Florals? For spring?

"Groundbreaking," as Miranda Priestly (fashion editrix in "The Devil Wears Prada") once sarcastically said.

Yet year-after-year the pansies and roses, poppies and daisies make their way down the runway. Is it even possible to liven-up this ubiquitous trend? I partnered up with Star photographer and fellow fashion-lover Michelle Pemberton to take on the challenge.

Click here for our magazine-style layout and share these fabulous floral looks on Pinterest!

Next we enlisted local floral designer, Autumn Keller, to create vibrant floral headpieces and accessories for the shoot that took place in her ISIBEAL studio at the Stutz Building.

The result was a stunning assortment of boho-inspired styles, channeling the typically playful prints into a most soulful sophistication.

And, with the fashionista on a budget in mind, all of the pieces are less than $200.

Call Star reporter Leslie Bailey at (317) 444-6094 and follow her on Twitter @Lesalina, Facebook.com/Lesalina, and Instagram @Lesalina.

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About the photos

Model: Joanna Bajena, LModelz Model Management, (317) 345-8521, www.lmodelz.com.

Floral designs: Autumn Keller, ISIBEAL Studio, (317) 437-9646, isibealstudio.com.

Hair and makeup: Hair by Emmett Cooper; makeup by Naieem Abdool; Emmetts the Studio, 711 E. 54th St., (317) 475-0777, www.emmettsthestudio.com.

Rabbits: Peanut (first one, adoptable) Bun (second, larger one, provided by Jennifer Shirk), Indiana House Rabbit Society.