10 celebrities in favor of moody blooms

This spring, make like these style-savvy celebrities, and ditch the soft pastel florals of seasons past in favor of moodier blooms in darker hues.

Bee Shaffer

The stylish offspring of Vogue’s Editor-in-Chief, Anna Wintour, rose everyone’s spirits in this striking Dolce & Gabbana stunner at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in February in Beverly Hills.

Jena Malone

The “Stepmom” star brings on the drama in a slinky Valentino frock with colorful floral embroidery to the “Angelica” premiere at the 65th Berlinale International Film Festival in February.

Jessica Simpson

The singer certainly isn’t skirting the issue at a Teen Vogue Fashion University event in New York in March.

Keira Knightley

“The Imitation Game” starlet and soon-to-be-mum glows in a meadow of black and white buds by Michael van der Ham at the BAFTA reception in February in London.

Kiernan Shipka

We’re “Mad” for the fit-and-flare Oscar de la Renta frock the starlet wore to the Costume Designers Guild Awards in February in Beverly Hills.

Lily James

The “Downton Abbey” darling stops by SiriusXM studios in New York in March sans Cinderella garb, opting instead for a moody poppy look by Dior.

Rashida Jones

The “Parks and Recreation” star puts the jokes aside and lets this blooming, floor-length Andrew Gn number do all the entertaining at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in February in Beverly Hills.

Rita Ora

The singer’s itty bitty mini packs a whole lot of punch at the GQ and Giorgio Armani Grammys after party in Hollywood in February.

Rosario Dawson

The statuesque actress dons floor-length foliage by Fendi to the Nobel Awards in February in Beverly Hills.

Rose Byrne

The actress channels her inner Texan, donning a dark angel meets prairie chic get-up to the March “Spy” premiere at SXSW in Austin, Texas.