While many of us are facing snowstorms and cold weather right now, it doesn't hurt to dream about spring fashion. We're talking easy, breezy dresses, shorts, and lightweight blouses. As someone who's only worn a puffer jacket and sweats these past few weeks, even thinking about the warmer weather is getting me excited. If you're an avid reader of WWW, you've probably noticed that we've already covered the majority of trends that we expect to see this upcoming season. Now, it's time to give you some outfit ideas to keep on deck when the weather starts to head in the other direction.
I looked to the accounts of my favorite curvy influencers for spring outfits you'll want to re-create this season, and they most certainly delivered. Keep scrolling to see how they styled their favorite spring pieces, like cutout tops, sheer tights, and more.
Whenever you're in an outfit rut, a flowy dress is an easy option. While sandals may seem like the obvious option, I think sneakers tend to pair better. On the chillier days, an oversize blazer over any T-shirt gives the ultimate cool-girl vibe. If tights on the more sheer side weren't practical for you in the colder months, try a pair under a dress to transition into the spring weather. A fun pair of leggings can work, too. They'll add a pop to any dress.Our senior editor Lauren pointed out that cutout tops were going to be huge this spring, and she guessed right. Since they're already a statement themselves, a pair of relaxed trousers pairs perfectly. When we talked to Raeann about her go-to items right now, miniskirts were a part of the answer. They were also spotted all over the S/S 21 runways, so we're not surprised. If you're looking for a more casual way to style a corset (I never thought I'd use casual and corset in the same sentence), throw a button-down over it. If you're feeling like it, you can layer the corset over the top. Sweater-vests were great for heavy-duty layering in the fall and winter, but I'm excited to see them donned over T-shirts and blouses for the spring. Next: 11 Spring Trends I'm Low-Key Adding to My Cart Right Now
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