springIt may be hard to prepare for this volatile weather, but my stylish coworker The code has been cracked. every time i see them Instagram Or IRL in the office, I can’t help but ask where they’re getting their pieces. Lately, I’ve noticed that my coworkers are choosing to wear basic clothes more often. Now, my coworkers know how to dress for the weather. They know the troubles of cool mornings and hot afternoons, which is why I wanted to know what basics they’ve been relying on this season.
Dive into the pieces my coworkers have already been caught wearing in and out of the office, from trusty tees and easy tank tops to cute sandals and breathable boots. These are the fashion items they’re swearing by for spring. Keep scrolling for each editor’s recent purchases for warmer weather.
Josephine Hadjiloukas Assistant Shopping Editor
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Dress up with a pair of strappy heels or two-tone flip-flops.
Alison Pair, Senior Editor
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Audrey Hiayaui, Associate Shopping Editor
(Image credit: Audrey Hiayaui)
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Sierra May, Fashion Editor
(Image credit: @sierramayhew_)
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Chinazor Offor, Associate Shopping Editor
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Anna LaPlaca, Senior Fashion Editor
(Image credit: Anna LaPlaca)
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Daniela Guevara, Assistant Social Media Editor
(Image credit: @danielatguevara)
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Ultra Low Rise Edison Shorts
Nikki Chwat, Associate Fashion Editor
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Alyssa Brascia, Associate Beauty Editor
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ribbed sleeveless top
You can’t go wrong with a Basic Tee restock, especially when they’re available for just $13. I love how versatile these classic tanks are, and I appreciate that the back of the racerback is wide enough to hide (most) bra/bralette straps. I’m already styling them with everything from low-rise midi skirts to work blazers
I’m not easily impressed, but a friend recently recommended these after my years-old favorite linen pants got ruined during a bike ride in the Hamptons last summer. (Ladies, never let your feet drag on tires!) I searched long and hard for the perfect pair – comfortable fit without too much looseness, drawstring closure, breathable fabric, invisible pockets, the works. The pair checked every box and then some. However, if you’re even a little bit on the 5’3″ side, I recommend getting the smaller pair – I had to get the regular size because that’s all they had in my local store before the trip, and I definitely needed to break out the flip flop kitten heels so I didn’t damage yet another hemline.
