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It’s official—you don’t have to be a pair of supermodels or a drool-worthy It couple to nail the effortless yet coordinated doubled-up style trend. Spotted on the streets during Milan Fashion Week, six pairs of supremely chic duos donned a fresh take on matchy-matchy dressing—and we don’t mean the flashy head-to-toe looks of street style’s past.
In former seasons, showgoers took to the streets in twinning outfits to catch the eyes of street style photographers, but thankfully that strategy has come and gone. This season, it was the subtle and fun approach taken by these sets of fashion friends whose style caught our attention. Vogue’s very own Phil Oh captured the best of these twosomes between shows around the fashion capital, wearing six of spring’s most exciting trends—in two ways of course. It seems twice really is nice.
Embrace Brights
Go bold this spring with standout colors in chic silhouettes—a double-breasted coat is so much more fun when it comes in a bright citrus leather, and the same goes for a pair of ribbed trousers in chartreuse.
Rising Hemlines
Hemlines are getting shorter for spring—confidently show off some leg in style, with a little bit of support from your friends.
Check Mates
Your best blazers and favorite pair of loafers would go perfectly with some smart, retro-inspired checks in your spring wardrobe.
Hot Tropics
Tropical print pieces and a sense of escapism were hot-ticket items last summer, and are continuing to trend for the upcoming spring season. Everything from palm and jungle prints to sun setting scenery was seen all across the spring 2020 collections, including right here in Milan.
Lookalike Leathers
Quality leather pieces are a solid foundation for your wardrobe, each and every season. Mix and match, or wear all at once; a leather skirt and moto jacket alternative will elevate not only your spring style, but can be incorporated in outfits all year round.
Army of Two
Fall in line with the utility trend this spring in a selection of neutral-toned blazers, leather shirting, and cargo trousers.
