JUST IN
JUST IN
JAEGER’S SPRING EDIT
Elevate your wardrobe with new-season investments from the British heritage brand, including tailored suits, statement occasion dresses and covetable outerwear pieces to boost your look
Go for bold
With the warmth of summer days still a wishful thought, diving straight into strappy sun dresses and midi skirts can seem a little premature. Investing in a dress or jumpsuit that nods to spring but can still be worn with layers is a clever between-the-seasons buy. A bold and dynamic graphic print is always an uplifting choice for those back-to-real life moments, team with a lightweight jacket and loafers if the weather is firmly locked into on its autumnal path. Don’t fancy a dress? Try a co-ord, or in non-fashion speak: a top and trouser set made from matching fabric. Wear the pieces together for maximum impact – we’re loving Jaeger’s strikingly patterned sleeveless top and wide-leg culottes for this very reason.
Softly does it
The secret to successful spring dressing? Getting your layering right. May weather can switch from biting winds to blazing sunshine in a matter of minutes so being prepared for every eventuality is essential. Jaeger’s tan jacket (coming soon) works perfectly as an extra layer over a merino wool-rich knitted T-shirt – ideal for chilly morning commutes or looking smart while running weekend errands. Lighten things up when the mercury rises by switching polo shirts and sweaters for one of Jaeger’s premium pure white T-shirts. Cream chinos complete the look.
The right stripes
Nautical dressing is a firm favourite of the fashion set with perennial appeal. Whether you choose to wear bold stripes from head to toe, or add interest to your look with subtle pinstripes, it’s a striking (and super easy) way to nail spring dressing. Our new season must-have? Jaeger’s cream twill double-breasted trouser suit which will stand out for all the right reasons at summer weddings, a day at the races or as part of your workwear rotation. Team with Jaeger’s navy longline trench coat which can be worn belted or loose and comes in a wear-with-everything shade of rich navy blue.
Words: Dulcie Emerson and Sarah Lafarge
