From Paris to New York, These Are the 7 Spring Trends It Girls Are Wearing Nonstop

Time for a chic closet update.

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Fashion collage featuring four style influencers wearing spring 2026 trends, including a woven bag, satin pants, V-neck sweater, and V-cut flats.
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One of the perks of being a shopping editor is getting to regularly inventory what trends It girls are reaching for. In time for spring 2026, I found a solid set that fashion people are wearing nonstop in stylish locations like Paris and New York City. My sources? Endless global outfit inspiration directly from fashion muses on Instagram and TikTok, plus the latest celebrity spottings. After a recent deep dive, I came up with seven trends in particular that caught my attention this season.

Ahead, I'm breaking down and shopping out each of these chic spring trends alongside on-point outfit ideas to show you how to wear them. Included in the mix is everything from cool jeans and of-the-moment shoes to an effortless bag style and a versatile, rich-looking pant option. What's great is that many of these pieces can be mixed and matched to create the ultimate It-girl outfits for spring. Keep scrolling to discover and shop each standout trend.

Bootcut Jeans

Helsinki style influencer Johanna Piispa poses with an oversize brown blazer, wire-rim cat-eye sunglasses, a gray T-shirt, belt, bootcut jeans, and black square-toe boots.

(Image credit: @johannapiispa)

Step aside, barrel, straight-leg, and baggy styles—bootcut jeans are officially in the spotlight when it comes to spring 2026 denim trends.

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V-Cut Flats

Style influencer Debora Rosa poses in a trench coat, white button-down shirt, whit cuffed pants, and black V-cut ballet flats.

(Image credit: @deborabrosa)

V-cut flats are one sleek shoe trend that has been popping up more and more for 2026 among style influencers, celebrities, and retailers.

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Woven Bags

Style influencer Fredrika Galgano poses with a claw-clip updo, a tan jacket, brown woven bag, and white pants.

(Image credit: @fredrikagalgano)

With interest in effortless woven bags growing every day, it is easier than ever to find a wide array of options that suit a variety of personal styles and budgets.

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V-Neck Sweaters

British influencer and stylist Hannah Lewis poses for a mirror selfie wearing a taupe V-neck sweater over a white T-shirt, a Bottega Veneta bag, and brown jeans.

(Image credit: @hannahlewisstylist)

V-neck sweaters are a forever classic, but this season, fashion people are reaching for them nonstop. Wear one alone or layered over a basic tee.

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Satin Pants

Sylvie Mus wears a gray knit sweater, a pearl necklace, relaxed black satin pants, and black slingbacks.

(Image credit: @sylviemus_)

Whether you are looking for a more elevated look or something comfortable yet stylish to travel or run errands in, these satin pants have you covered.

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Ruched Loafers

NYC style influencer Coco Schiffer poses with a green juice wearing a trench coat, denim jackets, white T-shirt, long pendant necklace, straight-leg jeans, and black ruched loafers.

(Image credit: @cocoschiffer)

Thanks to the likes of Saint Laurent and The Row, ruched loafers have become ubiquitous in It-girl closets. Pair them with everything from jeans to shorts.

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Scarf Belts

British fashion influencer Jessica Skye poses on a cobblestone street in Cornwall UK wearing sunglasses, a white T-shirt, tan suede jacket, beige lace-hem hip scarf, white jeans, and black square-toe loafers.

(Image credit: @_jessicaskye)

A cool scarf belt or hip scarf points to a fashionable person in the know since the unexpected accessory hasn't fully hit the mainstream just yet.

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Jennifer Camp Forbes
Jennifer Camp Forbes
Senior Shopping Editor

Jennifer Camp Forbes is a senior shopping editor at Who What Wear, where she has worked in a variety of capacities including creative director and various editor roles. She’s a well-known shopping expert that’s sought out for advice and insight on the latest trends, outfit ideas, and fashion picks thanks to her thoughtful shopping roundups. Jennifer's lifelong interest in fashion led her to intern at Harper’s Bazaar as an undergraduate. Later, while working towards her masters degree in psychological counseling at Columbia University, she founded two digital fashion publications: Le Fashion and Olsens Anonymous. The popularity of both sites grew and after graduation she decided put her plans to become a therapist aside to pursue a career in fashion.