Ageless Style: Spring Trends 2026

Spring officially arrives tomorrow, March 20th, so what better than to talk about spring trends for 2026 with the ladies of ageless style.  Spring is bringing in a variety of trends that we can swoon over including:

• Colors (buttery yellow, pinks, blues, greens and lavender too)
• Lace and satin
• Preplum tops
• Drop waist skirts
• Polka dots
• Silk scarves
• Asymmetrical cuts

and so much more.  

I am going to show you three ways to wear buttery yellow this spring.  I got this pretty knit top while shopping on our trip to Calgary in February, at Oaks and Forts  It was my first time shopping there and I found this top and a pre-plum top that I can't wait to share with you in the near future.  Whenever I am shopping I am thinking whether it's something that I can see myself wearing several ways, with the items I have in my closet, and to double up for both work and casual wear.  Here are three ways I will wear this cute, pretty, yellow top.

#1White, Blue and Yellow

I love crisp white pants in spring.  It feels so clean and refreshing after months of dreary weather and a closet full of browns, greys and black outfits.  I decided to pair it with my blue blazer, witch is another spring color having a moment right now.  Perfectly classy for the office.  

#2 Denim and Yellow

Jeans, or a denim skirt, are the perfect casual pairing.  I accessories with a suede brown purse which makes this the perfect transition from winter to spring look.  

#3 The Unexpected Lavender and Yellow Combo

I saw tons of inspiration with lavender and yellow on Pinterest so I thought I'd like  to try it out, and it's super cute.  It's giving me all the Easter weekend vibes. I just might wear it for our family Easter dinner.  

What's your favorite look?  

How are you styling buttery yellow?  

What spring trends are you most excited for?

Now make sure to check out what the other ladies are styling for spring 2026.

Amy ~ Amy’s Creative Pursuits
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Marsha~ Marsha in the Middle
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Mireille ~ Chez Mireille Fashion Travel Mom

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Rockies Trip Part 1: Après-ski

Over the February break our family, minus one kid, went to ski at Lake Louise, Alberta.  We love being out on the slopes and although we don't get to do it annual, we never regret going.  Lake Louise is part of the Canadian rocky mountains and is absolutely stunning, and offers up to 170 different runs for you to ski/snowboard.  It's picturesque and lined with trees all the way down the mountain, which is a long way, and has several look-out spots to take a break or snap some pictures.  We actually didn't stop much and we didn't take too many pictures because we were loving our time on the hill.  

On our first day we had a huge dump of snow overnight and it continued into the day.  Driving to the hill, about 40 minutes from our AirBnB,  was treacherous because of how hard the snow was coming down.  That meant POWDER, POWDER and more POWDER, but it also meant that none of the runs were groomed so it was a grind at first but oh so fluffy!  

The second day was less busy, clear, sunny and crisp.  The cold doesn't keep us away and since we had all of our passes, we were able to hit the hill before 10 a.m. and ride all day until 3:50 p.m. with one break for lunch.  The second day we spent a good chunk of our time exploring the back on the mountain and loving the fact that the runs were groomed, but also still lots of powder to go through,  and there was way less people on the hill.  

Sometimes we skiied/snowboarded all together and other times the girls (Anya and her friend), and Logan and I, paired off and did our own thing.  

Let's talk all about Après-ski, the way we rested and relaxed after a full-day on the hill.  LOL.  When we returned back to our condo, we were pretty wiped to be honest so we were thankful for the coziness and vastness of our AirBnB.  We hit up the local grocery store and made simple suppers, wine, snacks and movies.  One evening my girlfriend drove in from the city and spent the evening chilling with us.  We hit the hot tub, wine, and visited.  The second night after returning from the hill the girls were tired and we picked them up supper, while Logan and I went out to a local pub for dinner to celebrate his birthday.  

This sweater that I got for Christmas was the perfect outfit for going out for a casual dinner and for exploring Canmore.  I love a good cozy knit and this one screams mountain getaway.  Now every time I wear it, I can just pretend I am back on holiday mountain mode.  

Do you ski? Snowboard? Do you visit the mountains in your area of the world?