Great Strides: Opting for lightweight spring-wear

Sunday 19 January 2014 19:31 GMT

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Whether you opt for sugary pastels or classic black, spring’s lightweight tailoring will instantly smarten your wardrobe, whatever the occasion

1. Pale blazer £55, and trousers £45, both asos.com; silk shirt £138, allsaints.com; gold court shoes £90, kurtgeiger.com

2. Black jacket £79.99, trousers £59.99, and necklace £29.99, all zara.com; cropped top £28, riverisland.co.uk; shoes £250, Kurt Geiger, as before

3. Grey jacket £100, and trousers £50, both topshop.com; bustier top £29.99, Zara, as before; shoes as before; bag £300, Kurt Geiger, as before; ring £10, wallis.co.uk

4. Pink trousers £199, and jacket £345, Claudie Pierlot, 020 7402 1030; white top £85, whistles.co.uk; necklace £29.99, Zara, as before

5. Shirt £119 and jacket £349, both hobbs.co.uk

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Great Strides: Opting for lightweight spring-wear