All products featured on vogue are independently selected by our editors. However, we may earn affiliate revenue on this article and commission when you buy something. The changing of the seasons from winter to spring is a most exciting time—especially sartorially. In with lighter layers, dresses, and a sense of freedom; out with heavy outerwear, knits, and boots. When it comes to the spring 2023 trends, there’s a lot to look forward to. As noted by vogue Runway’s trend report, the collections reflected many moods: from soft and undone (read draped jersey, distressed fabrics, and other touchable textures) to utilitarian preparedness (think well-pocketed garments) and a streamlined minimalism (see smart tailoring and even smarter button-up shirting). Our editors have already begun to gravitate to a handful of these, eager to transition to the spring wardrobe.
While you can’t buy Bella Hadid’s spray-painted finale dress from Coperni’s spring show, you can add its tiny little pinstripe vest and distressed cargo pants to your cart. Speaking of dresses, the little Bottega Veneta blue suede number—worn by Florence Pugh on vogue’s winter issue cover—has also landed in stores. Loewe’s show-stopping trapeze pieces have also hit stores, as well as its Comic pumps, not to mention the wonderful crochet and raffia dresses from Proenza Schouler and Jacquemus’s Le Raphia collection are waiting and ready and waiting to be packed for your next vacation.
Among these trends are a sense of practicality and an emphasis on a daily uniform. Two editors are bringing their maxi skirts and tailored vests into spring with a fresh perspective inspired by the shows, while others are looking for new ways to wear or repurpose those most cherished classics: denim or the white dress shirt, for example. Look to this shoppable spring 2023 trend guide for an inside look at what our editors are shopping now and most excited about. My new obsession is the skirt suit. Earlier this year I got one from Theory—a little cropped jacket and a mini skirt in a navy cashmere wool and it suddenly awakened in me a desire to wear them all the time. They are harder to find than one might think—the proportions need to be exactly right so I don’t feel like I am playing dress-up. In a perfect world, this desire would mean I’d get to wear a Gucci black and white wool gingham suit with the cropped jacket and knee-length pencil skirt; or maybe Marine Serre’s wallpaper floral toweling suit in shades of blue and green. – Laia Garcia-Furtado, senior fashion news editor, vogue Runway
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