Despite the fact that there’s still snow on the ground in much of the country, it is officially spring. And while we might be stuck in our faux fur for a few weeks, we are readying our shopping carts (duh, always) for blue skies and warmer temps. From fresh blazers to statement trench coats, here are five jackets you’ll see everywhere over the next few months.
5 Jackets Everyone Will Be Wearing This Spring
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Published Mar 23, 2018
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See-through jackets have been all over the runways and street style blogs of late. They’re often water-resistant (read: functional) while showing off your great outfit underneath (read: fashionable). A win-win.
Get the look: BlankNYC ($108); Nike ($200); St. John Collection ($798)
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White Blazers
White suits are very in for spring, but what we love most about an ivory blazer on its own is its versatility. Toss it over a spring dress or jeans and a T-shirt for a put-together look that’s beyond easy to achieve.
Get the look: Leith ($75); Theory ($284); Lafayette 148 ($398)
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Statement Trench Coats
The classic trench is a wardrobe staple, but this season we’re adding something a little less basic to our collection. In bright colors, loud prints and unexpected materials, these jackets are best worn with a neutral base.
Get the look: Guess ($130); Frame ($425); Diane von Furstenberg ($798)
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Sporty Windbreakers
Nineties sportswear is back, baby. But if you’re not all in on a sweatshirt emblazoned with a throwback Tommy Hilfiger logo, consider a colorful windbreaker. Whether you dress it up or down, it adds an element of cool to pretty much anything you have on..
Get the look: Topshop ($37); Kendall + Kylie ($150); Kenzo ($485)
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'60s Florals
Florals for spring: groundbreaking, we know. But before you discount this typical seasonal print, consider 2018’s version, a throwback to the bold motifs of the 1960s. In an updated silhouette—like a cropped jacket with sleeve and hemline detailing—this trend is anything but expected.
