I Like Wearable Trends and Will Get the Most Use Out of These Easy Spring Finds

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@kitkeenanMarie Kondo says it's time to get rid of an item of clothing when it no longer brings you joy. While I can appreciate this sentiment, wearability always reigns supreme. This philosophy doesn't just apply to my yearly spring purges. It's my shopping mantra as well, one that I find especially important to remember when it comes to buying trendier items.
We tend to think of trends as short-term investments, but they don't have to be. More often than not, it comes down to finding pieces that you know will work with your existing wardrobe. Conveniently, all the spring trends on my radar right now are naturally easy to wear. So if you've been on the hunt for a floral-print piece, a micro miniskirt, or a pair of cargo pants, look no further than the 32 curated items below.
Do like Kit and pair your mini with a structured jacket and crop top for something unexpected.
Pleated pants with a drawstring waist? I'd venture to say there's not an easier bottom around.
Half-zip sweaters are here to stay, and this one is supremely chic.
You could wear this to a swanky soirée or your next beach hang.
The sweetest little cardigan I ever did see.
Olive is the easiest color to wear. It goes with black and brown.
Is it just me, or is this giving pared-down Chanel?
If you love the bold-colors trend but aren't sure how to wear it, why not try it out with swimwear?
Tan sandals in a '90s silhouette will go with everything this spring.
Minidresses are having a moment. I'm partial to this leopard-print version.
A great alternative to your basic flat sandals.
An early 2000s–style slip dress is a closet no-brainer.
Trade in your fitted jean jacket for this of-the-moment oversize one.
White jeans are basically a warm-weather prerequisite.
Add texture to an outfit with a cozy, quilted jacket.
The ankle strap on these platform sandals makes them much easier to wear.
If you're going to buy one bag this season, make it this one.
The cutout trend has extended itself to swimwear, and I'm here for it!
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