Meet the coolest cover ups available to buy now...
Spring jackets are a key sartorial solution to combat the changeable weather conditions that we have to battle with on a daily basis (you know, you leave the house and it's sunny, ten-minutes later... it's a snow storm). And thanks to a new season refresh, oversized and frilled jackets are leading the way right now. But if classic styling is more your thing, we suggest sticking to the basics, like Next's new season blue trench - a style staple for any wardrobe.
Looking for something smart that won't date? Then Max Mara's spring offering is the way to go. The designer's powder pink double breasted jacket is perfect for day or night, work or the weekend - basically, it's the new classic. If you're struggling with ideas on how to wear pink, try layering the coat over a white shirt dress for a day at the office, or pair with your favourite denim and pointed pumps at the weekend.
Utilitarian styles have been spotted at various high street stores this season. Think khaki lightweight jackets and military-inspired cover-ups.We love Zara's camo style with cool fringing. We're styling ours with distressed boyfriend jeans, a fitted white shirt and a pair of killer heels.
And of course no compilation of the best spring jackets would be complete without our pick of must-have denim jackets. A 'throw-on' essential, these go with pretty much any outfit, and can be layered up with a hoody for when those balmy days turn into unseasonably cold nights. H&M is our shop of choice for purse-friendly pieces, while we'll be looking to & Other Stories and GAP for investment buys.
Not sure where to start? Luckily for you, we've taken the stress out of your next spending spree and have done the hard work for you, rounding-up our 20 best buys, whatever your budget.
The clean and simple lines of this Samsoe + Samsoe jacket make this jacket elegant.
It's basically two jackets in one. What's not to love?
A wardrobe staple by way of Parka London.
If you’re looking for statement, this is it. The jacket that will get ALL the compliments. Simply throw on with a simple white tee and your favourite jeans.
There’s nothing more classic than a black leather jacket. This embroidered and studded style from Free People is seriously worth the splurge – it’s an investment!
Too cold for a short jacket, but not cold enough for a full-on wool coat? GAP's got it covered with the ultimate spring style.
Topshop's feminine and romantic pink jacket is a brilliant cover-up for chilly spring eve's when you can't go without.
The denim jacket staple gets an upgrade with stunning spring-like embroidery.
A oversized trench style jacket is a spring must-have. We love this pale blue shade, perfect to go with your monochrome staples.
This blue beauty may be at the higher end of our budget, but just look how amazing it is. Ruffles, sequins AND a bow. Enough said.
Khaki is the ultimate shade for spring. This camo print style with cool fringing is the perfect piece to mix with your current wardrobe regulars.
It wouldn’t be British springtime without some rain. So this sunny anorak is perfect for getting some sunshine during a downpour.
Looking for something a little more bohemian inspired? Then a kimono is your go-to. This floral number is perfect for layering, so can wear whatever the weather.
Max Mara’s chic wool blazer in pink is giving us ALL the spring feels.
This spring season is all about the longline denim jacket. Invest in one now and wear through to next season and beyond.
Summer wedding guest dressing is SO easy with Phase Eight’s stunning long line jacket in petal pink.
The bomber trend is still going strong. Choose a colour that screams spring – like this sunshine yellow, to brighten up any outfit. Shoulder-robing optional.
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