12+ Pastel Pieces for Your Spring Wardrobe

I know we’re still month and a half away from winter… but I can’t help but get excited for the spring season! I’m sharing 12+ pastel pieces to add to your spring wardrobe.

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The first official day of spring on Sunday March 20^th 2022. But I’m already daydreaming of spring adventures. I’m dreaming of frolicking through cherry blossoms in March, visiting the tulip fields in the Skagit Valley in early April, and preparing for my Paris and Amsterdam drip in late April! With spring adventures just around the corner, I’m already thinking about what pieces I want to add to my spring wardrobe.

Personally, I’m always excited to add pastel pieces to my spring wardrobe. I adore colors like lilac, baby pink, baby blue, sage green, peach, and more. I feel feminine and beautiful in these colors!

If you’re looking to refresh your closet this upcoming spring season,

Here are 12+ pastel pieces to add to your spring wardrobe:

Dresses

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Whether you love mini dresses, slip dresses, or midi dresses, dresses are an easy way to incorporate pastels into your spring looks.

Sweaters

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One of my favorite places to find pastel sweaters this season is J. Crew! I especially love the matching cashmere top and cardigan combination. I’m wearing a size XS for reference and the tops fit well!

Outerwear

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If you live in a colder climate like the Pacific Northwest, winter weather extends past spring sometimes! However, you can still incorporate pastels into your wardrobe with layers and outerwear. This lavender plaid shacket form J. Crew is one of my favorites.

Blouses

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Blouses and tops are an easy way to mix in pastels this winter to spring season. You can always layer them with shackets, cardigans, and other sweaters.

I love a pastel top, but I always end up layering it since spring temperatures remain cool through most of the spring season!