30 Jumping-Off Items for Every New Trend That's Worth Trying

A simple, elegant take on the trend for a very good price.

Given how well Aritzia does basics, I know these are going to be good.

I plan to pair these with pastels for the entirety of spring.

This black windbreaker from every fashion person's favorite sporty merch brand is incredibly classic (as in, easy to wear).

This minimalistic take on the trend is the perfect transitional piece.

This would honestly look good with everything from leggings to a miniskirt.

This is the shoe shape all the fashion girlies are wearing.

As easy to wear as ballet flats but far more interesting.

You can't go wrong with the loafer version of any trend.

This subtly flared pair has a cool, effortless look.

Of course, Madewell made the easiest-to-wear take on the flared-jeans trend imaginable.

This Frame pair gets rave reviews, and the faded-black wash would be a smart addition to any denim collection.

So many of our editors own this pretty slip skirt in several colors.

If it's a knee-length pencil skirt you want, this one is pretty much flawless.

This '90s-inspired skirt just needs a T-shirt, tank, or cardigan, and you're done.

These zebra sandals are the perfect way to dip a toe into the trend.

Start by styling this with a simple T-shirt or sweater.

I think this is going to go with more outfits than you even realize.

Not only is this pretty draped dress comfortable, but you can also dress it up with heels and down with sneakers or flat sandals.

I'm guessing you're questioning how yellow jeans are considered a jumping-off item, but trust me—these are incredibly wearable and elevated.

You'll reach for this timeless pale-yellow top time and again this spring and summer.

I own this pair and find them to be the perfect length. (For reference, I'm 5'4".)

I love the preppy feel of this elevated pair.

Swap your usual neutral-colored shorts for this prettier pair.

It doesn't get more flattering than Aritzia's cinch-waist blazer, and the color is so good for spring.

Thanks in part to the covered buttons, this collarless blazer looks far more expensive than it is.

Fashion people and celebrities are huge fans of this blazer. Pair it with straight-leg jeans and kitten heels for an easy outfit.

I already own these and have so many outfits in mind to wear them with.

Tory Burch turned its wildly popular Pierced flats into slingback heels, and I have no notes.

These are a splurge, but they're very much a timeless version of the trend and will get lots of wear over the years.