Suzanne Smith First Bloom %article_desc% We've waited all winter to see the first bloom. When we catch a glimpse of it's vibrant color we're hopeful the long winter is nearly over. I'm not an avid gardener, so you'll know I'm not talking flowers but about the colors of spring fashion. This season will not disappoint those who love the romance of blush and peach or the sophistication of periwinkle and seaside blue. Let's not forsake buttercup and mustard yellow making a splash and for the especially bold, crimson red. Some of our favorite new styles are classic, romantic, wearable, layerable and totally transitional from winter to spring. Here's a peek at our top picks for Spring 2016.

First Bloom

Posted on January 26 2016

We've waited all winter to see the first bloom. When we catch a glimpse of it's vibrant color we're hopeful the long winter is nearly over. I'm not an avid gardener, so you'll know I'm not talking flowers but about the colors of spring fashion.

This season will not disappoint those who love the romance of blush and peach or the sophistication of periwinkle and seaside blue. Let's not forsake buttercup and mustard yellow making a splash and for the especially bold, crimson red.

Some of our favorite new styles are classic, romantic, wearable, layerable and totally transitional from winter to spring.

Here's a peek at our top picks for Spring 2016.