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Season - Spring

Spring style is always exciting and refreshing, and it’s definitely a season I get excited to shop for. But coming up with spring outfit ideas can be difficult, especially when it still feels like winter outside and you’ve still got ALL your winter wardrobe hanging in your closet. When the weather forecasts start somewhere between 70 and 80 degrees and end in the low 50’s, it can be pretty confusing to know how to dress for that kind of all-over-the-place weather! I’ve found that the key to smart spring style is having a variety of essentials in your closet. For those, and lots of spring outfit ideas, keep reading!

I’m always on the lookout for new spring outfit ideas to put together during those few weeks of fickle weather between the harsh winter and onslaught of summer. And if you think about it, spring outfits are really just some sort of combination of our fall and summer wardrobes. Well, for the most part. Whatever the case, the point is that spring is a transitional season and it’s a time where we can have fun mixing and matching different pieces in our closets! With pretty much all of my spring outfits, I strive to inspire you to dress for spring in the most comfortable and pragmatic way possible – without necessarily having to go out and buy more clothes! Here are three spring style staples that I find myself coming back to every year – and I hope they help with your own outfit ideas!

Staple for Spring Outfits: Denim Jacket

First up, you’ve got to have a denim jacket to pull off most spring outfits – at least I think so. Since spring style is transitional, I find that denim jackets serve as the perfect blend of warmth, versatility and #springfeels. I end up throwing denim jackets – whether in classic blue jean or white – over everything from sweaters in the early days of spring, to floral dresses come May. It feels good to put away the winter jackets in place of denim jackets – and they always get me excited for spring style.

Staple for Spring Outfits: High-waisted Jeans

You’ll notice that in every season in this Outfit Guide, jeans are a staple. I live in them! But my favorite variety for spring are high-waisted pairs for a couple reasons. One, they make your legs look SO long. Two, you’re not really wearing chunky sweaters anymore, so I find that the tops we wear in spring are easier to tuck in. They’re usually lighter material, and I just love the flattering look this gives spring outfits. One of my go-to spring styles is a cami or fun t-shirt, high-waisted white denim, and then a light cardigan in case it gets chilly. How easy is that?

Staple for Spring Outfits: Gingham

In my opinion, gingham screams spring style, and you’ll notice below that I love the print! If you’re looking for spring outfit ideas and don’t know where to start, just add in one aspect of gingham and things will feel like spring no time.

Now that you know my essentials for spring style, you can scroll down to see all my spring outfit ideas in one place, and hopefully get inspired for dressing yourself this season!

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I wrote this post as one of my very first style posts about work style after getting many requests from my readers for more work-inspired outfits. For this post, I talked about how to incorporate trends at work. When I worked as a CPA at a public accounting firm, I was always looking for ways to push the envelope with my outfits. But in an inappropriate way of course; I just wanted to still express myself through my sense of style, without being confined to black pants and white tops! This is an example of an outfit I would have worn to work! I still love it today! This outfit is old, but if you’re looking for something similar, here are a few suggestions: I love statement necklaces from Baublebar, fitted (tailored) blouses from Ann Taylor (the perfect shirt is amazing!) and I always have good luck finding midi-style skirts at ASOS.

the Outfit Guide

I wrote this post as one of my very first style posts about work style after getting many requests from...

I wrote this post as one of my very first style posts about work style after getting many requests from my readers for more work-inspired outfits. For this post, I talked about how to incorporate trends at work. When I worked as a CPA at a public accounting firm, I was always looking for ways to push the envelope with my outfits. But in an inappropriate way of course; I just wanted to still express myself through my sense of style, without being confined to black pants and white tops! This is an example of an outfit I would have worn to work! I still love it today! This outfit is old, but if you’re looking for something similar, here are a few suggestions: I love statement necklaces from Baublebar, fitted (tailored) blouses from Ann Taylor (the perfect shirt is amazing!) and I always have good luck finding midi-style skirts at ASOS.

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