Anything But Boring Monochromatic Looks For Spring

A yellow-orange shade radiates warmth and sunshine, two things we are in desperate need of as we escape the brutal cold of winter. Summon the sun with this marigold moment.

Paul Smith’s yellow Hawaiian inspired shirt is the perfect start to any good spring outfit. Made in Italy, this bowler shirt is guaranteed to be the softest shirt in your wardrobe and will have you wearing it over and over again. For now, the Patagonia organic cotton cord shorts have you covered. The non-stretch fabric will keep its shape, ensuring you look smart.

Accessories must match the activity, and the number one activity this spring is a picnic in the park. CUTLER AND GROSS’ 1833 round-frame sunglasses will shield you from the harsh midday rays. The green lenses are treated to repel water, so an afternoon shower or, if we’re honest, a torrential storm will be no drama. Keep your cards tucked away in Acne Studios‘ colour bloc cardholder, chuck on a classic pair of style 73 DX Anaheim factory Vans, and a Rag & Bone woollen beanie and you’ll be prepared for anything.

Clockwise Left to Right:

Patagonia Organic Cotton Cord Utility 6″ Shorts, $99.95, The Iconic
Paul Smith Yellow ‘Bird Floral’ Print Short-Sleeve Shirt, $515, Paul Smith
Rag & Bone Addison Beanie, $135, Rag & Bone
Acne Studios Card Holder, $190, Acne Studios
Vans Style 73 Dx Anaheim Factory, was $139.99 now $69.99, Vans
Cutler and Gross 1338 Round-Frame Acetate Sunglasses, £297.91, Mr Porter

The ultimate statement look, red, is as bold as it gets. The AMBUSH red-tinted cat-eye shades are absolutely iconic. The more you lean in with a colour like red, the better the outcome.

The Jacquemus midweight poplin shirt featuring pixellated sewn in a puppy is oversized and tailored, making it the ideal shirt. The Gucci tapered pleated cotton-twill pants are an upscale version of your favourite tracksuit for a more casual look on the bottom. And who doesn’t love custom Air Force 1s to top off a casual look.

When it comes to acccesorising, it’s the little pieces we wear day to day that become a signature part of our style. Luis Morais‘ gold and enamel bracelet featuring a very optimistic ‘good luck’ is just the kind of vibes we want to attract and will undoubtedly become a staple piece for years to come.

Clockwise Left to Right:

Gucci Tapered Pleated Cotton-Drill Trousers, £917, Mr Porter
Luis Morais 14-Karat Gold and Enamel Beaded Bracelet, £334.59, Mr Porter
Jacquemus Dog-appliqué Cotton-poplin Shirt, $605, Matches Fashion
Ambush Cat-eye Red-tinted Sunglasses, $385, Farfetch
Nike Air Force 1 Low Unlocked, $210, Nike
Kenzo Tiger Belt Bag, $310, Kenzo

We’ll admit to having fallen in love with the art of comfort dressing without looking like you just woke up and are wearing three a day old tracksuits. As it’s more elegantly known, Loungewear has become a staple in many a wardrobe since the rise of working from home and, in turn, our increased time spent within our own four walls. As we step out this spring, comfort remains crucial to any outfit.

Gap is known for their classics, and we love their tack on the jersey shorts. A more tailored look than we’re used to, these shorts make comfort look damn good. For a more sleek look up top, we’re opting for a slub tee from the home of heritage Aussie style, Country Road and a bowler shirt from Arvust, best worn open.

The positively conscious label, Veja, does everyday white sneakers like no one else. Their low top sneakers with a mint feature are our pick. Pair with Cotton On‘s essential active socks, and you’ve got yourself a ‘fit.

Clockwise Left to Right:

Gap Jersey Pull-On Shorts, was $34.95 now $17, Gap
Dries Van Noten Green Linda Farrow Edition 98 Round Sunglasses, $540, SSENSE
Country Road Slub T-shirt, $49.95, Country Road
Cotton On Essential Active Sock, was $6.99 now $4.89, Cotton On
Veja Low-top Sneakers, $203, Farfetch
Arvust Heggie Short Sleeve Shirt Moss, $79.95, General Pants