Celebrity Stylists Tell You What to Toss and Buy for Spring 2016

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Celebrity Stylists Tell You What to Toss and Buy for Spring 2016

We rounded up our favorite celebrity stylists including Jessica Paster, Penny Lovell and Tara Swennen to tell Us which fashion trends we should take into the spring 2016 season. (Hint: Bye-bye, naked dresses! Hello, cropped flares.)

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Celebrity Stylists Tell You What to Toss and Buy for Spring 2016

We rounded up our favorite celebrity stylists including Jessica Paster, Penny Lovell and Tara Swennen to tell Us which fashion trends we should take into the spring 2016 season. (Hint: Bye-bye, naked dresses! Hello, cropped flares.)

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Toss: Naked Dresses; Buy: Slip Dresses

Emily Blunt's stylist Jessica Paster tells Us, "Slip dresses can look great as a stand-alone and as a layering piece, and there’s no fear of a wardrobe malfunction."

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Toss: Platforms; Buy: Kitten Heels

"Say goodbye to platforms and creepers!" says Jasmine Caccamo, who styles Rachel Platten. "Kitten heels [like these by Michael Kors] add a dainty touch of femininity to your boyfriend jeans and trousers."

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Toss: Plaids; Buy: Stripes

Stylist Candice Lambert, who works with Kelly Clarkson, tells Us that this spring, "the stripes are bolder, brighter and playful — the best accent to any outfit." She adds, "From shoes to T-shirts to purses to dresses, stripes make any outfit instantly more stylish, flirty, and unique. Plus it’s a pattern that can go with anything."

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Toss: Monogramed Items; Buy: Embroidered Items

"Embroidery is a fun trend to embrace this spring," Samantha Burkhart tells Us. The stylist, who works with Sia, suggests a custom Levi's jacket, Stella McCartney's floral embroidered bomber or even a "cheeky" MSGM embroidered top. "It instantly adds a touch of whimsy and vintage cool and looks great with anything denim," she says.

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Toss: Ear Climbers; Buy: Chokers

"As far as jewelry, throw away your ear climbers and statement earrings — they've both been replaced by the choker," says Kristen Stewart and Lauren Conrad's stylist Tara Swennen. "Try all kinds, from ribbons to metallic hardware."

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Toss: Bucket Bag; Buy: Backpack

According to Hannah Davis' stylist Jeff K. Kim, "old school is the new school" when it comes to backpacks. And we're not talking Jansport! Pick up a leather bag with some fringe for festival season (like this Sole Society option).

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Toss: Long '70s Flares; Buy: Cropped Flares

Negar Ali Kline, who styles Jessica Lange and Maya Rudolph, says that "[the cropped flare] is everywhere for spring, from Madewell to Marc Jacobs." And the bonus? "It's a fresh new cut that really features your shoe." Just remember to style it with tailored pieces on top, he notes.

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Toss: Tank Tops; Buy: Lace Camisoles

"Pair a camisole [like this one by Givenchy] with jeans, and it instantly gives a look some cool, girlie, retro flare, whether you're wearing sneakers or heels," says Penny Lovell, stylist to Anne Hathaway and Rose Byrne.

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Toss: Statement Necklace; Buy: Dainty Jewels

"It's all about delicate and dainty accessories — pavé diamond rings and bracelets!" Monty Jackson tells Us. Make like Jennifer Garner, who teamed a thin chain necklace and a watch for a visit to Un Nuevo Día.

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Toss: Winter Grays; Buy: Sequined Clothing

"What girl doesn’t like a little sparkle, shimmer and shine?" asks Lambert. "Pair a sequin top with your favorite pair of jeans for a little glitz. This trend is superb for adding a statement piece to your outfit for a night out with the girls. It's not over the top, and it keeps you looking effortlessly cool." (We love this Forever 21 top.)