Mornings are a battleground. The alarm goes off, and the race begins—coffee in one hand, phone in the other, and a closet full of clothes that somehow amount to nothing wearable. That’s where a capsule wardrobe comes in. A collection of pieces that all work together, making getting dressed as easy as pulling on socks. No guesswork, no piles of discarded outfits on the bed. Just grab, wear, and get on with the day.
This weekend, I set out to create the most beautiful, well-curated capsule wardrobe for spring—not just for myself, but for you. If an outfit feels good, it shows in photos, in posture, in the way the day unfolds. So I let the challenge take over. What was supposed to take a few hours stretched into days, but it was worth it.
The final product is 20-piece spring capsule wardrobe—complete with shoes, jewelry, and bags. It’s practical, it’s polished, and most importantly, it cuts the morning chaos in half.
The selection follows a simple formula: a mix of timeless classics and seasonal trends. A little suede here, a pop of butter yellow there—just enough to keep things interesting.
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Alright, let’s break it down.
First up, the trench coat—the ultimate spring staple. If you’re ready to invest, this is the one to get. No need to look anywhere else. But if you're after something around $100 with solid materials, Uniqlo has you covered—check it out here.

A casual jacket is a must, and suede has been dominating the runways. This one? Chef’s kiss.
Next, we have the butter yellow cardigan—trendy, but still classic enough that you won’t look back in a few months and wonder what was I thinking? Personally, I love this color paired with brown. Delicious.
And then, a denim shirt—arguably one of the most versatile pieces you can own. The color goes with everything, it doubles as a light jacket, and let’s not forget… denim-on-denim is having a moment (a very hot moment).
I cannot make a capsule wardrobe without stripes. It’s illegal, so you know. This one is the perfect neutral piece that keeps you warm when there’s still a chill in the air.
Now, let’s talk about the best white t-shirt I’ve ever tried. But only if you love a sharp, clean look over a flowy fit. This one is elegant. Wear it solo, layer it under a blouse, or style it with an Oxford shirt—it just works.
5. Mariner jersey long-sleeve polo ($79.50) 6. White Tee ($14.90) 7. striped cotton button-up and option two here ($99). 8. pink blouse (£37.99) Speaking of classics, a striped cotton button-up is a non-negotiable. This one is running low in stock, so here’s a solid backup option.
And for a little spring trend magic, a pink blouse with the most gorgeous shine. It catches the light just right.
This dress is simple, multifunctional, and effortlessly chic. Throw on a jacket or trench coat, wear it solo, or layer one of the blouses underneath. Très chic.
The second dress leans a little more elegant, but it’s still incredibly versatile. Dress it up, dress it down—it all depends on the shoes. And the color is perfect for spring.
9. Blue dress ($98) 10. Elegant dress (from $219 to $88) 11. Trouser (From $119 to $59.99) 12. Jeans ($118) Black trousers are a classic. You need them. Period.
These jeans are already a reader favorite—I know many of you grabbed them last time I featured them in the jeans article. The cut is timeless, flattering, and works with everything in this capsule. A must-have.
Off-white jeans get a subtle trend update with the barrel-leg cut—a little more fashion-forward, but still easy to style.
You know I’m all about colorful sneakers (we’ve been over this in past posts). If you’re looking for a way to dip your toes into the trend without fully committing, this pair is a great choice. But if you’re ready to go all in, these are the ones.
13. Off-white jeans ($128) 14. Sneakers ($120) 15. Mary Janes ($215) 16. Sandals ($99.95) I’ve had my eye on these Mary Janes for a while now. Sézane has the chicest pair.
These suede sandals have a classic cut that works beautifully for late spring. Perfect with a dress, perfect with jeans. Just… perfect.
This necklace is a great balance of quality and price—it doesn’t tarnish, which is always a win.
These earrings are from the same brand, and they go with absolutely everything. Zero effort, maximum impact.
This black bag gives me serious The Row vibes—effortlessly casual yet elegant. The kind of bag that never looks out of place.
And finally, a suede bag. I really believe this brand is going to get bigger in the next few years. They also made the Moon Bag (which is stunning).
Here are a few more ways to mix and match your capsule wardrobe
One more…
There are a few extra pieces I want to highlight—not part of the core capsule, but still worth mentioning.
The classic pieces lean more toward investment buys—timeless additions that elevate any wardrobe.
Trench coat ($2,590)
Loafers ($ 1,050)
Belt ($450)
The trendy picks can be effortlessly worked into the outfits above:
Arqué Leather Shoulder Bag ($2,850)
The asymmetric neckline trend ($139.99)
The hair cuff ($128)
The transparent skirt ($44.99)
Ballerina Flats ($890)
Uffff… that was a solid mix for spring! I’m so excited to hear which trend you’re most eager to try—suede, the transparent skirt, butter yellow? Or are you sticking with the classics? Let me know in the comments!
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That’s all for today, folks! See you soon.
With love,
Bonnie