Discover our stylists' favourite trans-seasonal pieces
Our Threadicated stylists are helping clients achieve their best style and are exposed to hundreds of different options on the daily basis. Discover their favourite trans-seasonal pieces and how they like to style them.
What is your favourite piece for spring?
Charlie:
Linen pants, so effortless and versatile! Go for a daytime casual look with a fresh tee or tank and a mule to elevate.
Tiffany:
Lengthen your summer with an easy summer dress. Anything that doesn't cling on a warm day but looks very put together is where it is at this SS23! This year's sun dresses will be seen as much by the pool as they will on a night out with a friend and all it takes is an accessory change up! Style tip: Elegance at that summer party - pair your maxi sundress with a heeled sandal and a chunky gold chain, voila!
Larissa:
White structured midi skirt - structured white pieces were huge during Paris Fashion Week so they won't be going anywhere anytime soon. A neutral midi skirt is going to see you through a number of seasons ahead. Wear casually with a tee and tie in your belt with the colour of your chunky sandals, or for an evening look pair with a ballet flat or kitten heel and throw on a blazer.
Viktoria:
Combine style and comfort with a chunky sandal. These sandals can be styled in so many different ways! For a casual look simply pair them with your favourite jeans or a denim maxi skirt, a tank top and a cotton or linen shirt layered over the top and finish the look with a cross-body bag. For a dressier look these sandals will add a touch of masculinity to a feminine flowy dress or a pair of silk pants and a matching shirt.
Do you need a little help putting together your perfect trans-seasonal wardrobe? Take the style quiz today and one of our experienced stylists will curate the perfect pieces just for you while you sit back, relax and wait for the parcel to be delivered right to your doorstep. Keep what you love and return the rest with complimentary shipping and returns.
