The Olsen Twins Style Guide to Recreating Their Chicest Spring Looks

All Olsen twin-style fans know that, although the girls are often seen draped and swaddled beneath luxurious winter garb, they also know how to inspire us for spring and summer. Just like with their cold-weather ensembles, their medley of scarce and candid paparazzi shots are stored, saved, and venerated to curate a well-rounded wardrobe. Not only do they show us the items we want to buy, but they also demonstrate to us how a strong sense of self can further amplify your personal style. Think of silhouettes, accessories, layering techniques, and textures that make you feel the most you.

We’re yearning for warm weather, and with spring on the horizon, there’s no better time to dive into our Olsen twin-style archive for outfit inspiration as emerge from our frozen cocoons.

Vogue’s Olsen Twin Style Guide:

1. The Oversized Poplin Shirt: Cos oversized curved-hem shirt, $99
2. The Crochet Topper: Staud The Alba ballet flat, $350
3. The Maxi Silk Skirt: H&M maxi skirt, $35
4. The Relaxed Sweater: J.Crew cashmere v-neck sweater, $188
5. The Margaux Bag Alternative: The Row Blake leather shoulder bag, $4,190
6. The Easy Ballet Flat: Le Monde Beryl Luna suede ballet flats, $465
7. The Statement Sunglasses: Ray-Ban sunglasses, $180
8. The Trending Ballet Shoe: Alaïa metallic crocheted ballet flats, $1,400
9. The Flounce Skirt: Massimo Dutti flounce poplin midi skirt, $140

As we set aside our wrap coats and heavy boots, we’re asking ourselves, “How would the Olsen twins prepare for the new season?” They would let proportion do the talking—with oversized cotton poplin blouses, languid trousers, and flouncy skirts. Instead of wearing a going-out blouse for the evening, they’d opt for a lightweight knit and a silky maxi skirt. Instead of boots, they’d both pull out an unexpected pair of crochet ballet flats that embody the essence of spring. The key? Start with the basics, and build on those essentials.