Three Things for Spring: Nude Shoes

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I am so very ready for the spring. March is here, but it feels colder than ever, high winds and a big snowstorm headed our way this week. If only we had sunshine and 70 degree days, drinks on the patio and a stop to stuffy noses.

Dreaming of spring weather is only made worse by looking at spring clothes...still, I couldn't help but put together this little guide to three essential things to add to your wardrobe for spring, whenever it decides to get here.

Nude shoes are essential once the wool tights retreat into storage. Nothing makes legs look longer than flesh-toned footwear. Here are a few favorites to pick from.

Traditional round toe pumps, Nine West ($69), or some slingbacks with a twist, Elliot Luca ($95)

Peep toes high, Ivanka Trump ($120) or peep toes low, Wallis ($52)

Sharp and sleek pointed wedges, Lillybee ($84), D'Orsays, Sam Edleman ($110), or classic pumps, Lerre ($79)

Basic ballet flats from prim and proper, L'Autre Chose ($85) or Wallis ($49), to cute and comfy, Camper ($138) or Calvin Klein ($70)

Funkier flats either soft and sleek, Vince ($295), a flash of flourescent, Matisse ($69) or folded and layered, Kling ($47)

Sexy sandals, either perforated and pinkish, J Crew ($248) or simple and smooth, Corso Como ($139)

Color-block cuties in two hues, Dolce Vita ($169) or five, Nine West ($89)

Retro wedges, purely old-school, Kork-Ease ($140) or with a hint of metallic, Wallis ($67)

Finally, sandals for Saturday-Sunday, a hint of neon, Splendid ($66), simple studding, Corso Como ($109) or elaborate wraps, Matt Bernson ($105)