Here's How New York's Most Stylish Women Are Dressing for Spring
Style Notes: We already love striped shirts and midi dresses, so what better way to improve on two staples than combining them into one easy piece?
Style Notes: Head-to-toe tonal always has an impact, but it looks particularly expensive in this shade of cream.
Style Notes: Living in leggings? Pairing them with a cropped biker jacket always looks effortlessly cool and gives you an excuse to wear flats.
Style Notes: In case you hadn't noticed, Mary Janes are having a moment, and while the sunnier weather has yet to make an appearance, they look exceptionally good with tights.
Style Notes: Last summer may have belonged to the micro mini, but this year, there's a new skirt in town. The midi-length, full-skirted A-line is the fashion insider's skirt of choice. Unconvinced? Check out Pernille Teisbaek's chic styling.
Style Notes: We've said it before, and we'll say it again: Kitten-heeled slingbacks should be on your radar. If you need dressy shoes that you can comfortably wear all day, they're the fashion person's current shoes of choice.
Style Notes: We spy an It bag, and as everyone from Harry Styles to Cate Blanchett has been snapped with Gucci Jackie bags, this seriously star-powered accessory shows no signs of slowing down.
Style Notes: We might be transitioning into spring, but it's still bitterly cold outside. Nothing beats a big, fluffy faux-fur or shearling coat to keep out the cold while looking extremely luxurious.
Style Notes: Welcome back to trench-coat season, the seasonal in-between that comes around every four or so months. This leather variation is a reminder of just how good this topper is for layering over summery pieces till the weather heats up.
Style Notes: It doesn't take much to convince us that the answer to any sartorial dilemma is wide-leg trousers, and this high-waisted pair looks particularly good with a menswear-inspired coat and chunky loafers.
Style Notes: Sorry, skinnies—it's time to share the limelight. New York has officially declared the return of baggy jeans, but keep them "grown up" with an oversized blazer and pointy heels.
Style Notes: Denim not your thing? Try switching your laid-back jeans for a pair of trousers with a little more polish. Leather trousers come into their own in autumn, winter and the start of spring, so make the most of this wise wardrobe investment by wearing them now with a T-shirt and jacket.
Style Notes: It might have originated in Britain, but the trench coat feels as natively New York as the Empire State Building, so pay homage to the classic by opting for a traditional camel trench with two-toned loafers.
Style Notes: Trend-spotting involves zeroing in on the buzzy clothing that we know you'll love and wear on repeat, but it equally applies to accessories. After the resurgence of the mini baguette, this Wandler tote is a sign of much bigger things to come, and we can back any trend that is this practical too.
Style Notes: This slingback-meets-wedge silhouette has its own cult following, and for good reason. I'm not sure whether it's the bold colour, the sculptural heel, the slingback strap, the logo or a combination of all of the above. But this unforgettable shoe style is still on the most-wanted lists of fashion people across the world two years after its original release.
