Spring is just around the corner, and we’ve had a few beautiful days as we get closer to the new season. I am so ready for warmer weather, and as much as I love summer, spring might be my favorite season. Spring weather is hit-or-miss here in Chicago, but I always love when I can go outside in a lightweight sweater or light jacket. As we swap out our winter coats for something lighter, the spring season is the perfect time for a refresh. Spring fashion is all about light layers, light colors, and effortless style. Think floral dresses, classic trench coats, lightweight knits, and relaxed denim. I’ll cover a few spring trends, but when it comes to spring clothing, I am all about classics that will last for years to come. Here’s my 2025 Spring Capsule Wardrobe. 

 

Spring Capsule Wardrobe: The Pieces to Wear This Season

 

Spring really is the best season. The leaves and flowers start to bloom, it’s (sometimes) warm enough for breezy dresses, and it means that summer is around the corner. Any capsule wardrobe is all about having great basic pieces that work well together, which is why I tend to stick with neutral colors and touches of green, blue, brown, and floral prints. The goal is to curate a collection of clothes that reflect your personal style and work well together. My spring wardrobe is similar to my fall capsule wardrobe, with lighter colors. I love wearing lots of white, ecru, and blue.

I own almost everything in this post and as always, chose classic pieces (some you’ve seen in previous capsules that I’ve done) that you’ll wear year-after-year. So here it is: the perfect spring capsule wardrobe. I also left out a midi skirt which is a great, classic piece to have, but I feel like they can be harder for some people to style. I’ll be sharing some spring outfit ideas on LTK so be sure to follow me here, too. 

 

How do I get started with a spring capsule wardrobe? 

 

The first step is going through your closet and selling or donating the pieces that you do not wear. I’m talking abut the jeans that haven’t fit for years, or the ones you’re holding on to because you think you “might” wear them again. If it’s been a long time since you’ve worn something (think a year +)  it’s time to part ways. The only pieces I hold on to are ones for nicer events: think nice dresses that I maybe haven’t needed to wear in a while. 

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