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Six Spring Trends To Know About, According To marie claire

Every must-have for the season to come.

After many months of hibernation (read: lockdown), we’d forgive you for thinking that Spring fashion feels a little redundant in 2021.

However, with weather warming and restrictions lifting, the new season is bringing a refreshed approach to the lightweight outerwear that’s become synonymous with this time of year.  Afterall, it is the time of rebirth and renewal.

With nature in bloom, we will be turning over a new leaf and embracing the very best of Spring fashion.

So what will we be wearing now the blossom season has come? Well, if international street style and runway presentations are any guide, we’ll be seeing a resurgence of bright and bold prints, tight tailoring, new nudes and accessories galore. The category is Spring realness and we’ve come to serve.

Those who are in the know will be aware of ‘It’ girls Maxine Wylde, and Mia Regan and Barbra Kristoffersen, who are advocates of maximalist dressing. This trend is also a hallmark of the enviable Scandi style, with Danish brand GANNI and influencer Matilda Djerf champions of the style for the everyday—This stylish fashion set is making a case for dopamine dressing on the daily.

Now, as we emerge from a period of dormancy, Springtime is offering an opportunity to shed the layers and textures of winter fashion and embrace the playful optimising that season brings.

Below, find marie claire’s guide to the top Spring style, fashion, trends and outfit ideas to know about for the transeasonal months to come.

Colour Blocking

Iris-Law

Jacquemus’ FW21 collection ‘La Montagne’ made a case for the return of colour blocking. The art of pairing complementary colours, or contrasting if you’re daring, is something that takes practice. It’s a combination that easily makes a statement. Our favourites are Pink and Orange and Blue and Yellow.

Jacquemus-Top

Jacquemus Ventoux Ribbed Wool-Blend Bandeau Top, $328.49 at Farfetch

Hansen-and-Gretel-Top

Cyprus Shirt Pink/Red, $114.50 at Hansen & Gretel

Bottega-Heel

Bottega Veneta Lido Maxi 90mm Sandals, $1,770 at Farfetch

New Neutrals 

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Tones of nudes are recontextualised, acting as the pillar of Spring dressing. 

Elemental hues of beige, brown, grey and charcoal are timeless and serve as an easy day-to-night transitional number, easily dressed up or down, depending on the occasion. 

These shades are also the palette of St Agni’s latest collection YON,  inspired by the essence and healing properties of the calming lotus flower tea, the clean rigor of the collection is recognised through simplistic cuts crafted from luxurious, natural, and refined materials.

St-Agni-Dress

Paris Dress – Wheat, $429 at St Agni

bassike-pants

Caramel Knitted Flared Tights, $180 at bassike

Quay-Sunglasses

Yada Yada Retro Rectangle Sunglasses, $65 at QUAY

Tight Tailoring

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Crisp, clean lines and structured suiting is paramount to seasonal dressing this Spring. 

Blazers and pleated pants are the backbone to an effective Spring wardrobe, as spotted on the international runway at Fendi’s SS21 menswear presentation.

Paloma-Wool-Blazer

Paloma Wool Dallas Blazer, $170 at Incu

Venroy-Pants

Straight Leg Wool Trouser Latte, $280.00 at Venroy

Shorts

Frankie Shop Manon Faux Leather Shorts, $199 My Theresa

Bold Prints 

Printed-Skirt

The bold and the beautiful. Layering bold prints will be all the rage this Spring. 

Whether it be a modern take on gingham à la Holiday The Label or a colourful ensemble of contemporary florals (much to the dismay of Miranda Priestly) the bold print will be your go to come Spring.

Holiday-The-Label

Pyjama Long Set – Check Olive, $245 at Holiday The Label

Ganni-Dress

Ruched Patchwork Mini Dress, $445 at GANNI

Double-Rainbouu-Pants

Paradise City Blue Party Pants, $220 at Double Rainbouu

Chunky Rings

Spring-Fashion

Serving knuckle buster realness. This trend is a rebellion against the once popular minimalist jewelry and emulates the beloved 90’s ring pops. 

Cult accessories brand La Manso, who has also pioneered this trend summarizes it well, “cute but assertive.”

La-Manso

French Sunrise, $115 at La Manso

dinosaur-designs

Louise Olsen Gold Cocoon Ring – Rose Quartz, $310 at Dinosaur Designs

La-Manso-Ring

Circle of Life, $130 at La Manso

Silk Scarfs 

Kendall-Jenner

It’s the LBD of accessories and the ultimate piece to have in your arsenal. The humble bandana is perfect for elevating your essential staples. 

Pair with your swimwear à la the Hadids and Jenners, or style with denim for the perfect Sunday brunch attire.

Nanushka-Scarf

Nanushka Soleil Bandana Silk Scarf, $97 at Farfetch

Bisou-Scarf

The Camille Scarf, $59.00 from Bisou

Casablanca-Scarf

Casablanca Car Race Silk Scarf, $200 at Farfetch

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