Olivia Lopez is the Los Angeles–based editor of Lust for Life, a creative outlet named after her favorite Iggy Pop song. Encompassing fashion, lifestyle, and travel, her blog has grown into a business that has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Condé Nast Traveler, Teen Vogue, and more. Below, Lopez is sharing her style tips.
Lavender was all over the spring runways, and I'm predicting it will be everywhere once spring hits. But I'm not waiting until then to give the cool color a spin. Instead, I'm adding it to my wardrobe right now.
In my opinion, the way to wear it is with a floor-sweeping dress for a holiday party. Opt for romantic silk pieces like a long and fitted dress for the perfect whimsical look. Pair your lavender items with accessories that accentuate your look while also making a statement.
Keep scrolling to shop pieces inspired by my look.
Try out this silk pastel dress that is simple and timeless. Available in sizes 38 to 42.
Pair similar gold accessories to perfectly accent your pastel clothing.
The strappy gold detailing on these shoes will surely make your legs stand out.Available in sizes 4.5 to 12.Which spring trends are you excited to try out now? Let me know in the comments below.
-
Butter! Olive! Chocolate Mousse! 6 Color Trends You'll Be Craving in 2025Let them cook.
-
Pamela Anderson Wore the Boho Boot Color Trend Everyone Will Wear This SpringSee ya, black and chocolate brown.
-
Emma Chamberlain's World: Her Warby Parker Collab, Two-Phone Rule, and Spiciest Fashion Takes"I just want to bring the most joy to people."
-
This Is the Only Color That Looks Better With Burgundy Than Black—PeriodRich hues unite.
-
Here's How Fashion People Are Already Wearing 2025's Biggest Color TrendIt evokes Grace Kelly–level glamour.
-
The Specific Color Combo That's Bubbling Up in NYC Right NowChic.
-
Trust Me—This Shoe Color Could Surpass Black in Popularity in 2025The new neutral.
-
New Yorkers and Europeans Agree—Wearing Flats in These 5 Colorways Will Make You Look So RichShe's fancy, she's busy.
