Downtown Los Angeles, CA

It probably isn't news to you at this point, but spring is finally in full swing. That means it's officially time to switch up your style. From florals to flared culottes and more, there are lots of trends to love right now. And on the list of spring things you'll regret not buying are earthy and neutral linen pieces. Right now, the more beige you can wear, the better. Whether it be a jumpsuit or high-rise trousers, I am lightening up my work and after-hours look with lighter shades and linen fabric. A fun alternative to black trousers for the office, I love how timeless these pants look.

For more linen styles to love, check out the pieces I've linked below!

Linen Trousers: Reformation

Tank: Reformation

Shoes: Something Navy

Dainty Rings: c/o Baublebar

Earrings: c/o Baublebar

Jumpsuit: Reformation

Earrings: c/o Sugarfix by Baublebar

Sandals: ASOS

SHOP SPRING LINEN STYLES

Santa Monica, CA

Ah yes, it’s that time of year. The time that sends me searching endlessly through my closet and coming up with nothing to wear. I’m not sure if it’s because I’ve already used up all of my outfit creativity this season or if I’m just growing sick of my winter clothes but lately, I’ve been in a bit of a wardrobe slump. I’m not inspired to buy many more winter pieces since spring is right around the corner (wishful thinking, maybe?) and I’ve got my sights set on lighter, brighter things. However, I still want to keep my office style updated.

So what is the solution? Well, I find it’s best to invest in a few sale pieces and reinvent your go-to’s with your favorite accessories. I’m talking new jewelry, mixing in a print, or grabbing an all-season dress that works well for both winter and spring. This Ann Taylor Factory dress is just the answer. Styled with tights and classic accessories here, it can easily shift into April and May with a quick shoe and accessory update. When things warm up, lose the tights, swap in a denim jacket and a pair of strappy shoes for a look that’s as fresh as the flowers that’ll be in bloom.