A new season always brings about fresh ideas, encouraging us to rethink how we get dressed. Much of the inspiration starts on the runway. Since the spring collections debuted, our editors have been keeping a close eye on the season’s key trends—and the styling tricks to note to bring them into real life.

Ahead, Vogue editors weigh in on the looks inspiring them right now, from Chanel’s reworked suiting proportions to Celine’s considered use of color and Lii’s sharp take on remixed sportwear.

Madeline Fass, fashion market director, shopping

“I immediately recreated this look from my own closet when this show debuted. The slouchy low rise trousers, boyish leather belt, and cropped tailored jacket were all pieces I had been wearing, though I hadn’t put them together into one ensemble—yet. The idea of a blazer falling above the waistline was an exciting silhouette proposition for a relatively short person. The result? An effortlessly cool (and elongating!) update to suit styling that feels perfect for spring.”

Daisy Shaw-Ellis, jewelry & accessories director

“There’s an undeniable draw to a lighter wardrobe this time of year. This Celine look adds the preppiness of a navy jacket to an all-white look. The lines are long and the navy both dresses the fluid pants and shirt up while also breaking up the otherwise monochromatic nature of the look. I love the idea of adding a pop of color in the jewelry like Michael Rider did throughout the show.”

Hannah Jackson, fashion writer

“I just love Zane Li’s approach to layering—especially this look from his spring 2026 collection for Lii. It’s also, blessedly, not hard to recreate. Pair your workwear-friendly black pencil skirt and slingback pumps with a more utilitarian windbreaker. Yes, the color blocking is an easy way to add some visual intrigue to your outfit, but the inclusion of performance fabrics ensures that you’ll look cool and stay prepared for any April showers.”

Minty Mellon, shopping market editor

“My wardrobe naturally leans towards minimalist silhouettes and muted color palettes. Whenever I’m looking for timeless essentials, Toteme is always my first stop. I loved this look from their spring/summer 2026 show—the perfect balance of chic with a little edge. The classic silhouette speaks to easy day-to-day dressing, ideal for work and wherever the night takes you after, but it’s the layering detail (especially the collar peeking out) that reminds you why they always get it right.”

Alexandra Hildreth, fashion news writer

“There’s something perfectly dressed down about a sculpted blazer and a board short. During the day, you can opt for a low profile sneaker, and at night, a heeled flip-flop. The ideal summer uniform.”

Laura Lillian Jackson Nalle, contributing editor

“Scarf tops are one of my go-to summer styling tricks for chic city dressing, so when I first spotted this colorful striped version from Kallmeyer’s spring 2026 collection, I knew it would make a sleek addition to my rotation. I’ll be sporting mine similarly with a pair of relaxed tapered trousers—I love these from The Frankie Shop—heeled-thong sandals from Toteme, and, for a dose of summertime spirit, Jennifer Behr’s shell earrings.”

Caitlyn Doherty, assistant fashion editor

“This look from Brandon Maxwell’s SS26 runway is my go-to inspo for the notoriously unpredictable spring weather. The flowy white pants are light and easy for warmer days, while the cropped denim jacket adds both warmth and structure for the cooler moments. Pair these with a statement belt and a simple sandal to finish off this effortlessly chic look.”

Andrea Zendejas, shopping market editor

“What I love about this Tory Burch look is that brings together pieces I consider seasonal essentials (a classic button-down, blazer, shell necklace, and netted shopper) for an all-in-one approach to spring dressing, styled around a low-rise skirt for a trend-forward touch. It’s polished enough for work, but still easy. A perfect spring workday look.”