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We love the cut of these classic tailored white shorts—a great basic to get you dreaming about summer. ($41, mikkatmarket.com)

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By Randi Bergman and Paige Dzenis

Designers are not the only ones on a sugar high this spring: pretty pastels and lovely touches of lace were first spotted down the Spring 2012 runways at Louis Vuitton, Chanel and Christopher Kane, and now have been spotted on stars such as Kate Bosworth, Lauren Conrad and Emma Stone. But don’t think you need to have a red carpet event on the agenda to wear this look—lace-lined dresses and pale shades of green, pink and yellow are a perfect fit for garden parties or weekend cocktails.

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These funky lime circle shades are a super chic and fun way to block out the rays. ($40, nastygal.com)

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By now, you must all have seen the stunning imagery that has invaded our site via the street style photographer/illustrator/boy genius that is Lewis Mirrett. And since we know y’all love said imagery so much, we’ve decided to bring you more of it, each and every week! Beginning today, Lewis will be capturing the best looks from the streets. Whether it’s a barrage of sport-ready looks, like today’s gallery, or a stylish curation of other top trends for spring, you’ll be treated to the best, coming each Monday.

Paired with a cute floral dress or a casual Tee and shorts, this tangerine vision is sure to pop! ($29, joefresh.ca)

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From bags appliquéd with retro car motifs to regal adornments fit for a queen, Prada’s Spring 2012 accessories were certainly drool-worthy. Within the covet-worthy collection, these exquisite floral embellished crystal drop-earrings made our must-have list at first sight. But we opted out of the $540 price tag, and instead decided to make our own wallet-happy version. Learn how to replicate these stunners in three simple steps (easy enough for even the very amateurish of crafters). All you need is 20 minutes and a few inexpensive items.

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At Miu Miu’s Spring 2012 show, the models’ faces were left mostly bare, save for a brazen swipe of red across each eye. Bright and severe, the look was a striking accompaniment to the collection’s fairly neutral palette. If you’re bold enough to try it, red is fabulous! So rather than tone down the colour to something more muted, I decided to use a bright, primary red, but soften it by adding both deeper and lighter colours around the edges.

The celebration of spring fashion continues on our fingertips! From Pantone’s colour of the year to our spring trend report, things are looking orange. As the official shade of the season, it’s a colour that has quite the range: runways showed tangerine, coral, neon orange and everything in between. But it was a frothy electric orange and white combination from Pink Tartan that suited the needs of Nail Corner best. (While perhaps serving double-duty by slightly looking like a speckled egg, just in time for Easter?)

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Worn with a pair of coloured jeans or a bright midi-skirt, the bold contrast of orange and white stripes on this sleeveless shirt adds a little flair to any outfit. ($58, thebay.com)

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Should your hair match your heels? Yes, if they are colour-blocked in the season’s brights. But what goes in-between? Architectural angles with chunks of light and dark.

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This multicoloured woven clutch creates just the right amount of visual interest. ($40, mikkatmarket.com)

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Boost the cool factor of sugary-sweet confections with tough black accents. See our editor’s shopping picks for spring »

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