Fresh Spring Fashion Finds for the Whole Family

Add a Spring style reboot to your family's to-do list

From the LifeMinute Team

March 24, 2015

Has the long winter left your family's style well... weathered? Style Editor Dana Avidan Cohn, shares Spring trends that will refresh their look and spirit this season!

Take H&M, for example, where the 70s cool girl Bohemian vibe last seen on a fashion runway near you can be found in full force. Dana's fave way to pull off the look...? "This beautiful dress is from H&M Conscious Collection, it's $49.95," says Dana, "And paired with a light faux suede jacket, also $49.95, it really completes the look. It's a great style." For the guys, mix-and-match classic separates never go out of style, and Spring 2015 is no exception. Dana suggests a lightweight striped sweater under a bone denim jacket, paired with a pastel chino...an entire look that retails for under $100.

"And for the little ones, H&M has a really cute romper, it's $17.95: great for Spring, a great fringe bag, fedora hats to match," says Dana, "And for boys, a linen short suit with a t-shirt and a fedora help to keep the look cool." In fact, you'll find all sorts of little pre-styled sets for boys and girls for only $9.95 at H&M, not to mention all the great accessories you can score for the whole family. No room for all of this loot in your closet? Then take advantage of H&M's great initiative that allows you to bring in your gently used or worn clothes to your local H&M and drop them in a donation box. What you'll get in addition to closet space for your new Spring finds is 20% off your next purchase and that warm fuzzy feeling of doing some good while you shop.

Speaking of out with the old in with the new, the adage applies to Spring hair and beauty, too. "On the runways, we saw so much very easy to maintain color-treated hair," says Dana, "It wasn't really about those bold colors or ombr hues; it's really about something that looks very natural." To get the natural look at home, Dana suggests Vidal Sassoon Salonist. "So the way the product works is, it's a two-part product," she explains, "It comes with a bowl and an applicator brush. You can apply it right to the root of your hair where the color saturation is most important, and then run the remaining formulas through the length to create a multi-dimensional color." You can find Salonist for only $13.99 at your local Walmart or Amazon.com...

And perhaps that's what's most refreshing of all about this Spring...a full family style reboot doesn't have to break the bank.

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