Trendy clothing is important to have for any woman. You want to keep up with what's new and fashionable. Of course, you don't want to just pick things that make you look like you are following the crowd, either.
It's important to take a trend and make it your own, wear it how you see fit! But you might think getting new, trendy clothes means spending hundreds on revamping your wardrobe every year or even every season. That simply isn't true. You just have to know what to add and where to shop.
Instead of revamping your closet completely, do a little closet shopping. You may find that an old dress you haven't worn in a couple of years is now part of the trendy clothing of next season.
Trends recycle themselves often, so for all you know, you could be half way to having an up to date wardrobe! You should also hold on to key pieces that work all the time; the pencil skirt, the black pumps, a flowy blouse and that trench coat you love so much. All these things are pretty classic looks that don't go out of style and you can reuse in newer cute outfits.
When you do go looking for trendy clothes, don't automatically assume you need to jump into the nearest high end retail store to get those runway looks.
Not at all! There are so many lesser known stores and brands that make copies of the looks you just saw on television or in that magazine you love, that are hundreds of dollars cheaper. Be reasonable within your budget!
Start with the small items like accessories to really change outfits. Costume jewelry is cheap and easy to find and can be one way to start to update your outfits.
Tribal is going to be really in for the spring, so try some necklaces or bags if you aren't ready to embrace tribal patterned dresses.
White is also going to be in and that's an easy thing to update! There's bound to be white already in your wardrobe and adding a new button down or white skirt can be cheap if you stick with buying cheap clothes online.
There's lots of retailers out there that sell items for dirt cheap that will last you through the season, if not longer. That way you can be on trend but not feel like you threw away money on a piece you may not wear again.