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The "Make-Under" Look Matters for Spring—I'll Explain With These 7 Outfits

The fashion pendulum is swinging heavily towards a more pared-down approach to dressing this season. Sure, the art of maximalism remains relevant, but there's an overarching sense of bringing it back to the basics for spring with the evolution of wearable pieces throughout the S/S 20 collections (noting trends like reimagined trench coats and modern denim). And thus, the notion of a "make-under" enters the spotlight.

I interrupt a "make-under" as a concept that applies strictly to fashion with an emphasis on uncomplicated outfits that are easy to put together with simple, no-fuss pieces. Essentially, effortless and straightforward ensembles that can actually work within a range of people's day-to-day life. Think classic crew-neck sweaters, straight-leg jeans, slouchy blazers, and flat boots.

To showcase this 2020 vibe a bit further, I rounded up a bit of visual inspiration below that showcases this more accessible way of dressing. And while you probably own many of the general items that make up each of the fits below, I also shopped out iterations for each just in case you're looking to add a few more pieces into your offering.

A slouchy blazer and blue jeans are a modern pairing that always works. Incorporate a very current knit tank as an alternative to a sweater and you're set.
A V-neck knit and trousers are seemingly simple, but tucking the sweater in and adding flat strappy sandals makes the vibe feel especially 2020.
As we've highlighted, the denim skirt will be one of the most popular skirt trends of 2020. The beauty of a statement midi or maxi style is it requires nothing more than a basic white tank and black boots to look cool.
You can't go wrong with a white tee and jeans. This season, try a muscle tee tucked into straight jeans with loafers for an effortless feel.
A trench coat is timeless yet particularly on-trend right now. While a turtleneck, jeans, and booties already have that much-desired pared-down vibe, the addition of the re-imagined trench completes this cool fit.
Need an ensemble that's a sophisticated for work or an important meeting? Don't underestimate the power of a modern blazer and a polished pleated skirt to get the job done.
A white button-down and pants are a standard ensemble that's always been "in." This spring, try unbuttoning the blouse a bit and swap in flared trousers to keep it elevated and current.

Next, check out the key shoe trends worth trying this spring.



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