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STYLE ADVICE
SPRING-TO-SUMMER STAFF STYLE
By Sam Higgins, June 12, 2017
With a meteorological menu that offers a month’s worth of rainfall, followed by a heatwave, followed by sticky, humid nothingness, choosing a suitable ‘fit for the switching of seasons can be a tricky process. However, these seven stylish ASOSers have got their spring-to-summer steez on lock and are happy to share their pearls of wisdom.
Nic, junior Looped editor
Wearing: Stussy block hoodie with large logo, LVC jeans, Stance socks, Reebok Club C Vintage sneakers.
What’s your style hack for interseasonal dressing? A packable windbreaker is always a lifesaver.
How will you mix up your summer style? Working more pink into my wardrobe.
Max, junior fashion assistant
Wearing: ASOS shirt, ASOS pants and Nike Air Max 95s.
What’s your style hack for interseasonal dressing? A decent denim jacket is key.
Pictures: ASOS
How will you mix up your summer style? Wearing more shirts with colorful prints.
Ashley, junior sub editor
Wearing: Selected Homme short-sleeved shirt, Daniel Wellington watch, Cheap Monday jeans and Dune desert jeans.
What’s your style hack for interseasonal dressing? Lots of tees and lots of lightweight jackets.
How will you mix up your summer style? By jumping on the pastels bandwagon.
Matt, senior editor
Wearing: Levi's cowboy-print shirt, Cheap Monday T-shirt, COS pants and Clarks shoes.
What’s your style hack for interseasonal dressing? Long-sleeved tees (roll the sleeves when hot, layer with a shirt when it's chillier).
Pictures: ASOS
How will you mix up your summer style? Less ripped jeans, more chinos — smartening up a bit for SS17.
Ant, creative producer
Wearing: ASOS retro knitted track top, ASOS pink shirt, Weekday pants and Converse One Stars.
What’s your style hack for interseasonal dressing? Zip-off cargo pants.
How will you mix up your summer style? More clever layering.
