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We’ve had a pretty weak winter so far, but that doesn’t mean we haven’t had to wear our layers and pea coats. I don’t know about you, but for me that means a lot of black and white. Spring is on its way, and this year I’m vowing to mix it up with some bright, standout pieces.

The first piece I’m absolutely obsessed with is this Adia Kibur Silver & Neon Chain Link Necklace. It’s pricey at $144, but looks so fun! Granted, I doubt many of us want to shell out nearly $150 for a necklace, but I can’t find a suitable cheap alternative — if you find one, leave it in the comment section below! I also found this neon and chain bracelet, also by Adia Kibur, for a much more affordable $42!

I’m hoping chain link necklaces are going to become more popular this spring. Shefinds.com did a feature on chain link necklaces for spring, so they have an even larger selection (although none are much cheaper).

Some of my other picks are these H&M neon jeans for only $24.95. H&M happens to be one of my favorite stores, and these pants come in pink, yellow, green, orange and blue. They also come in a snakeskin pattern, but I’ve never been a fan of snakeskin.

Following this solid-neon trend is Urban Outfitters’ Neon Open Weave Scarf. These lightweight scarves are only $24 and come in neon green and pink. Although winter months are usually scarf weather, I have some lightweight ones that I wear year round. You can never have too many scarves, right?

My next pick is also from Urban Outfitters. The BB Dakota Gail Printed Tank is a little pricey at $69, but it’s really bright, fun and the perfect way to standout this spring. I love wearing loud tank tops with my solid black maxi skirt during spring, and I think this could be a really great pick. It’s usually pretty easy to find colorful, standout tanks as the weather gets warmer, so give them a try!

My final, probably simplest way, to stand out this spring is through your sunglasses. I absolutely love my bright red Ray Bans, and the company has taken the original Wayfarer and turned it into a fun pattern with these multicolor shades. Again, they are $160, but mine have lasted me four years so far, and are worth every penny. However, sunglasses are another item that every store carries, so finding a fun, inexpensive pair should be no problem.

These are just a few of the ways I hope to standout this spring. How do you transition your wardrobe from winter to spring? Leave me a comment below and see if your suggestions make it to our next Editor’s Pick!

—Lindsy

Photo: J Brand jeans courtesy of J Brand/MCT

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Awards show season is one of my favorite times of year. Not only do my favorite actors and actresses get recognized for their amazing work, but I get to experience the red carpet through their fashion.

Last night was the 18th annual SAG Awards. While I didn’t get to watch the entire show, I did catch up on my red carpet fashion afterward. Here are some of my favorites of the night:

Viola Davis in Marchesa

First off, “The Help” star Viola Davis has a near perfect body. This cream gown with gold embroidered bodice shows off her glowing skin and makes her look like a goddess.

She mixed it up with the hair, too, and ditched her usual straight locks for a curly look.

Michelle Williams in Valentino

The “My Week with Marilyn” star always brings effortless class to her outfits, and it was the same for with the beautiful lace one-shouldered dress.

I’m usually not a fan of perfectly matching your shoes to your dress, but she offsets it well with gold jewelry and a black clutch.

Ariel Winter in Collette Dinnigan

“Modern Family” star shined in this amazing tea-length dress. (I wish I had been this fashionable at age 14.) I think she looks immensely grown up, without it being “too mature” of a look for her.

My favorite part? The glittery Miu Miu shoes!

Jayma Mays in Reem Acra

Mays left behind her shy “Glee” character in this glittery ensemble. Not one to usually be too edgy, she was (obviously) one of my favorite looks of the night.

It’s so different from how I’m used to seeing her on the show, and the dress fits her beyond perfectly.

I feel like she could’ve done something a little more glamourous with her hair, though.

What were your favorite looks of the night?

—Lindsy

PHOTOS: (top) Al Seib/Los Angeles Times/MCT (bottom) Jay L. Clendenin/Los Angeles Times/MCT

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I have to admit — I just bought my first blazer a few months ago. I always thought they were too stuffy for a 21-year-old college student to wear, but I’ve changed my tune.

My new favorite thing about blazers is how they can class up a casual outfit. If I wear jeans and a T-shirt, but add a blazer, I automatically feel more put together. I also wear a ton of cardigans, which I will always love, but to me, blazers take it over the top.

I also like blazers for a good night out. This funky green blazer from Forever 21 is only $30 and adds a unique spin on the classic black or gray blazer. It could be fun paired with dark skinny jeans, a bold statement necklace and layered bracelets.

Want to stand out even more? Try this sequined blazer from Urban Outfitters. At $50, it’s affordable and easy to wear. You can pair it with almost anything of a contrasting color and you won’t have to worry about adding extra jewelry since it’s so bold!

If the classic black blazer is best for you, this $50 blazer from H&M would be perfect. It’s the most versatile of the three, so you’ll get your money’s worth. Spice it up a little with a funky shirt or skirt.

So next time you grab that slouchy sweater of yours, think about trying a blazer instead!

—Lindsy

PHOTO: Liz O. Baylen (via MCT)

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