ICY(somehow)MI, spring has officially sprung. The days are longer, the skies are bluer, and our disposition is sunnier as we relish this yearly renewal of mind, body, and closet. Heavy coats and thick sweaters have been packed away, making room for lighter layers, flirty silhouettes, and colorful accents to take priority and shake us out of our winter uniform. The vibe? Effortless, a little unexpected, and very ready for sunshine. Here’s what we’re reaching for this season (and what you’ll be seeing a lot more of at Prism).

Unexpected Denim

Denim is doing the most this spring—in the best way. It’s not just your go-to jeans anymore. We’re talking denim dresses that feel equal parts polished and easy, baggier silhouettes that lean relaxed but still put-together, and long, loose shorts that are basically the cool-girl answer to warm-weather dressing.

Fresh Prints

If spring had a personality, it would definitely be wearing prints. Polka dots are back, plaids are lighter and more playful, and stripes are doing what they do best, feeling classic and fresh at the same time. Whether you’re mixing them or letting one print do the heavy lifting, prints are the easiest way to bring some energy into your everyday lineup.

Spring Fling

Soft, airy, and a little dreamy, these boho details are bringing out spring’s romantic side. Eyelet, lace, linen, and flowy silhouettes that move with you, incorporate texture, and add an effortless ease that goes the extra mile. It’s that perfectly undone feel that looks styled without trying.

Color Pop

Neutrals will always have their place, but spring is just the right time to turn up the color. Whether it’s a bright skirt or a statement accessory, a little pop goes a long way. The best part? You don’t have to overthink it. One standout shade can completely change the feel of your outfit—and your mood.

We’re calling it now: this season is all about having fun with what you wear again. Shop our latest arrivals and keep an eye out for even more of these trend-setting styles to land at Prism.