SIENNA MILLER
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We won't do the "groundbreaking" quote, don't worry. But try to remember that there are many more prints than florals that work for this season. Gingham – as Sienna Miller proves – is definitely one to try out. Photo: Getty
ROSIE HUNTINGTON-WHITELEY
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White denim is definitely made for spring. While the material can be too heavy for the hottest months and white is not always right for winter, white denim is a go-to for this time of year. Photo: Getty
OLIVIA PALERMO
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Short, floaty dresses might not be quite right for our spring weather, but sleeved, longer options are likely to work. Just make sure to carry a scarf or jacket in your handbag. Photo: Getty
MIRANDA KERR
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Invest in plenty of pretty blouses and shirts that you can team with jeans. The formula will work for pretty much any day in spring. Photo: Getty
VICTORIA BECKHAM
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For when it's not warm enough to have everything on show, but too hot to wear something tight, take your cue from Victoria Beckham and wear loose shirts and trousers. Photo: Getty
GIGI HADID
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Don't pack away your ankle boots just yet. Spring in Britain does not always spell sandals – and skirts and dresses can look just as stylish with the right pair of boots. Photo: Getty
KENDALL JENNER
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Although Kendall Jenner might have supermodel pins, you don't have to be vertically gifted to wear flares. Team them with trainers or sandals and wear them all spring long. Photo: Getty
BLAKE LIVELY
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Don't be afraid of wearing your summer dresses early, as long as they are not too flimsy. Photo: Getty
CLEMENCE POESY
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A pair of open-toed mules can provide the perfect transition into strappy sandals. Wear with jeans and a simple white shirt for an offbeat feel. Photo: Getty
EMMA WATSON
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A leather jacket can be fashion's best friend in spring. Take your cue from Emma Watson and opt for a shade of brown for a less harsh, less wintery finish. Photo: Getty
BELLA HADID
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While denim can be the enemy on hot summer days, it is the ideal material for spring so don't be afraid to double up a la Bella Hadid. Photo: Getty
BEHATI PRINSLOO
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Printed trousers can really pack a punch, as proven by Behati Prinsloo – and they are great for that in between weather. Team with a simple T-shirt and sandals when it's warm, then add Converse trainers and a denim jacket when the evening breeze hits. Photo: Getty
AMAL CLOONEY
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For working wardrobe conundrums, we always look to Amal Clooney. The advice here? Ditch your tights, swap your polo-neck for a colourful blouse and live in your pencil skirts. Photo: Getty
ALEXA CHUNG
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Too cold in the morning for a dress? Too hot for your coat by lunchtime? For when the weather just can't decide what to do with itself, take your cue from Alexa Chung and get layering. Photo: Getty
CANDICE SWANEPOEL
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When you think of spring, the image of pastels and florals might immediately come to mind, but Candice Swanepoel proves that a classic black midi dress can have even more of an impact. Simply team with ballet pumps and a statement pair of shades. Photo: Getty
