Ahead, find out which of spring's most viral trends are actually worth the hype and beloved by the people in fashion with the best taste, from entrepreneur and model Jessie Andrews to content creator Ellie Delphine aka @slipintostyle. Whether you're hoping to drum up some much-needed motivation to invest in a designer bag or simply want to know which basics are worth buying this season, the list below includes everything necessary for an evidence-backed purchase.

Aligne's butter-yellow, collarless blazer has been making waves all across the internet for months now, even selling out at one point. (Don't worry, though—it's back in stock.) For starters, the color is very on-trend, but the real winning aspect of this piece of outerwear is the way it fits. It's perfectly slim in the most flattering way. I own the almost identical black waistcoat option that's currently sold out and adore it. If you want that one too, set up notifications for when it restocks.

This iconic white Polo button-down shirt isn't exactly new, but that hasn't stopped it from going viral in 2024. Shown here on Kristen Nichols, WWW's associate director of special projects, you can see just how timeless and versatile it is. For $128, it's an easy and affordable piece to add into your spring wardrobe.

Ferragamo's Hug bag has been popular for a while now, but this new canvas-and-leather version feels especially viral, particularly now that warmer weather is on the horizon. Seen here on model and Basic Swim founder Jessie Andrews, the handbag by Maximilian Davis is both sleek and practical with its open-top shape and spacious design.

I don't know about all of you, but I'm always on the lookout for easy, vetted white trousers to buy for spring and summer. They're pretty much the only pants I wear when the temperatures spike, making finding the perfect pairs vital to my wardrobe's success. This pair—made of 100% linen and worn by Anouk Yve—is affordable, chic, and comfortable. Really, what more could you ask for?

Linen is the true hero material of spring and summer, and if it could take any form, in my opinion, this Liberowe jacket would be it. It's perfectly structured, It girl approved, and in line with one of 2024's biggest trends—peplum details.

J.Crew recently hosted a ton of content creators in Saint-Tropez to shoot for its summer collection, and because of it, a number of the brand's new pieces are going viral, including this flouncy A-line skirt that's covered in adorable polka dots.

Brooches are having a moment this season, but coming from someone who's searched the internet for affordable options to shop out in stories, it's far harder to find a good one than you might think. There's no shortage of brooches that cost between $200 and $20,000, but anything under that is rare—unless you look at Zara, where popular summer-friendly pins like this seashell-shaped one are aplenty.

Capris, specifically pedal pusher–style capris, have been gaining momentum for quite some time now after making a big splash on the spring/summer 2024 runways back in February. I've gone through a lot of pairs in search of the best ones, and after spotting this Donni style on a few content creators, I decided to test them out myself. Consider me obsessed. The fit is perfect, and the ribbed fabric makes them feel far more substantial than just standard leggings.

This bone-colored Freja bag isn't just internet famous. It's IRL famous in NYC too. I see this bag everywhere, from my Instagram feed to multiple desks at the Who What Wear office.

This sculptural brass belt from Khaite lives rent-free in my head, and I'm guessing that I'm not the only person who's been significantly affected by it. From the NYC-based brand's S/S 24 collection, the investment accessory is a true work of art with the power to make anything paired with it look special.

Another viral item from J.Crew's Saint-Tropez trip is this perfect white sundress worn by Imani Randolph. It's not hard to see why this under-$200 frock is building up a following in 2024—it's easy and affordable and will look so chic and effortless when you wear it again and again on all your summer trips.

If you're like any of the many people I've talked to lately who are starting to get over the Samba craze and are seeking a new sneaker style, I'm here to tell you that the SL 72s from Adidas are exactly what you've been searching for. These colorful trainers have already been spotted on celebs like Bella Hadid and influencers like Marilyn Nwawulor-Kazemaks and Emili Sindlev, leading me to predict a summer of dominance ahead.

Finding a truly perfect bikini is harder than you'd think. After all, there are so many options out there, yet many are missing something—be it support, coverage, non-digging strings, or a buttery fabric. What I mean to say is that there's plenty that could go wrong in the bikini-making process. When you come across one that's great and has the endorsements to prove it, you don't hesitate. And no bikini comes more highly recommended to me than Eres's Les Essentiels Mouna Top and Malou Bikini Briefs.

When I heard that Victoria Beckham would be teaming up with Mango, I knew it'd be a huge hit. Still, its success online has been greater even than I thought, with this crochet maxi dress, in particular, growing quite the fan base. Then again, of course it has. Have you seen it?

Clutches weren't even a bag style I was really considering until I saw this Andiamo version from Bottega Veneta. It's one of 2024's most sought-after bags, and the first round sold out completely in almost no time at all. Now, Bergdorf Goodman has opened up a pre-order list for a number of color options, and I highly suggest you get your name on it now if you're looking to add this timeless bag option into your repertoire this year.

I know mesh flats are the stars of the show right now, but for a warm-weather vacation, nothing beats a woven leather pair. They're durable and elevated, and this J.Crew pair even has an on-trend Mary Jane strap and a marked-down price. They're a viral sensation waiting to happen.

I did a try-on at Aritzia a few weeks back, and this was the first blazer I picked up after spotting it countless times on Instagram. Wow, it was even better IRL. The fit makes it look about five times pricier than it is with a nipped-in hourglass-shaped waist and slightly padded shoulders.

This multi-way blouse has all the makings of a viral sensation, which is probably why it's selling out lightning quick. If you want to get your hands on the elegant top, act fast or regret it forever (or at least until it's restocked by Source Unknown).

As much as I'm sure some people would prefer they not make a comeback, it is absolutely in the cards for cigarette pants after they swept the fall/winter 2024 runway shows, showing up at Khaite, Hermès, Bally, Toteme, and more. I know we all liked the baggy-pant era, but change is on the horizon. After testing out this trend myself, I can tell you with 100% certainty that it's not something to be scared of, especially if your pair of choice is Khaite's Lenn pants.

No shoe style has made as big of an impact on the fashion crowd in 2024 as Prada's square-toe satin mules, which have officially taken over my Instagram feed and my brain every night before I go to sleep. Did I mention that they single-handedly kicked off today's satin-shoe trend? Yeah, that's the power Miuccia Prada and Raf Simons hold in their hands.

I've always been a big dress girl and typically pull out my favorite sundresses the moment the weather starts to warm up. At the start of this particular spring season, something shifted in my brain, and I found myself passing over the dresses in my closet in favor of skirts. Maybe it's the air of elegance infused into many of the spring 2024 collections that feature sophisticated elements like full skirts and maxi hemlines, but skirts have my full attention right now.

Gorgeous skirts of all silhouettes, hemlines, and fabrics are dominating the spring collections—from lightweight linen to semi-sheer mesh and romantic satin. While the micro-mini trend is still holding, many of the major spring '24 skirt trends incorporate classic tailoring and A-line shapes and feel like pieces you'll return to for many years to come. Since skirts are truly all I can think about right now, I decided to highlight the standouts I've seen while browsing all the new arrivals. Below are the 30 chic spring skirts topping my wish list.

Spring is in full swing, and while it's exciting to see all the blooming flowers and the sun finally making an appearance, it can be a fickle season. In a flash, it can become frigid, cloudy, and gloomy, making your spring outfit not so practical. Transitional pieces are very important here, and I've accumulated quite a collection over the years since living in both New York City and Los Angeles. Chore coats and denim jackets are ideal for layering when there's still a chill in the air, but so are Birkenstocks and bold-colored tops when there isn't a cloud in the sky.

Over the years, I've noticed what kinds of pieces I tend to grab most often during spring, so I rounded up my 13 most-worn items that I don't plan on getting rid of anytime soon. These styles are tried-and-true staples, and if you want to shop similar pieces to the ones in my closet, go ahead and scroll down. There, you'll find all my editor-approved picks. You just might be surprised at your cost per wear when you rewear these season after season.

Chore Coat + Red Bag + Skort

I bought this French workwear jacket at Golden Age in Los Angeles, and it's one of my most-worn pieces every spring and beyond. It's got that soft, lived-in feel, and it's the perfect thickness for days when it's not too warm and not too cold. I often wear skorts in case a rogue breeze comes my way, and there are so many cute options on the market nowadays that won't make you look like a toddler. For accessories, I gravitate toward bold pieces like a bright-red handbag and chunky Dr. Martens.

Striped Shirt + Medium-Wash Jeans

If there's anything you need to know about me, it's that stripes are my weakness. A classic navy-and-white combo works with so many outfits, especially in T-shirt form. Coupled with the soft Everyday jeans from Still Here, this pairing will never do you wrong. Though this particular style of jeans is currently sold out, other silhouettes from the brand make good substitutes.

Bold Top

Bold colors for spring? Groundbreaking. I copped this tee from Made Some Souvenirs last year, and it always brings me joy when the weather starts to warm up again. Whether it's a fun graphic, a bright color, or a cute print, these types of shirts are ones you can easily pair with denim shorts and sandals before running out the door.

Denim Jacket + Gold Hoops

This shearling-lined denim jacket has been with me for more than five years, and it has a lot more wear left in it. When the temperature dips at sunset, a dependable but not-too-heavy jacket is a requirement, and a denim one does just the trick. Whether you prefer it lined or not is up to you. Either way, it's a classic style. I like to dress mine up with a pair of gold hoop earrings.

Ecru Jeans + Crossbody Bag

I love a pair of ecru jeans for all seasons, especially spring. You'll find that this color is super versatile in your closet, as it looks sophisticated with dark colors and airy with lighter ones. I got this pair from Rachel Comey way back in 2016, and I've truly styled so many spring outfits with them. Another must for me is a crossbody bag. I scored this vintage Dooney & Bourke one at a thrift store, but I lined up some others below. Consider this my prediction that crossbody styles might overtake shoulder bags in the near future. The fashion pendulum always swings back around!

Gingham Top + Denim Shorts + Birkenstocks

A lightweight gingham top might be on the nose for spring, but if you like it, wear it! This Dôen one is a favorite of mine along with these cutoffs from Levi's and Birkenstock slides for those particularly sunny days.

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"For this first look, I'm wearing my mom's vintage dress with cute Nine West raffia mules that I will be wearing all spring and summer long. The raffia detail is perfect for the season, the color goes with everything in my wardrobe, and they're effortlessly chic. This is the perfect look and shoe for when I'm headed out to a girls' lunch with my mom and sisters in Palm Beach." — Lilly Sisto, Content Creator

"This second look is all about what I'd wear to the beach. I wore my favorite vintage striped shirt, knit shorts, and a woven hat to go with the neoprene on these Nine West thong sandals. I love how comfortable these shoes are and that the simple design allows you to throw them on with any outfit." — Sisto

"Finally, we have this cocktail dress that I paired with the Reina black sandals to wear to a party in Palm Beach. I love the pop of gold on the heel and the height of these shoes, which make your legs look really sexy. Metallics are still having their moment, so these shoes are perfect for playing into that trend." — Sisto

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Buying a chic coat is the quickest way to make your closet more functional and fashion-forward. Pragmatically speaking, jackets are nonnegotiable when dressing for spring days when the weather fluctuates between hot and cold. But outerwear also allows you to embrace the season's biggest trends without overhauling your entire wardrobe or going on a shopping haul. Basically, it's one of the best things you can buy for spring. However, if you're unsure of which types of jackets are worth your time, you'll want to keep reading, as we're sharing the best jackets for spring. By scouring the spring 2024 runways, we were able to identify the eight biggest spring jacket trends that will surely be everywhere in no time. Let's get into it.

It's not exactly the most surprising thing to see trench coats return during spring. Nevertheless, that doesn't take away from the fact that this jacket took over the S/S 24 runway collections in a way that was too prominent to ignore. We saw trenches come in every form imaginable—from styles with convertible elements at Burberry to iterations with funnel necklines at Saint Laurent. The variety of trenches across spring shows served as a reminder that this jacket's ability to transform season after season slightly is why it remains timeless.

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In case you missed our previous reporting, let us catch you up: Capes are making their comeback. It seems that designers have used draping to make classic coat silhouettes feel a bit more cutting-edge in spring collections. For example, trench coats had built-in capes around the shoulders at Jil Sander's and Dior's spring runway shows. Similarly, at Bottega Veneta's spring show, a leather trench felt far more luxurious because it featured a built-in scarf that wrapped around the shoulders in a cape-like fashion. Even the more "traditional" iterations of this type of jacket that veered into the poncho territory (see Ferragamo's spring show) felt exciting simply because we haven't seen them for so long. The return of capes into the fashion chat is a compelling way for us to make our own comeback arch—even if that means wearing them as we step back into the world.

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You know the adage, "April showers bring May flowers"? Well, that seemed to be at the top of designers' minds, as one jacket caught wind (excuse the pun) more than the others: windbreakers. While we always see some technical rain jackets return each spring, it felt rare to see them styled less for functional reasons and purely for fashion. It was all about creating a visual contrast, which was evident in how this androgynous jacket was styled with more "feminine-coded" items on the runway. For example, at Proenza Schouler, a black blouson anorak was layered over a semi-sheer black dress. Similarly, at Tory Burch's spring show, a sporty slate-gray rain jacket was given a contemporary spin, styled with a draped white minidress, quirky earrings, and rimless blue sunglasses. Even when other brands leaned a bit preppy in how they styled these jackets (see Gucci's and Victoria Beckham's collections), overall, each windbreaker managed to evoke a sense of wonder.

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If you've followed trends for the last few seasons, you're likely already aware that bomber jackets were big a few seasons back. Their popularity paved the way for a slightly different (but similar) silhouette to ballon: blouson jackets. While both jackets feature a waist-length, loose silhouette with a front zipper and a gathered waist, the defining difference comes down to the blouson jacket's fold-over collar and lightweight fabrications. That subtle differentiation makes the style a sublime choice for spring, as the lightweight cotton and nylon versions work for transitional weather. But it also doesn't hurt that we've seen so many variations of this coat in recent collections that adapt the shape by playing with textiles and color shades—e.g., refer to the burgundy-red blouson jacket at Miu Miu or the pistachio-green leather version at Tod's—thereby providing us with a bounty of ways to embrace blouson jackets.

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Sunny spring days can inspire anyone to embrace vibrant shades, even those who live in neutral colors year-round. Coming around to the concept of expanding our closet's color palette takes time, but if there's one thing that can convince you to do so, it's what we're dubbing the "crayon box" jacket trend. Unlike other outerwear trends that centered specific silhouettes, this trend was all about embracing leather coats that come in vibrant colors. For some, that meant adapting the classic trench by making it more colorful—e.g., at the Scandinavian brand Gestuz's spring show, the style came in a stunning canary-yellow shade. Similarly, at Fendi and Ferragamo, crinkled leather trench coats came in the season's most coveted colors, including dark green and baby blue. Then, there was Gucci's collection, which made blouson jackets even bolder by fashioning them with rich oxblood red leather. No matter the shade or style, each collection showed that colorful leather coats will paint the town (and potentially your closet) this spring.

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While spring traditionally marks the time when critters in the animal kingdom come out of hibernation, it could be argued the same goes for humans. Sure, we may not spend months cocooning like a caterpillar, but you better believe that we're ready to spread our metaphorical wings once temperatures rise. Although leaving the comfort of our homes is exciting, choosing the right coat for the occasion can feel daunting—enter cocoon-sleeve jackets. Across spring collections, we saw designers embrace outerwear silhouettes that felt like they were "cocooning" the models because they featured oversize sleeves that created a round shape. Most notably, the trend came in the form of a butter-yellow leather trench coat at Jacquemus, a polished white peacoat at Versace, and a pistachio satin pullover at Carven. There was even a more abstract take on the sleeves in spring presentations, such as the chunky knitted coat that hugged the hands to the body at Loewe. Although each designer took a different approach, each look embodied that essence of emerging into the world and being born anew.

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We've seen one trend slowly seep into style: satin jackets. As previously reported, we first saw this trend lightly drizzled throughout last fall's shows. But satin coats didn't fully flood the runways fully until this spring's collections showed—they were present everywhere from Tory Burch to Carolina Herrera. While many brands are vastly different in terms of their sartorial perspectives, it seems the unifying element of this trend was how shiny silk and satin textiles were used as a way to make classic outerwear silhouettes sleeker. A prime example of this was Altuzarra's spring show, which featured Peter Pan jackets made from crinkled satin in pale pink, slate gray, and bright orange. Another example was Givenchy's spring collection, which featured multiple trench coat looks with a shiny silk material in butter yellow, lilac, cobalt blue, and black. Each brand seemed to lean into the textiles' liquid-like appearance as a way to effortlessly elevate even the simplest jacket silhouettes.

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Are you still looking for a trend that can fully captivate your senses? Look no further than what we're calling the "touch me" trend. Arguably the most theatrical trend to emerge on the spring runways, these jackets weren't necessarily limited to being a singular shape, shade, or material as much as they were all about embracing texture. That approach manifested differently across spring collections, as some designers chose to play with textiles—e.g., Odeeh's and Diesel's collections played with unraveling raw hems and distressing techniques to create coats with a coarse appearance—while others embraced embellishments to add depth. The latter was represented in several shows, including at 16Arlington, where a dark-gray coat was covered in iridescent sequins. Similarly, at Dries Van Noten, a trench coat from far away gave off the illusion of being printed but was actually, up close, covered in tiny sequins. Then, there was Tory Burch's spring show, which took texture to the next level by showing a dove-gray coat covered in a crystal fishnet. Whether via embellishment or distressing, by playing with textures, designers created jackets that spoke to our most innate human desire: touch. After all, can a jacket be considered great if you don't want to grab it immediately? Probably not.

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This spring Londoners are looking for a pair of shoes that feel 'just right.' As Goldilocks keenly sought after the perfect happy medium of all the things in her life, we seem to be doing the same with our footwear. After witnessing extremes in trends (see: chunky soles vs. flat soles, and extremely pointed toes vs. blunt squared-off edges), we're beginning to carve out a space for the median, like mid-sole trainers and toe shapes that mix two silhouettes together. Style and functionality needn't be segregated from one another, and this season it's all about opting for a chic yet practical style that will work for all kinds of weather.

As I've gone about my day-to-day errands, there have been a few specific footwear choices that keep catching my attention—no matter how much of a rush I'm in. Here are the unfolding London spring shoe trends that are solidly poised for a full run this season.

1. Pleated Loafers

Style Notes: Rather than a drastic change in material, sole size or shape of loafer, the difference is in the details. The cinched stitching of pleated loafers are taking over London. It's a small change, but is remarkably noticeable from, say, a thick-heeled loafer or something smooth and seamless.

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2. Pops of Red

Style Notes: In London, grey skies are usually the norm. That's why a pop of red is so warranted. I love how quickly it brightens up an outfit (and the outdoors). Playful red tights jumped out at us throughout the winter, so it's fun to see this hue slink down into our shoes for warmer days. Thick-soled sandals, vivid trainers or pointed-toe kitten heels are all fun ways to work this colour in.

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3. Pointy Square-Toe Boots

Style Notes: Square toe had its moment, as did pointed-toe shoes, so it only makes sense that this combination of the two shows face this spring. When blended, it's not as severe as a pointy or blunt end on its own, it's a softened silhouette that feels like a fresh new toe shape. I've been spotting it in the form of boots and heels, and noticed it on a few pairs of flat mules too.

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4. Studded Ballet Flats

Style Notes: Mesh and netted flats had their moments last year, so I'm really loving this slightly edgier take on ballet flats. Studs and crystals are bold and help punctuate an outfit that's built out of basics. As our news writer noted, studded flats are more comfortable than other options, but provide a little extra drama to your outfit with zero effort required on your part.

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5. Bright and Bold Trainers

Style Notes: As shoe silhouettes go, flat-soled trainers like Adidas' Sambas and Gazelles have won all of our hearts. To make these looks feel fresh for spring, I've been seeing tonnes of unique colour combinations, patterns and finishes (like metallic). While this trend from last year persists, you can easily make it feel fresh with a pair that feels more fitting for spring.

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6. Mid-Sole Trainers

Style Notes: After New Balance's marshmallow-soled 327s took over (I'm still wearing mine) and subsequently very flat-soled Adidas styles, it makes sense that soles with widths that hover right in between the two are appearing everywhere. It's a small break from these exaggerated looks, sitting neatly between the two. Although this type of shoe is trending, it has really cemented itself as a classic you'll be able to wear for years without getting bored.

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7. Unexpected Details

Style Notes: Noticed that Maison Margiela's Tabi shoes have made a serious comeback? You're not seeing things; flats, boots and loafers have all appeared, as have other shoes with interested heel and toe details. Whether it's that iconic slit between the big toe and second toe, a fully spherical heel or a metal-tipped toe—these trendy details are everywhere upon closer inspection.

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Done with wearing my aforementioned boots, I’m ready to embrace spring shoes in all their glory, and this year there are plenty of pretty and chic styles to choose from. While there are shoes types that will always make a comeback at this time of year, I've honed my efforts into uncovering the biggest spring shoe trends of 2024 in particular.

From fresh fabrications that go beyond leather and suede to new silhouettes and colours, spanning everything from high heels to trainers, below are what I believe to be the 7 most important spring shoe trends I've seen. Scroll on to see them.

7 SPRING SHOE TRENDS I'M SPOTTING EVERYWHERE RIGHT NOW

1. SHINY SATIN

With the lessened need for hardy shoes, spring is the season where we begin to see more delicate fabrications come to the fore. While you won't want to wear these in a downpour, there's no denying that the recent influx of satin shoes on the market is one of the prettiest shoe trends of the year.

From Prada's cult satin mules to trading in your leather ballet flats for something shiny, there are lots of ways to channel the trend. Below are a few of my favourites.

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2. CLOSED-TOE SLINGBACKS

I may have my pedi at the ready but spring still has the occasional chill days where having your toes exposed is ill-advised. So, what's a fashion person to do? Enter the closed-toe mule.

The shoe equivalent to business in the front and party in the back, a closed-toe mule provides your feet protection from the elements to the front, but harbours all of the appeal of a sandal to the back. I wear mine on evenings out when I want to look polished but also not risk frostbite.

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3. RAINBOW TRAINERS

I'll cut to the chase—everyone's trainer mad this spring! While I still see a lot of Adidas Sambas in white and black, the style I'm seeing most of now is brightly coloured trainers.

Adidas has spearheaded the colourful trainer trend this season but lots of other brands are getting in on the action, too. Whether you choose vibrant green or red, or opt for something pastel, bright is the way to go. Look for suede styles that add a softer, more expensive-looking finish.

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4. MARY JANES

Beloved by both French and Brit women alike, mary janes are enjoying levels of popularity this spring that have never before been seen. Instantly elegant, whether worn with jeans or dresses, this is a shoe you can rely on when you want to look polished.

Just as versatile as any other flat shoes, the different with mary janes is that even more statement colours and prints still look elegant where they might not otherwise on other shoe styles. On cooler days, try styling yours with a fresh pair of white cotton socks.

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5. MESH FABRICATIONS

It started with Alaïa. The French fashion house's mesh ballerina pumps gained major traction at the tail end of last summer, just before everyone switched back into boot mode. Now, on the cusp of pleasant weather, fashion people are dusting off their Alaïas once more, whilst other brands have begun serving up their own mesh footwear.

Whether you choose a chunkier fishnet or a smaller mesh weave, mark my words: this is a textile that's only going to grow in significance as we head into summer.

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6. OPTIC WHITE

I used to think white shoes looked cheap. However, thanks to a host of more refined shoe silhouettes and styles, white shoes are now one of the most popular footwear trends of the season.

From classy mid-heel courts to simple flats and everything in between, the chicest ways I've seen white shoes styled this spring involve fluid, wide-leg trousers or pooling skirts.

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7. THONG SANDALS

This might be a trend that you want to hold off on wearing immediately but, make no mistake, on the warmest spring days I guarantee everyone will be out in their thong sandals.

Monikh Dale has already been wearing her The Row pair around the house, while Brittany Bathgate wore hers out and about in London to give her suiting a relaxed finish. I'll be putting my pedicure to good use very soon, this I know.

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The wide-leg trouser has cemented itself as a fashion hero and elevated tailoring to new heights. Form-fitting trousers have become a thing of the past, in place of generous swathes of fabric, a billowy flow and elongated lengths (which may be an issue for those vertically challenged like me, but I digress). Autumn's cocoa hue will continue to be lauded for summer, paired with cream tones, deep grey or tonal looks.

Among spring and summer's most exciting bottom-half trends are bunched-at-the-waist drawstring trousers. Come March, retailers begin releasing linen trousers with a drawstring waist in anticipation of the summer holidays but this year, the casual element has been incorporated into jeans, too! There are many from which to take your pick. The selections are compelling, and reimagined versions of trousers are enticing even the non-trouser wearers among us. Keep reading to learn about the four trouser trends we'll be seeing everywhere this spring.

1. Wide-Leg Trousers

Style Notes: Be it wide-leg trousers or puddle pants, overstated trousers boasting material in excess have become a much-loved and timeless trend. The options are endless. Pair wide-leg trousers with matching blazers or streamlined tops, to create the silhouette your heart desires.

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2. Utility-Style Trousers

Style Notes: Noughties themes live on in the cargo trouser and SS24 has birthed a formal feeling pair with a tad more suave and sophistication. The modern cargo pant is part straight-leg trouser with squared pockets that speak to a utilitarian look. Often presented in a khaki green, it looks darling with aubergine hues and classic white, black and grey.

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3. Drawstring Trousers

Style Notes: Drawstring linen trousers have become a seasonal trend that alludes to the impending bright forecast, though this year we've been introduced to the relaxed trouser type, in addition to the trouser denim hybrid. The thin shoe-lace detailing is to 2024 what the paper bag waist was to 2017. It's the slight difference between a formal and informal trouser.

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4. Brown Trousers

Style Notes: The brown phenomenon has dominated the fashion scene for the past few years. Starting with top-half offerings and dresses, it's now migrated south appearing on trousers and jeans, alike. You'll notice the prevalence of loose-fit and sweeping brown trousers, ahead of spring 2024, which you can pair with ecru, black or additional brown pieces for a tonal look.

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