We're saving these March outfit ideas to our camera rolls ready to recreate ASAP

We aren’t quite yet at April showers and May flowers, but we *are* at that weird time of year where it’s kind of cold in the mornings, occasionally warm at noon and freezing at night. Oh, the joys of the British weather forecast. It's also a weird time of year for fashion. Paris Fashion Week is still in full swing showcasing trends for next season – as in, autumn winter 2025 – but we haven't even really started wearing the spring summer fashion trends yet because, you guessed it, the weather hasn't allowed.

Look on the bright side of things – the changing temps mean it's a great opportunity to play around with layering without having to go ham on the insulation. Plus, there's plenty of inspo around RN courtesy of the street style set, AKA the coolest attendees of Paris, Milan, and London Fashion Weeks, who have effortlessly managed to negotiate the fluctuating thermostat while looking très chic.

So, for insider tips on slowly introducing some transitional pieces – think lighter jackets and spring colours – into your March outfits, keep scrolling! Whether you want to style the clothes you already have in new ways or want plenty of shopping goodness to stave away the boredom while we await sunnier days, we've got you covered.

The Canadian tuxedo

Denim on denim is always a yes, especially when the thick, 100% cotton fabric adds a little warmth to your look.

A suede moment

Suede is one of the hottest fabrics of 2025. Swap out your puffer jacket for a sleek suede overcoat and some type of knit to stave off the last of the winter chill.

Leaning into pastels

Pastels? For spring? Groundbreaking. And also, a really good way of incorporating a little sunshine into your look – even if it's still tights weather outside.

Long denim shorts

On those rare sunny March days, reach for a longer jort and a barn jacket. This combo is perfect for in-between temps.

A lightweight trench

If you're going to invest in one thing for your spring wardrobe, make it a really cute trench coat. You could literally throw it over your pyjamas, and you'd look instantly chic. The trench coat outfit options are endless, tbh.

The bohemian aesthetic

Flowy babydoll dresses, boho jewellery and clogs? Brb, making this '70s-inspired aesthetic my entire personality for spring.

Leather on leather

You've heard of double denim, but what about double leather? The key to nailing this look is to play around with different colours and textures for an edgy, bold look that speaks to your style without falling into The Matrix cosplay territory.

Sporty chic

Yes, you can totally elevate your athleticwear! I'm so obsessed with this striped polo, tennis skirt and pumps combo. I'll be recreating this, STAT.

An oversized knit sweater

Transform a big, cosy jumper (size up if you need to!) into a stylish sweater dress for a cute, comfy look. Layer it with a long button-down shirt underneath to enhance the outfit and add length, in case the sweater is a bit too short to be a dress.

Bedazzled jeans

Adding a pair of rhinestone-embellished jeans into the mix is an easy way to zhuzh up a simple top, jacket, or even sweatshirt. Wear with trainers for a more casual moment or heels if you wanna vamp it up.

A statement blazer

Switch up your usual black or gray blazer for one with a fun design or appliqués. It still maintains a professional vibe, but sprinkles in some personality and flair to your buttoned-up silhouette.

Brown takeover

Undoubtedly, brown has become everybody's favorite neutral colour as of late. And I'm happy to report that it's here to stay. Experiment with various shades of brown to add depth and dimension to your outfits, and bonus points if your accessories are suede.

Letterman jackets

Umm, just so you know, letterman jackets aren't just for athletes! The style is an easy way to nail the sports luxe fashion trend and so different from your go-to bomber jacket.