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As someone with more than ten floral dresses currently hanging in her closet, I'm the last person to hate on the classic print. But let's make Miranda Priestly proud and try new, groundbreaking outfits this spring. I'm talking punchy psychedelics, all-white looks that make you feel like you run a successful pottery business, and oversized '80s suits your parents would be proud of. Click through for 20 successful ways to rethink your wardrobe.
& Other Stories Wide Leg Cotton Trousers
I call this monochrome look "ceramicist off-duty."
You heard it here first: Pedal pushers will be huge in 2020.
Daisy dukes do work with tuxedo blazers, as this outfit proves.
Agua by Agua Bendita Tropic Skirt
Clash non-florals together, like beach umbrella stripes and antique biology illustrations.
Trade in rainbow brights for a neutral tie-dye look this season.
We're living in crisp white shirts, lean flares, and modern cowboy boots for the foreseeable future.
MM6 Sequined Midi Wrap Skirt
Give the sequined skirt a daytime touch with a t-shirt and camper sandals.
Everlane The Italian Merino Rib Polo
Un-prep a polo shirt with your favorite pair of jeans and fresh white sneakers.
Out From Under Wiley Woven Jogger Pant
For the brave, a scarf doubles as a top.
Opt for psychedelic '70s prints over classic florals.
No shirt, no problem.
Test out new color combos for spring, like this chic tumeric-and-carrot pairing.
A cool sweatshirt and heels give overalls a 2020 spin.
The puffy shoulder trend gets some oomph from knee-high cowboy boots.
A leopard print is casual alongside a screen-printed tee and retro sneakers.
Still daydreaming of Katie Holmes' cashmere bra? So are we.
Give the Texas Tux even more denim with a longline coat in the same wash.
Frankie Shop Padded Shoulder Shift Dress
Can't stop wearing all black? Try a mini dress with floral lace tights.
Justine Carreon is the market editor at ELLE.com covering fashion, Dutch ovens, and fashion again. When she isn’t approaching style through a modern, accessible lens, she’s scouring eBay for vintage Levi’s and pretending she knows how to surf. Before joining ELLE.com in 2015 she worked as a freelance writer and stylist in New York City.
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