Jeans and heels are also a new trend. Whether it be patterned, boyfriend or ripped jeans, many fashion bloggers and celebrities have finished off their looks with simple heels. Rather than giving off a boyish vibe like the arrangement of dresses with sneakers, pairing heels with jeans adds a feminine touch as well as making one look more dressed up. This look is effortless, elegant and chic, without being too over the top. The perk about this is that you can easily change your day outfit into a night outfit, just by changing your shoes. Who knew dressing up would be that easy?

If you're still against the reverse roles of sneakers and heels, that's alright. But look through the pictures and maybe you'll end up changing your mind. Trust me, it's going to be the next big thing.

     I have to say black is my favorite color when it comes to clothing, so of course I'm going to try to incorporate it when I'm picking out an outfit for spring. This gorgeous floral print dress is from Zara, and it is so light weight that it almost felt like I had nothing on...almost. When I wear a floral print or a very feminine dress, I tend to pair it with a leather jacket.  I love mixing feminine and masculine elements when picking out outfits, just to give it that edgy yet soft look. I paired this look with my Sam Edelman flats since they were so comfortable and I had a lot of walking to do. Plus, this look could also be dressed up by pairing it with some pumps! 

First off, I hope everyone's having a good Easter Sunday! I am, especially since 65 degrees never felt so good. Easter is one of those holidays where dressing up isn't mandatory but is recommended, and since I love to dress up, I tossed out the dark colors and wore a light pink blouse and paired it with white trousers as well as some black heels. Easter is that time of year where the light colors finally come out so here are a few pictures of me with my pastel colored clothes. 

Shop my look!  Club Monaco dress, Topshop heels, Antique Jewelry 

     This week we're lusting over new trends, different outfits and bold colors. Spring was supposed to be here (at least it was three days ago when it was 70 degrees) but as the temperature drops again, we're back to the sweaters and the boots. But that doesn't mean we can't be inspired by these new ideas! The neon yellow, the checkered prints, the return of the Birkenstocks and the different ways to style shorts are all the main focus of this week's inspiration post. Scroll below and get inspired! 

Being a student in New York City can be exhilarating and exhausting.  From the heavy work load from school, to the daily tasks and obstacles, NY is a rough city and that is why it's perfectly okay to grab some brunch in the middle of the week with a friend and take a breather to enjoy some delicious food! One of my close friends and I (Lidya) decided we would take a quick break between our classes and go to one of my favorite places to brunch/lunch. Le Pain Quotidien has a very homey and rustic feel. It was founded in the 90's by a Belgian chef named Alin Coument .  The menu has a variety of options, most of which are organic and have a wide variety of items for you vegans out there! Each item on the menu has the calorie count right next to it so it makes it easy for those who are watching what they eat to make healthy choices when ordering!  I ordered "The Seasonal Egg Frittata," which contained squash, goat cheese and scallions, it was delicious! And it came with a salad topped with a light vinaigrette dressing and of course their organic bread from the bakery! If you live in NYC, I'm sure you've spotted this place on every corner as if it was a Starbucks. The food at Le Pain is sure to satisfy your tastebuds and it's defiantly worth trying!  

Check out their menu!-http://www.lepainquotidien.com/landing/core-menu/#.UzzZNq1dUVg