Lauren Conrad came a long way from being the bratty, dumb blonde from Laguna Beach to a trendy designer.

When she first burst out in the clothing business, she went high-end and the global financial crisis forced her to fold her business. But now she’s back and her 2010 spring collection is better than her high-end designs. They’re wearable, simple and not too splashy with the colors, which is just perfect with the colorful Millefiori Murano glass bracelets.

Conrad has this silver and gray-colored one shoulder dress, so chic and so simple. Conrad, who also modeled her spring collection, wore the dress with a black belt and paired it with black pumps. But I suggest, in favor of the season, wear a pair of bold-colored heels, like red. Then, accessorize with the Millefiori Murano glass bracelet.

This bangle wouldn’t clash too much with the red heels.

Conrad also has this cocktail dress—a blue, tiered, ruffle dress that she accentuates with a black belt. But I’m thinking silver belt and matching silver sandals would be trendier for a night out. But if you want a casual look, keep the black belt but use flats rather than heels.

The blue in this bracelet is louder than the other colors, which perfectly compliments the cocktail dress.

But the most spring that Conrad did is a ruffle, flower-printed dress. Keep the look springy by wearing Giselle Bundchen’s strappy flip-flops from Ipanema, preferably white. Again, Conrad accentuated it with a belt, but I would decide against that. After all, spring collection should be flowing.

The green flower may clash with the blue print but you are allowed three colors after all before anyone calls you out for being a rainbow. Besides, the flower design matches the dress’s flower prints.

But this is my favorite Lauren Conrad spring 2010 design:

It may not be very springy, but it is the coolest outfit. I love the silky, lace dress! Complete the rock chick look with this Millacreli bracelet.