Age doesn't matter.

How to Transition to Spring With Linen

When the weather is transitioning from late winter to early spring, the fabrics we wear change along with the seasons.  Age doesn’t matter when considering what fabrics we choose to wear.  It’s time to put away dark-colored, heavy woolens.  Today let’s consider a style tip that shows you how to transition to spring with linen!

I share my outfit ideas with you to help you discover more ways to use what you have.  Sometimes you may want to buy new pieces you need or are inspired to get, but you probably don’t have to.  Look over these outfit combinations and see if you can find new ways to wear your clothes that you may not have thought of before.  And if you come up with some new creations, I would love to know! Please do leave a reply below this post!

Read on for today’s style tip:

How to Transition to Spring with Linen

Fine Cashmere Long Cardigan, Knitted Rib Vest in silk & cashmere and Wide-Leg Trousers in viscose & linen from Poetry

Spring Transitional Tip:  

You can combine linen with silk, summer cashmere or even suede.

~ Note:  All mention of suede refers to faux suede in order to be kind to animals~

Linen cashmere Bibi
Bibi Horst of the blog The Expert for Style and Anti-Aging 45+ in linen pants with a silk top and cashmere cardigan

Today’s style tip is thanks to the blog post “Summer, Sun, Linen” by Bibi Horst at schokoladenjahre.com. I thought it was a really good way to start wearing my linen pieces earlier on and get more variety from them. I hope this is helpful to you as well!

Wear Linen With Summer Cashmere

Summer cashmere is one-ply instead of two or three-ply.  There are featherweight cashmere T-shirts, tank tops, and scarves.  They are perfect layering pieces for spring.

Featherweight Cashmere Cardigan from J.Crew with linen pants

Summer cashmere or lightweight cashmere can be found at high-end fashion boutiques, but you can also find them at mid-point stores such as J.Crew.

Linen Garnet Hill
Pure Cashmere Wrap from Garnet Hill – try it over a linen dress
  1. A cashmere wrap over a linen dress.
  2. Layer a cashmere cardigan over a linen top + linen or silk pants.
  3. Pair a cashmere sweater with linen pants.

Wear Linen With Silk

Silk is cool in the Summer but it is also a wonderfully warm layer, so it’s a great transitional piece.

Linen Sundance
Linen cardigan over a silk dress
  1. A linen cardigan + a silk dress, top or skirt.
  2. Pair a linen shirt with a silk skirt or pants.
  3. Conversely, choose a silk shirt or blouse to go with a linen skirt or pants. For more warmth, you might layer a topper over.
  4. A silk kimono + a shell top + linen pants.
  5. Wear a linen jacket or blazer over silk pants, skirts or dresses.

Wear Linen With Faux Suede

linen n suede SS
Take a Soft Surroundings faux suede cardigan and wear it over a linen tunic
  1. A faux suede jacket over a linen tunic or shirt or tank + pants or jeans.
  2. Add a faux suede vest over a linen top & pants or jeans.
  3. Pair a linen shirt or other linen top with a faux suede skirt or pants.
  4. Wear a linen jacket or blazer with a faux suede skirt or pants.
Me + Em:  linen pants with a suede jacket

Let’s Connect!

Are you wearing linen as we transition to spring?  Please let us know how you style it! Leave a reply below.

Like this post?  You might also like to read more in my Style Tips Series HERE. And for a tip specifically for linen, see “Style Tip:  How to Contrast Wrinkled Linen for Visual Interest” HERE.

Do you have a friend who would like this?  Please use the Share buttons.

Never miss a post! Click “Subscribe” in the drop-down at top or fill in the blanks for the “Newsletter” at right. That would be a great help in supporting my blog. I would appreciate it very much!

Please support Your True Self Blog by visiting my Shop for Style Guides HERE. Or go to the top of this page and select the Shop tab.

Please follow Your True Self Blog on FacebookInstagramPinterestTwitter and/or Bloglovin.

Thank you for visiting Your True Self!

Angie

Previous

2 Comments

Leave a Reply

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.