There are new trends to look out for this spring, most of which are just revamped takes on old trends. Feathers, bright colours, halter tops, fringe, I mean, these are all things we’ve seen come back in and out of style over the years. But one of my favourite staples that is finally taking center stage again is the mini skirt.

The mini skirt has taken a back seat to midis, maxis, and frocks for some time now, but this spring, we are seeing a surge of mini skirts taking designer collections by storm. We’re all gonna get ready to show a little more leg this spring (and summer), and Ba&Sh Paris has some of the prettiest prints and cuts you can find.

The falco mini skirt is all about adding a little sass to your outfit. Asymmetrical draping and an offset panel in front, this skirt is pure cotton with a stylish floral Japanese print. A stunning focal point to any outfit, I love to go simple for a day look: white tee and a cropped denim jacket to make the skirt the focal point.

With over 400 stores worldwide, Montreal is one of the lucky cities to be graced with its very own Ba&Sh boutique. Every time the season turns, I always stop by the store to check out their new collection and grab a few staples.

This spring, Ba&Sh has focused on that bohemian spirit with a lean toward that effortless, girl-next-door look. Kind of a signature look for them, but this year more than ever, I am excited to experiment with flowy materials, cropped cuts, and landscape or floral prints.

Ba&Sh makes it easy to put together an on-trend look because they only put forward the perfect materials and silhouettes. All you have to do is mix and match your favourite pieces and you’re sure to be putting your best look out there. Every time I throw on a Ba&Sh piece, I know I can go from day chic to night ready and not have to change a thing. Perfect for that spring day when you go out for a morning coffee and end staying out until the wee hours of the night! That’s what’s in store for us once the sun comes out, so grab those mini skirts and get ready!

Photography by Patricia Brochu