Best Street-Style Looks and Trends From Milan Fashion Week to Shop

Proper spring temperatures in Milan this week offered plenty of warmer weather style inspiration. Many showgoers swapped out their thick winter coats for lighter outerwear to mark the seasonal shift. Some days it was even warm enough to step out in skirts and mini-dresses without tights. While spring officially kicks off on March 20, see and shop the best Milan fashion week looks ahead to give you a jolt of style inspiration.

1. The Striped Polo and Sequin Skirt

If you’ve been curious about trying the sequin skirt trend, but unsure how to make it feel “less disco”, try balancing the playfulness of the skirt with a sporty striped polo or rugby shirt and a sharp blazer.

2. The Moodboosting Layers and Minimalist Skirt

If you’ve had a strong case of the winter blues, have some fun injecting color in your wardrobe. You can hold onto your minimalist staples and lean into bold colorblocking.

3. The Mac Coat and Easy Shift Dress

This is one of those easy outfit formulas that you can turn to when you have no idea what to wear. It can take you from an important meeting at the office to dinner with friends at night. All you need in your closet is a Mac coat for when unexpected weather arises, a simple shift dress, and an elegant carryall. Lié Studio’s tote bag is not only stylish, but it features a wide strap, making it comfortable to wear during long commutes and is roomy enough to store plenty of office essentials.

4. The Statement Blazer and Wide-Leg Jeans

Wearing the same blazer over and over again does nothing to stir up excitement in your daily office wardrobe. Spotted here is Monse’s viral criss-cross belted-blazer (also worn by Michelle Obama). It’s one of those special fashion pieces that will have ordinary strangers complimenting you on the street and asking, “Where is that blazer from?” Play with proportions in the look by styling it with wide-leg jeans.

5. The Unstructured Trench and Soft Layers

A softer color palette can be a nice counterpoint to a dark winter wardrobe. Try an unstructured trench coat in white instead of the usual beige and style it with a sheer skirt and an oatmeal-colored knit.

6. The Utility Jacket and Relaxed Silk Trousers

Here is how to layer like a pro for spring. Carhartt’s Michigan jacket is not only practical, but looks great when styled with a white tee and button-down shirt underneath. Balance the stiffness of the structured jacket with billowy drawstring trousers for an effortless, low-key look.

7. The Subtle Print Mashup

When styling a mixture of prints, a bright and colorful sweater, like this Kelly green version, can do wonders to help anchor your look. The key to mastering it all is to ensure the prints you choose are complementary to one another, like checks and stripes.

8. The Crisp All-White Look With a Colorful Scarf

Wearing head-to-toe white is an easy springtime outfit formula to copy. To make your look feel more elevated, try swapping out your traditional white tee for an asymmetric top. Style it with crisp cotton pants, like this Leset version Kendall Jenner loves. The final trick is to infuse a bit of color. This red silk scarf is no-fuss and will do just the trick.

9. The Fair Isle and Wide-Leg Jean

Breath new life into a Fair Isle sweater by cinching it with a belt. Style it with wide-leg jeans and Mary Janes and voilà, a weekend-ready look that feels fresh for spring.

10. The Sleek Black Staples and Layered Belts

Dress up a black tank with a polished midi skirt and silver accessories. If you’re feeling adventurous, try doubling up on belts, as inspired by Miu Miu and Michael Kors, or keep things simple with a single belt and silver hoops.