s spring collection. And here’s the secret added bonus: they’re comfortable too. To emulate the style, we picked a pair of sport sandals over at Sport Chek and transformed them in four simple steps.

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Marni’s Spring 2012 collection was suspended between girlish youth and confident womanhood. Although the ‘60s chic looks were structured and clean, little hints of whimsy appeared throughout. It was the collection’s playful accessories—two-toned oxfords and clutches—that inspired makeup artist Tom Pecheux to create the orange and white beauty look. By using shadows instead of liners, and by perking up the cheeks and lips with sheer products, you can make this work for real life. The bright, light colours are what make this look youthful and fun, so don’t be shy about using these creamsicle hues.

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These neutral sandals instantly add a bohemian vibe to any outfit. Wear with shorts or pair them with a maxi-dress for a polished, off-duty look. Spring Sangiacomo cognac sandals ($40, myspringshoes.com)

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Hit on the tribal trend and give your plain T-shirts-and-jeans combo interest with this black and white printed scarf. Asos black and white tribal scarf ($21, asos.com)

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