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Cute, Comfy, and Casual Spring OOTD

The weather for it being APRIL has been cray cray lately! It's cold one day, raining the next, and recently it's been turning for the better and getting a little warmer. It's tough to decide on what to wear to dress accordingly to the weather since it's so unpredictable throughout the day. 

I decided to do a OOTD (outfit of the day) for welcoming this transforming spring weather. I decided to do a little California vibe to the look by adding my new Dimepiece "Ain't No Wifey" beanie I just bought! I've been wanting it forever and FINALLY just bought it when it went on sale, so I was super hype about it! :)

Boyfriend jeans are perfect for a casual laid back cute spring look! I paired my AE boyfriend jeans with a basic gray vneck from Target I got for like $5. I decided to keep the accessories simple with a thin gold bracelet, and a double stranded chain spike necklace to add some cool edge to the look. To complete this look, I was excited to break out the pastel mint green converse which are perf for spring!!

The whole outfit came together really well, and was a different look than I would usually go for, but I'm happy I tried it out cause I ended up really loving it! That's the best part about fashion, you can express yourself and your mood through infinite different looks and experiment with different looks and styles! 

Thanks for reading! Are there any spring trends you're totally obsessing over at the moment, or dying to try? Share them with me in the comment section below!

Happy Spring XO

My new favorite beanie:)



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