The Transitional Edit: 16 New-Season Picks on Every Editor's Wish List
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Dressing in between seasons presents a tricky but fun challenge for our editors each year. While we're ready to bring happier hues and lighter pieces into our outfit rotations, the weather indicates otherwise. So what's the solution? We recommend a transitional wardrobe that strikes a balance between warm winter staples and pretty spring items. Think, for example, a cozy knit sweater styled with pale pink wide-leg jeans or a lace camisole expertly layered under an all-black ensemble. Below, you'll find all the new-season picks on our editors' wish lists courtesy of Net-a-Porter. Keep scrolling to shop the edit.
Raina Mendonça is an associate fashion editor on the branded content team at sister titles Who What Wear and Marie Claire. Previously, Raina was an editorial assistant at goop.com. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her crafting new playlists, exploring Los Angeles, or making a cup of English breakfast tea.
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