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"If you spend even half as much time pouring over runway images as we do, you&amp;#39;ve no doubt asked yourself how you can make the season&amp;#39;s biggest trends your own. That&amp;#39;s why we&amp;#39;ve enlisted our very own senior fashion market editor Mary Kate Steinmiller to get our spring wardrobes in shape, with a little help from some New York students. This week we take on white.\n\n White isn&amp;#39;t just for that stretch of time between Memorial Day and Labor Day anymore. Nope, spring&amp;#39;s runways were awash in the non-color. &amp;quot;This trend is a clean slate,&amp;quot; says Mary Kate. &amp;quot;It&amp;#39;s a crisp, light, and entirely white spring wardrobe. On the runways, we saw a play on proportion in clean, organized looks with lots of volume and structure.&amp;quot; This resulted in pieces that ran the gamut from soft to crisp, cropped to oversized.\n\n We had Mary Kate style NYU senior Marie Stotz in an all-white ensemble to show us how to make the look real world-appropriate. What we learned is that the trend is anything but constraining thanks to variation in texture and shape, and also that the cool hue is entirely refreshing. Spring really can&amp;#39;t come soon enough!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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