Sidewalk Style: Los Angeles
- Sidewalk Style: Los AngelesWhile L.A. has a rep for catering to more casual dressing, it isn't all denim and tanks. We've found 12 Angelenos who've taken California favorites like nautical stripes and frothy scarves and added their own playful spins on these breezy trends. –Zoe Schaeffer A menswear element like an oversize blazer adds edge to a feminine blouse and skinny jeans. Stray from the usual gray hue and opt for a bold striped or printed version.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/93782_Original.jpg
- Sidewalk Style: Los AngelesLayering is still chic when proportions are in check. Make sure the outermost piece hits the waist to prevent it from looking sloppy.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/93779_Original.jpg
- Sidewalk Style: Los AngelesAnimal prints are the latest new neutral, so what better way to wear them than with stripes (last year's new neutral)? When teamed with easy wedges and classic shades, the two patterns feel harmonious, especially as the weather heats up.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/93777_Original.jpg
- Sidewalk Style: Los AngelesColored denim first made a splash in red and yellow, and purple is the latest shade to join the jean brigade. When matched with neutrals, this plum-perfect hue makes just the right amount of a statement.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/93778_Original.jpg
- Sidewalk Style: Los AngelesMaxi-skirts are the new means of going day to night. Scruffed-up boots add a touch of toughness to a dressed-down day look.http://static.glo.com/photos/Original/93771_Original.jpg
- Sidewalk Style: Los AngelesThe oversize scarf trend originated with the '90s pashmina, and it shows no signs of slowing down. A sheer, supersize printed version keeps the look fresh.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/93775_Original.jpg
- Sidewalk Style: Los AngelesTry spring's red-all-over trend in a pair of flattering jeans. Top them off with a fun, printed crewneck sweater for a playful errands-to-drinks outfit.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/93773_Original.jpg
- Sidewalk Style: Los AngelesA blanket-style coat can be tricky to tackle if it's too bulky. Choose a version that shows your legs to avoid looking like you're wearing a duvet.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/93780_Original.jpg
- Sidewalk Style: Los AngelesA shirt tied around the waist can add dramatic flair, especially in an animal-printed pattern. Wear it low on the hips to avoid sloppy bunching.http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/93781_Original.jpg
- Sidewalk Style: Los AngelesCrossbody bags with chain straps are the newest incarnation of the classic messenger. Layer one over something delicate, like a silky top or a light cashmere cardigan.http://static2.glo.com/photos/Original/93776_Original.jpg
- Sidewalk Style: Los AngelesA floral jumpsuit becomes an easy-to-wear day option when anchored with utilitarian elements like a denim jacket and combat boots.http://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/93774_Original.jpg
- Sidewalk Style: Los AngelesDaytime clutches are one hot ticket, and a supersize version is a practical option for the workweek. NEXT ON GLO: Real Women's Street Style in NYChttp://static1.glo.com/photos/Original/93772_Original.jpg
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1 of 12While L.A. has a rep for catering to more casual dressing, it isn't all denim and tanks. We've found 12 Angelenos who've taken California favorites like nautical stripes and frothy scarves and added their own playful spins on these breezy trends. –Zoe Schaeffer
A menswear element like an oversize blazer adds edge to a feminine blouse and skinny jeans. Stray from the usual gray hue and opt for a bold striped or printed version.
Layer Cake
2 of 12Layering is still chic when proportions are in check. Make sure the outermost piece hits the waist to prevent it from looking sloppy.
Wild Thing
3 of 12Animal prints are the latest "new neutral," so what better way to wear them than with stripes (last year's "new neutral")? When teamed with easy wedges and classic shades, the two patterns feel harmonious, especially as the weather heats up.
Purple Reign
4 of 12Colored denim first made a splash in red and yellow, and purple is the latest shade to join the jean brigade. When matched with neutrals, this plum-perfect hue makes just the right amount of a statement.
Maxed Out
5 of 12Maxi-skirts are the new means of going day to night. Scruffed-up boots add a touch of toughness to a dressed-down day look.
Wrap Party
6 of 12The oversize scarf trend originated with the '90s pashmina, and it shows no signs of slowing down. A sheer, supersize printed version keeps the look fresh.
Code Red
7 of 12Try spring's red-all-over trend in a pair of flattering jeans. Top them off with a fun, printed crewneck sweater for a playful errands-to-drinks outfit.
Blanket Statement
8 of 12A blanket-style coat can be tricky to tackle if it's too bulky. Choose a version that shows your legs to avoid looking like you're wearing a duvet.
Shirting the Issue
9 of 12A shirt tied around the waist can add dramatic flair, especially in an animal-printed pattern. Wear it low on the hips to avoid sloppy bunching.
Cross It Out
10 of 12Crossbody bags with chain straps are the newest incarnation of the classic messenger. Layer one over something delicate, like a silky top or a light cashmere cardigan.
Jump Around
11 of 12A floral jumpsuit becomes an easy-to-wear day option when anchored with utilitarian elements like a denim jacket and combat boots.
Clutch Yourself
12 of 12Daytime clutches are one hot ticket, and a supersize version is a practical option for the workweek.
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