This Season’s Neutral-Driven Fashion Is About Expanding Horizons
Spring’s free-flowing, neutral-driven fashion is about expanding horizons. Channel your inner nomad and wander where you want to.
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Photographed by Jamie Hawkesworth, Vogue, March 20181/17Savor your moment in the sun in a floral-strewn frock that falls all the way down to the ankles. Model Nora Attal in an Alberta Ferretti dress, $2,245; Barneys New York, NYC. Marc Jacobs belt.
Fashion Editor: Camilla Nickerson.
Photographed by Jamie Hawkesworth, Vogue, March 20182/17Layer a vest over a dress in a complementary color that mimics the desertscape. Jil Sander dress ($1,850) and macramé vest ($370); jilsander.com. JW Anderson boots.
Photographed by Jamie Hawkesworth, Vogue, March 20183/17Nothing says free-and-easy more than a slouchy caftan—modernized with color and contrast. Tory Burch caftan, $548; toryburch.com. Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello necklace.
Photographed by Jamie Hawkesworth, Vogue, March 20184/17Flutter around the planet in plumage as electric and ecstatic as your spirit. Model Rianne Van Rompaey in a Marc Jacobs jacket ($695) and feather collar; Marc Jacobs stores.
Photographed by Jamie Hawkesworth, Vogue, March 20185/17An easy, airy outfit works from dawn to dusk—in the sand or in the city. Céline coat, shirt ($1,050), turtleneck top, pants ($1,350), and sneakers. Coat at Saks Fifth Avenue stores. Shirt and pants at Céline, NYC.
