3 Spring Outfit Formulas to Repeat Over and Over
One of my favorite fashion rules is “if you love it, buy it in every color” You can own two tops and two bottoms and yet have a closet full of various outfits. Imagine the simplicity of getting dressed in the morning, when you know you love how every item in your closet looks on you and looks together. These can be and are different for each person, but there are a few pieces that not only work for everyone but are also a great beginning to a capsule wardrobe. Here are three easy spring outfits to interchange all season!
T-Shirt and Linen Trouser
The best part of this combo is how incredibly comfy and breathable it is without looking like you’re in loungewear. I’d wear this outfit everyday if I had enough multiples.
The perfect cool girl work outfit- tie a sweater diagonal across your chest with loafers.
Elevate the look with a bright heel.
Create an effortless farmers market fit by adding a sneaker.
Have fun with it by making one or both a bright color.
Put literally anything over: a cardigan, button up, leather jacket, peacoat etc. The possibilities of this outfit are endless!
Maxi Slip Dress
Versatile, comfortable, and accentuates the body in all the right ways.
Wear alone with some Birks, throw a cute knit sweater over, or wear over a t-shirt.
It’s hard to go wrong with such a simple but stunning piece. You can start your day at a bridal shower and end it eating at Chick-Fil-A with friends without changing a thing, except maybe your shoes.
Oversize Button Up and Slacks
White and gray with a pump, ready for work.
Green and pink with a platform, ready for brunch.
Black and blue with Jordans, ready for dinner.
This is a classic, timeless outfit that can and should be repeated for all your several occasions throughout the week.
Isabella Coleman
Bella is a born and raised Californian who’s been in fashion since she put a denim skirt over her jeans and told her first grade class it was the newest trend. Since then she’s been in several areas of the industry from styling and personal shopping, to buying and costuming. She’s most passionate about writing about fashion: opinions, predictions, tips, and everything in between.
