As the days grow longer and the temperature rises, it’s time to adapt your wardrobe from spring to summer. This change doesn’t have to be stressful. Start by sorting through your current clothes and pinpointing what you’ve worn often and what feels too bulky for the warmer months. Spring staples like open knits, lightweight denim, and midi skirts can still work—just consider how to pair them differently. Replace thicker fabrics like wool and trapstar royaume-uni flannel for summer-friendly weaves such as lightweight cotton, hemp, and modal. These keep you cool and keep you cooler.

Look at your shoe rotation and replace boots with strappy sandals, slide shoes, and canvas sneakers. Revitalize your color palette with mint, ivory, and coral, turquoise, and yellow. Don’t forget accessories—switch from scarves for sunglasses, wide-brim hats, and headbands. Laundry and secure your heavier winter items in breathable containers to preserve their quality for next season.

Try blending a few spring pieces with trend-forward summer basics to create fresh looks without buying a full wardrobe. Consider fit—relaxed cuts feel more easy in the heat. Finally, keep your routine simple. A selective staples can make a huge impact. Transitioning your wardrobe is less about throwing out and more about reinventing what you already own to adapt to summer.