As Soon as the Sun Comes Out, I'll Be Wearing One of These Outfits
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@sylviemus_Style Notes: Denim is the ultimate spring fabric, especially in 2023 when the Canadian tuxedo is having something of a renaissance. If you're hesitant to double up on the material, pair your denim jacket with a minimal midi skirt like Sylvie.
Agolde's denim is made to stand the test of time—you'll be wearing this key style for many springs to come.
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@ruerodierStyle Notes: We can finally wear blazers sans bulky knitwear underneath. Bliss! I'll be taking note from Melissa of Rue Rodier and trying out the asymmetric tank trend. Oh, and my white jeans are officially replacing my dark-wash denim.
White jeans are a mainstay of my spring/summer wardrobe.
This doubles up as a roomy beach bag. It's just waiting for you to take it on holiday.
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@javieraStyle Notes: When you're seeking a quick and easy outfit solution without compromising style, you won't find better than a co-ord. Knitted sets are perfect for this time of year; they'll keep you warm without weighing you down, especially if you opt for a cropped silhouette.
This neutral palette lends itself to a variety of outfits; style the set with colour-pop accessories or keep it minimal.
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@_jessicaskyeStyle Notes: If you hadn't already guessed from the treasure trove of trench coats landing in stores lately, this enduring style is having a major moment. If it feels too early to start sporting linen trousers, rest assured—a trench coat will fix this. Finish off the classic look with a pair of old-school Converse.
Every warm-weather wardrobe needs a selection of basic tank tops.
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@nlmarilynStyle Notes: A striped shirt is a year-round staple, but this breezy style is particularly relevant when the weather starts to warm and we can ditch the bulky layers. I love how Marilyn has kept hers casual with a jersey maxi skirt and Adidas trainers.
Treat this as a layering piece when it's cool, wear it on its own when the sun comes out.
Made from sustainable materials, this is a hero piece you won't regret investing in.
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@thatgirlyusraStyle Notes: It's still a touch too soon to walk out in nothing but a cotton dress and sandals, but you can start wearing them now with the right styling. Simply add a complimentary cardigan and stick to closed-toe shoes for the time being. Ballet flats are a particularly current choice.
You'll get so much wear out of this timeless cardi.
If you're just beginning your ballet flat journey, start with a simple black pair.
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@aida.bdjiStyle Notes: Newsflash—tweed is cool now. Especially if you incorporate it into a laid-back outfit, like Aida's tee-and-trousers combination. Parisians will be stepping out in this classy jacket style all season long, mark my words.
Use the cropped length as an opportunity to show off your favourite sandals.
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@bubblyaquariusStyle Notes: When we said a co-ord was the easiest outfit option, we briefly forgot about the jumpsuit. This all-in-one look is especially fitting for the UK's current temperatures; I'll be layering a biker jacket on top to beat the occasional chill, or choosing one of the long-sleeved iterations I've spotted.
I can't believe this premium-looking bag is under £70.
