Planning an outfit when the weather can\u2019t make up its mind is not easy, to say the least. One minute it may feel like spring has fully arrived, the next you find yourself reaching for not one, but two<\/em> extra layers before rushing out the door. It\u2019s that brief window in the season when getting dressed requires more thought than you think, with pieces that can adapt to shifting temperatures throughout the day.<\/p>\n Treading that fine line of polish and practicality requires you to build a look with pieces that feel intentional rather than excessive. Lightweight outerwear, versatile separates, and sharp accessories are essential during this stretch, making it easy to add\u2014or subtract\u2014layers without compromising the look.<\/p>\n For unexpected inspiration on how to master transitional dressing, we turned to the spring runways<\/a> for guidance. We loved how Fforme paired Bermuda shorts with a maxi trench coat<\/a>, and Celine\u2019s take on leather jacket styling with a bow blouse<\/a>, tapered trousers, and straw bag. Bottega Veneta and Polo Ralph Lauren cut through, too, with fresh lessons in injecting color and texture.<\/p>\n Many of these looks can be built around items you already own; others incorporate some of the season\u2019s key pieces, like sporty anoraks<\/a>, low-waisted skirts, and silk scarves<\/a>, to make the transition into spring all the chicer\u2014and easier.<\/p>\n Ahead, nine of our favorite runway looks to take into spring, and how to piece them together.<\/p>\nVogue<\/em>\u2019s Favorite Transitional Outfits From the Runway:<\/h2>\n<\/div>\n
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