I have a love/hate relationship with colorful floral patterns. As a rule, I love them on others but kind of hate them on myself.

One look at this divine frock tells me I shouldn’t let others have all the fun! It is absolutely gorgeous and not nearly as busy as some of the other florals that frighten me so.

I love that the silhouette is exceptionally simple, leaving room for the colorful pattern to take center stage.

Carolina Herrera Sleeveless Floral-Print Sundress is available from Saks Fifth Avenue for $495.

Trish McEvoy candles rarely disappoint, so while I’m not entirely sure how she’s managed to capture the essence of wild blueberries (one of my favorite indulgences in life!) in a candle, I’m feeling optimistic!

This candle would make a beautiful gift; the presentation is exceptionally timeless and elegant.

Trish McEvoy Wild Blueberry Vanilla Scented Candle is available from Nordstrom for $48.

As a rule, I gravitate toward liquid/cream cleansers, but if I had to use a bar, I think this Erno Laszlo “Firmarine Blue” Treatment Bar would be my choice!

I love the bright cerulean color – from the image, it almost looks more like a perfume bottle than a cleansing bar. The bar promises visibly firmer, smoother skin and touts itself as a “gentle cleanising treatment bar that not only removes dirt and oil without dehydrating, but also provides long-term skin rejuvenation.”

Erno Laszlo “Firmarine Blue” Treatment Bar is available from Nordstrom for $39.

I feel like I’ve been getting a little ahead of myself with my longing for summer – I keep forgetting the fact that spring is one of my favorite seasons too!

At this moment, I can’t stop thinking about this Catch and Release Scarf I spotted on Anthropologie’s website: even though it’s pastel, it still seems vibrant and would look outstanding with my favorite stone-colored spring jacket.

Catch and Release Scarf is available in Sky, Steel Gray, Celery and Soft Pink from Anthropologie for $32 each.