Taylor Swift doesn’t get enough credit for how thoughtful she is. The singer stepped out in New York City today wearing the perfect first-day-of-spring outfit, kindly giving us in Australia the ultimate outfit inspo ahead of the weekend. Taylor wore an olive green romper layered over a plain white tee, paired with floral sneakers and a black choker. It’s the kind of look we can throw on on a Saturday morning and easily go from brunch, to market shopping, to afternoon drinks in the sun and feel comfortable and pulled together all day long.
Another reason why we love this look? Taylor nails that high-low dressing we’re all about, pairing an affordable romper ($105), with a pair of high-end Saint Laurent sneakers. Who says your expensive purchases have to be for fancy times only?
Keep scrolling to peep Taylor’s adorable outfit combo, and shop pieces to get the look yourself.
On Taylor Swift: Bishop + Young Gracie Romper ($105), Saint Laurent Court Classic Floral Tapestry Sneakers ($742).
A layering staple every wardrobe needs.
Wear it over a tee, cozzie or turtleneck.
Floral sneakers = the perfect spring shoes.
The easiest way to make your outfit that little bit cooler, all lies in a black satin choker.
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