Light jackets, floral dresses, sandals, and cycling shorts, are you ready for the transitional season? Here are our best tips for rocking super outfits and avoiding outfit repeats.
Spring is finally here, and with it, we can officially kick off the season of wearing all the spring-summer trends that have become fashionable, and there are quite a few. If you've had a corset sitting since last fall that you don't know how to wear or have been holding onto a pair of ballet flats for years, now is the time to take them out for a spin and incorporate them into your best daily looks. Because besides floral dresses and denim jackets, spring has also brought many new trends in clothing and fashion accessories to debut in these weeks. Sports tops for creating athleisure looks, platform sandals, boyfriend-style shorts... But if there's one thing that characterizes the transitional season, it's that the weather isn't the same every month, not even every week. The temperatures in mid-April have nothing to do with those at the end of June, so it's important to know how to dress well in the early days of spring.
Don't worry, we'll have plenty of time to wear mini dresses with sandals and bikini tops, for now, let's focus on all the styles of clothing that work when it rains in the morning and the sun shines in the afternoon. Because basically, that's what we've been experiencing for the past couple of weeks. These days, it's advisable to create layered looks with some utility fashion items, like raincoats, to protect ourselves in case of a downpour. But there are also many tricks to dress modern and casual without freezing, like pairing dresses with cowboy boots or wearing knit vests as tops. This way, you'll have a warm top in case the temperatures drop. Just add some good sunglasses and a trendy cap to create casual and fashionable outfits to look pretty every day. So if you want to finally answer the big question of how to dress in the early days of spring, keep reading because we've gathered our best tips in 15 street style outfit ideas.
1.The Dress With Cowboy Boots
The dress with boots is probably one of the most typical combinations for the transitional season. The reason is simple: it allows you to mix a cool garment like a dress with high boots, with which you can also wear thin stockings. At the same time, it's one of the most repeated combos at festivals, and if you opt for an elegant color like white, you have an ideal city outfit. Tip: add a pink shoulder bag to give it a fun touch.
2.The Knit Vest
Knit vests are one of those top garments that you can wear practically any day of the year. In winter, you can pair it with a shirt for office wear and in spring, you can wear it alone with straight jeans. If you also choose a trendy color like orange, you'll introduce a trendy touch to the look. Add an oval bag similar to Coperni's and some geometric heels, and you'll have a very fashionable outfit.
3.A True Business Girl
If you have a job interview, an important meeting, or simply like to dress in masculine garments, then you have to try this outfit. Opt for wardrobe staples like tailored pants, a white shirt, and a long blazer. Add a good branded bag and some loafers to finish off the business style, and add a gold chain necklace for accessorizing.
4.Green In Full Swing
Green is one of those dopamine colors that always lifts our mood, which is why we love that it's still trending. So, let's continue using outerwear garments like patent leather jackets that we have in this color. You can pair it with a straight mini skirt to achieve a chic look and add ballet flats for that Parisian air. Too cold? No problem, add some socks and confidently strut around.
5.Relaxed And Oversized
Nothing like an effortless look to dress cool and stylish without overthinking it. How do you achieve it? Combine an XL bomber jacket with beige tailored pants and white sneakers. Because there's nothing more comfortable than sneakers. To give the outfit a cooler touch, add a sports top and black sunglasses, that always ups the ante.
6.In 'Old Money' Style
To dress well in transitional weather, all you need is a shirt and some cute shoes, but if you want to elevate your look to the next level, you have to try the 'old money aesthetic'. We love combining pastel tones with brighter colors in one outfit. That's why we love this combination of a houndstooth jacket with canary yellow pants and the softest bag.
7.The Original Cardigan
One of the most lifesaving garments for transitional weather is the cardigan-style jacket. You can wear it under a trench coat or on its own, depending on the heat, and it goes with practically everything. But if you really want to dress in trend, go for fun cardigans with patterns or multicolor, very much in the style of the Danish, and let it be the center of attention of your look. You can pair it with straight jeans and comfortable shoes, very top for spring.
8.Color Block
An easy and simple way to combine colors is under the color block trend. Opt for plain garments in bright colors and try to make original combinations. If you need ideas, this set seems ideal to us: mix a cropped yellow cardigan with fuchsia pink tailored pants and yellow heels. Although Dunk Low style sneakers would also look great with it.
9.The Preppy Look
We love the preppy style for autumn and spring the most, as it combines fine and elegant garments like knit cardigans, shirts, and polos, with Mary Janes, boots, and lace-up shoes. They allow you to add stockings for those colder days and feature very trendy details like the babydoll collar or jewel buttons, which elevate any outfit.
10.Rubber Boots
If you feel like starting to wear shorts and cropped tops already, we have the solution to not freeze (too much) your legs: high rubber boots. After the frenzy caused by white boots last spring, this season we'll see them in all kinds of colors to continue with color therapy.
11.Y2k Trends
Early 2000s trends are still going strong, and if we add the Milipili style, we get outfits like this one. Low-rise pants with thong straps showing, cropped top, and a scarf in the hair are some of the identifying signs of this style that will be huge this spring. Add some military boots and a shoulder bag to finish the Y2K inspiration.
12.The Most Retro Jumpsuit
There's no garment that gets us out of trouble as much as a good jumpsuit. More than a dress, the jumpsuit is that piece we keep for when we want it to seem like we've made at least some effort (when we haven't). If you like retro resort-inspired clothing, look for one in pastel colors with a polo collar and bell-bottom pants. To give it a different vibe, add a piece of sunglasses with a tortoiseshell frame.
13.Simple And Stylish
Wait, don't pack away your sweaters, polos, and knitwear just yet because there are still some gray days and rainy days ahead. To dress simple and elegant without getting cold in spring, opt for a sweater with an original design and in an oversized style and pair it with straight jeans. Add some pointed boots or cowboy-style boots and the trendiest cap you can find. You'll achieve an elegant touch with a good bag and opting for neutral colors.
14.Floral Prints
There's nothing more spring-like than floral prints, but if it's still too early to wear printed mini dresses, you can opt for a good blazer to introduce this motif into your looks. We love the combination with tailored pants and fuchsia pink heels, which with a clutch makes a very cool wedding guest look.
15.Medium Rise Style
As the days go by, crop tops start to become a necessity. But if it's still not time to wear shorts and miniskirts, you can opt for worker-style or masculine-style pants like these. The truth is that the medium rise is the most fashionable, but if you're afraid of getting cold, it's better to choose a medium rise, which still shows off your belly button but covers more skin. Plus, it's much more flattering.
