Rhonda Shear's Guide to Spring Trends and Flawless Fits
As winter layers come off, four trends worth building your spring wardrobe around — and a piece from each that actually earns its place underneath.
As the sun starts breaking through and the winter layers finally come off, it's worth thinking about what's underneath the spring wardrobe, not just what's on top. The right base layer is the difference between an outfit that photographs well and one that actually feels good to wear for a full day.
Four trends worth knowing this season, and the piece to build each one around.
1. Floral Frenzy
- Low-profile cups stay smooth under fitted florals
- Removable pads for a customizable shape
- 25 colors, sizes XS–5X
2. Pastel Perfection
- 26+ colors including a full range of nude tones
- Seamless construction won't show through light fabric
- Sizes XS–5X
3. Effortless Layering
- Built-in shelf bra with dyed-to-match removable pads
- Wide comfort straps, knit-in bust support
- Lace detail at the neckline
4. Athleisure Everywhere
- Lightweight baby French terry fabric
- Kangaroo pocket, classic hoodie silhouette
- Multiple colors, sizes XS–XL+
65 styles · Lace · Seamless · Neutral tones · XS–5X
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Spring Fit Questions
A low-profile lace bra, like the Pin-Up Girl Lace Leisure Bra, sits smooth under fitted fabric while still complementing a feminine, floral-print look — the goal is a bra you don't have to think about under the outfit.
Nude and neutral tones close to your own skin tone are least likely to show through light or sheer fabric. The Original Ahh Bra's range of nude shades is built specifically for this — matching rather than contrasting with what's on top.
A tank with a built-in shelf bra, like the Seamless Tank with Lace Inset, removes a layer entirely — you get shaping and coverage without adding bulk under a cardigan or kimono.
Yes — a soft, structured piece like the French Terry Hoodie moves easily from errands to workouts to lounging, which is the whole premise of athleisure: one piece, multiple parts of your day.
