Don’t despair: You’ve got more outfit options than you think that will keep you stylish and comfy when dealing with LA weather. (Even when it’s 53 degrees in the morning and 80 degrees midday.) With trending new pieces like long skirts, bomber jackets and—yep—hoodies, you’re bound to find something in your closet you can update. Here, seven Los Angeles Spring outfits for when you're all out of ideas.
Two big fashion trends going on here, and they’re both super-comfy: flowy pants and a roomy, long jacket.
Get the look: Kate Moss for Equipment pants ($295); Zara jacket ($100)
Finally, that hoodie we love to snuggle in has been deemed “fashion” by big labels like Gucci. Make yours look non-sloppy by getting one in thin cotton so you can tuck it in, and pair it with a smart blazer and cool shoes.
Get the look: Isabel Marant Etoile blazer ($530); Out from Under Georgie hoodie ($49); Rag & Bone jeans ($250)
The timeless, all-purpose trench coat: Joan Didion wore it reporting in the 70s, and you can wear it to the farmers’ market. Get a lightweight version and toss it on over short sleeves and chunky boots.
Get the look: Everlane trench ($138); Steve Madden boots ($150)
Call it Cali normcore: In a bare top and bathrobe-style knit, you’re both snuggly in the morning chill and breezy while café-sitting during a sunny lunch.
An untucked shirt has that SoCal IDGAF vibe, while the suede heels say you’re actually paying attention.
Get the look: Ann Taylor sweater ($65); Equipment shirt ($268); Intentionally Blank heels ($185)
The zip-front jacket is your Linus blanket—you can wear it over your workout wear, your dresses and your day-to-day uniform of T-shirts and jeans. In a mega-bright hue, it’s super happy and on trend.
Get the look: Forever 21 jacket ($25)
