Blazers have been with us for centuries. Although it is omnipresent, it is still monotonous. Every year, new ways are found to modernize the blazer. While a black, straight-cut, collared blazer will always have its place in our wardrobes, spring warrants a different approach – one that reflects the season through lighter colors and fabrics as well as interesting silhouettes and cuts. That’s why we’re focusing on the spring blazer trends that are trending this season. They’ve been on the runway, as part of editors’ spring outfit rotation, and in the feeds of all our favorite fashion creators. It’s not even re-inventing the wheel. You’ll find that these little edits to classic blazers make them feel fresh again.
The blazer has earned its reputation as an instant outfit elevator. Throw one on over almost any look, and you’ll feel undeniably chic (yes, even with joggers, I promise!). This is a must-have piece in any capsule, and a wardrobe hack for those days when you can’t figure out what to wear. A blazer on top is the answer to a lot of frustrating fashion questions. Now, for spring, a handful of trends are already making themselves known. Collarless blazers and cropped blazers have appeared in a steady stream, as have belted blazers and ruching and other textured details. Color-wise, khaki has given way to black blazers as well as butter yellows and creams.
If you’re a big supporter of blazers, you’ll want to scroll through and take note of the following spring trends.
5 Spring Blazer Trends to Add to Your Wardrobe
1. Belted Blazers
Style Notes: Waisted silhouettes are still going strong, but belts are now slowly taking over from the former trend. In this combination, a The belt serves as a tool to adjust the shape and proportions of your blazer and as an accessory that gives more dimension to your look. Caroline’s butter yellow blazer and leather tie belt is such a beautiful springtime pair.
Buy Belted Blazer:
A blazer that will work in any season. The thin belt is very attractive.
MS
Tie a Belted Blazer with Linen
The perfect fabric to keep you cool on hot spring days.
Mango
suit jacket with belt
Even with new trends, black blazers will never go away No Be timeless.
Victoria Beckham
Belted Wool-Blend Blazer in Green
Dark green is easy to style but is a great alternative to your usual neutral colors.
2. Collarless Blazers
Style Notes: Collared blazers have been in trend for a long time and are still a staple in our wardrobes. However, this spring, designers have taken a creative look at this feature and decided to remove the collar altogether. As Anouk’s look shows, even without this distinctive component of the blazer, the jacket can still feel infinitely polished—it just gives your outfit a different look. Pair it with a light yellow knit, and you have the definition of a stylish spring outfit.
Buy Collarless Blazer:
massimo datti
High Neck Satin Blazer
Collarless, but the high neck gives it the same structure as its collared counterparts.
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Daphne Waisted Blazer
Aline’s blazers are much loved for their shape and quality construction.
store controller
Collarless Wool-Twill Blazer
I love this look—wearing a collared shirt with a collarless blazer.
Cézanne
Aneta Jacket – Speckled Beige
One button and no collar is every fashion minimalist’s dream. This blazer is in my car.
3. Khaki and beige tones
Style Notes: Spring calls for lighter colors, and khaki and beige are two colors that are popping up everywhere. My understanding of why this is has to do with the versatility of colors. First of all, khaki and beige come in many different shades – in some light they are green, in others, they look more brown or beige. It’s the ultimate chameleon and exactly the kind of color you’d want a blazer in. Taffy paired hers with a sleek white dress, a timeless spring look.
Buy the Khaki and Beige Blazer:
If you love the belted look, this blazer is one that will see you through many springs.
all Saints
Poppy Single Breasted Pleated Blazer
Cropped blazers are also in trend. Also, it has unique pleating on the back.
store controller
Double-Breasted Wool-Twill Blazer
This khaki color leans more towards taupe. I think it would look perfect with dark-wash denim.
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slim blazer
Slightly slim and casual, this blazer is classic but feels a little more modern.
4. Cut Cuts
Style Notes: We’re entering the season of repurposing all things once again, and I can hardly wait. In this regard, the cropped blazer is the perfect transitional piece between winter and spring, as Alexis’s outfit proves. It feels crisp and classic, but the shorter length suggests dressing for warmer days. This style of blazer is a great candidate for styling with high-waisted trousers and skirts.
Buy Cropped Blazer:
anthropology
Mew Embroidered Cropped Blazer
Linen gives this cropped blazer a casual aesthetic.
and other stories
Cropped Linen-Blend Blazer
Gray is a great neutral color for spring because it’s a little lighter than black, navy, or chocolate brown.
Rixo
Meria Wool Jacket in Black
The sharp angles and cut of this blazer are undeniably attractive.
destry
amoako mille knitted jacket
The flared shoulders and cropped fit give this blazer a fun shape.
5. Rough and textured
Style Notes: With simple ruching or texture, a blazer can feel completely different from its sleek counterparts. The crinkled sleeves and textured front spring on Sylvie’s blazer completely liven up the image of the blazer, giving it a little more visual interest. Buttoned up, it can serve as a top and jacket.
Buy textured and ruched blazers:
Pastel may be synonymous with spring, but I love this dusty pink shade. The cloth also gives it the subtlest texture.
veronica beard
Rupert Dickey Double-Breasted Ruched Pinstriped Woven Blazer
The short, rolled-up sleeves make this blazer feel like a great choice for spring.
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Open Blazer with Rolled-Up Sleeves
This blazer exudes quiet luxury.
massimo datti
Melange Linen Blazer
The folds and textured finish of linen always stand out from blazers made from other fabrics.
