Belk Debuts Spring 2013 with Women’s Most-Wanted Fashion Picks
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Looking for the inside scoop on the fresh fashion finds that will make any spring wardrobe wonderfully wearable and magnificently modern? Arlene Goldstein, Belk vice president of fashion can help. She has created the Belk’s Most Wanted list for women. And you’ll find has just what you’re looking for when it comes to the latest style files.
Bold Print Dress- From flamboyant flowers and kitschy conversationals, to digitized tribal and tropical inspirations, you can count on patterns to create a lot of fashion fanfare. Geometrics and print mixes will also make the list. Either way, the patterned frock is bound to be a favorite.
Silky Top- Hues make headlines as tailored shirts and tops in soft fabrications and bold colors update any warm weather look.
Spring Jacket- Call it a comeback. The jacket has re-emerged as an all-important trend piece. Blazers, boxy and sporty motos bring a casual sophistication. Bring it on!
Statement Neck- Designers go bold or go home. Daring jewelry pieces run the gamut from floral motifs to sculpted metal collars. Count on some drama.
Sassy Skirt- Polished and figure flattering, the skirt is a spring staple. Full, flounced or a-line, this pick is fem and fashionable.
Fancy Pant- Sleek and slim or full and flowy, the patterned bottom will definitely raise the cool quotient of your spring wardrobe. Be-dazzled by beautiful brocades and breathtaking jacquards.
Fashion Wedge- Whether sky high or simple slivers, wedges are a wonder. Material mixes and sculpted shapes will have you in style – feet f
irst. Watch your step.
Novelty Knit- In lively prints or simple solids, trend-right knits have a knack for easy wear and easy care. New shapes and refreshed finishes call the shots.
Something Lacy- Sweet and sophisticated, effortlessly elegant, lace is easily one of spring’s most elegant essentials.
New Tote- Style is in the bag with a carry all that is chic as well as functional. Check out north/south shapes and unexpected 
materials.
