The Range: Stripes for Spring

What’s a timeless print that anyone can wear? Stripes. Even if you’re a dedicated wearer of solids, you can make a print work. Here are a few pieces for spring that made the cut.

This striped tee from J.Crew Factory is a fun option.  It comes in beige-tan, navy, and a bright, fun yellow.  The button sides are also a fun detail.  This is a great throw on piece that still brings a little something to the party.

This Spanx Air Essentials dress is on my spring wish list.  I love the thicker, soft fabric; it’s divine.  The classic black and white stripe is nice.  And this dress has my favorite feature: side slits.  They keep maxi dresses cool even on hot days.  Runs XS to 3X.

Prefer a long sleeve version (good for chilly WFH situations)?  Tuckernuck has a great one.

This Madewell With a Twist shirt gives you two different stripes in one garment for an unexpected pattern play.  I think the thinner stripes make this top a bit more wearable.  Also, the shirt comes with an extra button on the waist so you can restyle it into a wrap top.

This Iris & Ink dress gives you the look of a solid with a tonal, stripe-effect made with pleats.  This is a great dress for Friday’s in the office, if your in a professional attire workplace, or Wednesdays in the office, if you’re in a more casual, hybrid environment.

This multi-stripe sweater from Boden is really a fun piece.  I love pink and red stripes for adding some vibrancy to your wardrobe.  There’s also a polo in this color palette from Anthropologie, and a cardigan from English Factory.  For my money, I’m thinking about adding this Hilfiger “cool girl” sweatshirt.

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