Gone are the days when the only time you’d dust off your blazer was for a stuffy job interview. Today, blazers are an integral part of our wardrobes, bestowing polish on everything we wear with them—be it a floral dress, a miniskirt or a pair of jeans.
With the power to make you feel stylish and put-together as soon as you slip one on, blazers unsurprisingly trend year-round. Though, in my opinion, their appeal really peaks in spring. As we start to shed our winter wear, blazers become the perfect tran-seasonal cover-up, and make anything you decide to wear with them look more polished in the process.
Many of the best blazers out there have oversize silhouettes (or can be bought a size up without sacrificing the overall aesthetic), meaning they can be layered over jumpers until temperatures rise. When the weather does warm up, they look sophisticated paired with even the most basic T-shirt and trousers. Case in point: the following looks.
I’ve found 10 incredible spring blazer outfits to try this season. Scroll below to see them and to shop the key pieces to re-create the outfits for yourself.
Style Notes: Aimee Song is a master of high/low dressing, often pairing tailoring with casual wear, and dresses with knits to top-to-toe perfection. We think this oversized blazer and denim ensemble is her best interpretation of the look.
The perfect oversized blazer for layering.
Double denim is back, and looking better than ever.
If you’re going to wear denim on denim, shop the same wash from the same brand for cohesion.
Charles & Keith are our go-to for premium looking accessories at high street prices.
Style Notes: Don’t feel restricted by the silhouette of your blazer. As Lydia proves, the boxy jacket looks just as great with a belt worn over the top.
I think khaki blazers may have surpassed black in the chic factor.
A belt like this makes even the most simple outfit feel considered.
Up the cool factor of a structured blazer with a pair of cycling shorts.
Honestly, this looks at least times it’s actual price tag.
Style Notes: As Loïcka Grâce attests, a white blazer will help breathe new life into your darker wardrobe staples or your trusty denim.
Rather than wearing head-to-toe white, keep it graphic by pairing with black bottoms.
We’re still obsessed with leggings, and this is a smart new way to wear them.
An affordable celeb favourite for under £100? We’ll take it.
Style Notes: Wearing a blazer over a floral dress might not seem like a natural pairing, but if it looks half as chic on us as it does on Marissa, we think it’s worth trying.
We love this blazer with a spring dress but it’s just as good with the co-ordinating wide leg trousers.
Nothing says “spring” quite like a floral dress.
Saint Laurent bags are having a moment–if Angelina Jolie thinks so, we’re inclined to agree.
So long high heels, fashion girls are all about kitten heel slingbacks right now.
Style Notes: Checked blazers always make a comeback in the winter months but run the risk of feeling too dark come spring. Make like Jen and give them an instant lift with pastel trousers or acid washed denim.
Don’t fancy light brown check? This also comes in dark brown, black bouclé, cream and camel.
The runways have spoken, the spring summer is all about the slouchy wide leg.
Easy, understated elegance.
Tired of teetering on skyscraper heels? Consider these the solution.
Style Notes: Satin skirts may feel like after-dark fodder, but with an oversize blazer, they create the ultimate high-low combination.
A Who What Wear favourite for very good reason.
The perfect white t-shirt doesn’t exis…
Whether you wear it with a turtleneck knit, slinky camisole, or a tailored blazer, the result is always undeniably chic.
Crossbody bags don’t get more stylish than this.
Style Notes: While not all blazers will come with matching trousers, if they do, we always recommend considering the set as another foolproof and effortless outfit option.
Brighten up grey days with a zingy dose of vitamin C.
An easy crew neck that won’t go sheer, no matter how many times you wear it.
Mix and match H&M’s matching orange separates by pairing a double or single breasted jacket with a tapered or wide leg option.
PSA: Ganni’s latest collection of full of spring-ready brights like this joyful hobo bag.
Style Notes: Fashion people love wearing blazers with minidresses underneath—there’s just something effortless about this look that’s so appealing. Finish with chunky sandals for a casual spin.
Pair a feminine mini with boxy, masculine tailoring.
A modern spin on the classic LBD.
A Chanel bag is always a wise investment, and you can find exceptional quality in pre-owned options.
You’ll wear a pair of comfy sandals like these for years to come.
Style Notes: Leather blazers still work in spring. As temperatures continue to rise, why not swap out your long-sleeve tops and tees and instead pair your blazer with a bra top?
Update a classic blazer with a polished leather version that beats a biker jacket.
We love Skims dresses, and the underwear comes just as highly rated.
A leg-lengthening bootcut ideal for wearing with heels.
This deceptively roomy micro-crossbody is big enough for your essentials, without weighing you down.
Style Notes: This season, tweed and bouclé blazers are back on the style agenda, though the styling of them has changed somewhat. Although they look the polished part paired with dresses and skirts, take cues from Jen and wear yours with jeans, a trending chain belt and a basic jersey top.
Take tips from French-girl styling and opt for a textured bouclé jacket that looks designer.
A good cotton tank top will be the foundation of hundreds of different outfits in spring and summer.
Whether you’re wearing a tee and jeans or a slip dress, this disc belt will make your outfit unforgettable.
A tried-and-true wardrobe staple crafted from stretchy recycled cotton.
