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Love is in the air (and in your closet) this spring

Adorned with ruffles, lace and bows, the season’s looks will keep romance alive. “Today” style editor Judy Gordon highlights the trends.
/ Source: TODAY

Everyone loves a little romance ... even in their wardrobe! This spring, a key romantic piece or two will do wonders to lift your winter-weary spirits and restore your love affair with your closet. Just be sure to pick the right piece or you could be divorcing your new style before the honeymoon is over. We play matchmaker in this edition of The Trend Report by selecting the best picks for the new romantic mood of spring 2006. Read along ... it's all right here!

Conrad C At Nordstrom.com

Some of the new romantic blouses are incredibly sheer. Before you pass them up, consider investing in a slim, finely knit white tank to wear underneath. Problem solved!

Victoriassecret.com

Steer clear of densely stitched crochet — it's a little too fuddy-duddy for our taste.

Bananarepublic.com

You'll also find lots of leather accessories carved to look like eyelet — handbags, shoes and belts are a fashionable alternative to clothing.

Gerard Yosca At Intermixonline.c

Remember, a little of the romantic trend goes a long way, so pick your spots.

Marc By Marc Jacobs At Neimanmar

Try on a number of dress shapes, even if you swear you'd never wear such a thing. You may be surprised at the results.

Judy Gordon is a New York-based style consultant and the “Today” show’s style editor. She has been covering the fashion and beauty beat for the past decade. To learn more about Gordon, you can visit her Web site, TheTrendReport.com, which highlights style trends in America and across the world.

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