With Groundhog Day behind us and spring just around the corner, we are definitely turning our eyes to spring fashion - bright colors, floral prints and, of course, thoughts of warmer days.

Last week, we were able to attend a spring/summer fashion preview for Mark's. As soon as we walked in, we fell in love with the eye-catching colours and super-cute styles.

Here's a closer look at some of our favourites:

Lately I've been having a love affair with the 1920s and it appears I'm not the only one. Woody Allen just gave the decade a major nod in Midnight In Paris; Boardwalk Empire has been heating up the ratings with its look back on the roaring years of prohibition; The Vampire Diaries has been flashing back to the years of flappers and coat tails; Gucci is celebrating its 90th anniversary with G Gucci 1921, a line the revives its classic vintage looks from year one; and Baz Lurhman is finally filming his long awaited remake of The Great Gatsby starring Leonardo DiCaprio with Carey Mulligan as Daisy Buchanan. With the film's release many months away - perhaps even years - it looks like we're just on the cusp of this Twenties revival.

Two major colours you're about to see tons of this fall are cobalt blue and emerald green. I love them both equally, but my first purchase for fall is blue (the lovely BCBGeneration suede pumps below, in fact), so let's first take a look at my top picks to give your wardrobe the blues, and next week we'll head to the Emerald City!

BCBGeneration blue suede shoes, $135. Available at Town Shoes across Canada.

I first took note of red and pink's magical combination when Flare's fashion director (and my style icon) Elizabeth Cabral paired the two colours with gold Doc Martens at Paris Fashion Week. Something about the punchy combo spoke to me, and since I've been noticing it more and more.

Designer Alana Kakia in a sexy silk dress from her debut Holiday 2011 collection (which is on display behind her), along with a Ka'kia knit necklace, heart pendant by Ludevine, and vintage belt. She, of course, was our best dressed of the night.

If you're in need of a little style inspiration, look no further than your local The Society bash. The Toronto-based culture club (which now has chapters all over North America) is well-known for bringing out the city's sartorial best and this past Tuesday evening was no exception.

It was a celebration of fashion and music for the latest installation of The Society and Absolut ART series. Emerging designer Alana Kakia presented her Ka'kia line with its debut Holiday 2011 collection and Metric's Jimmy Shaw, as well as The Stills' Liam O'Neil and Dave Hamelin, took the stage for an extended instrumental set inspired by the fashion goods.

Looking to add colour and print to your spring wardrobe? Kill two birds with these glass beads!  Add bright navajo prints to any neutral for an affordable hit of energy.

Yuchi Woven Beaded Necklace by nOir Jewelry, available at noirjewelry.com.

Pinkies up! We head over to High Tea at The Windsor Arms Hotel in Toronto in celebration of The Royal Wedding. The event was hosted by one of our favourite bloggers, Jen McNeely of She Does the City and Windows 7. Toronto's fashion and lifestyle blogging community wore their most elegant outfits for scarfing down scones and crustless sandwiches. Sometimes the best part of going to a tea party is getting dressed for one. Here is some of the fun street style that we spotted...

I was thinking about my swimwear collection lately and how long I seem to hold on to my bathing suits. I mean, it's not like I wear them everyday, so they seem to last a good two to three years. So I figure it's a good investment to buy a piece that fits well and that I love. The purge rules apply to bathing suits you no longer wear or don't fit any more. Throw them away and start fresh. You don't want to hold on to something that makes you feel bad. I usually bring three with me on vacation and after spotting the hot picks for this post, I think I need to refresh my collection!

When I think of candy-coloured denim, I think of the '80s. When it was all about really weird washes (hello acid wash!) and crazy neon colours. Well guess what? Coloured denim is one of the hottest trends for spring and an easy way to add some brightness to your wardrobe. Yes, it's back - but not in a cheesy way. The look is more subtle with soft semi-faded washes of pastel shades hitting the retail racks. We previewed a few pieces from Gap's spring 2011 collection and here's what they look like...

We blogged last week about all the original outfits we caught off the runway at LG Fashion Week in Toronto. Fashionistas were dressed to the nines, in well thought out looks that sparkled from head-to-toe. We found so many chic people rocking so much great style, that we just couldn't fit it all into one blog post. So we're back with an encore edition of street style. Check out these winning looks for that awkward inbetween seasons stage of winter and spring. 'Sprinter' street style anyone?