The forecast calls for minus degrees in the morning and sunny sky during the day. You're stuck racking your brain to come up with a chic look that works for both. You are still finding yourself stucked in your Winter wardrobe with earthy tones and heavy knits and simultaneously you are longing for brighter colours. Sounds familiar? Well, problem solved. We have here given you a wide range of outfits you'll want to steal on those early Spring days.

The styles are dominated by refreshing flower prints complemented by fine, soft hues which will make the transition to a new season wardrobe gradual yet so elegant. 

"Orange is the new black" some people might say. During the Autumn/Winter season we have seen the colour as a muted terracotta for autumnal dressing - on everything from outerwear to soft knits. The extensive shade range of orange is what makes it such an interesting style statement for this season and the next. Because this Spring/Summer we are going to see it in a bright and vibrant Summer version. It will to dominate the print designs and swimwear too. We love it - don't you? 

Fruit is no longer just for eating; it's for wearing too. Summery fruit prints are making a splash on everything from tees to swimwear this Summer. Playful and proper at the same time. 

"Orange is the new black" some people might say. During the Autumn/Winter season we have seen the colour as a muted terracotta for autumnal dressing - on everything from outerwear to soft knits. The extensive shade range of orange is what makes it such an interesting style statement for this season and the next. Because this Spring/Summer we are going to see it in a bright and vibrant Summer version. It will to dominate the print designs and swimwear too. We love it - don't you? 

Fruit is no longer just for eating; it's for wearing too. Summery fruit prints are making a splash on everything from tees to swimwear this Summer. Playful and proper at the same time. 

The Nordic countryside tempts with flowery fields, wide heaths, deep waters and forever skies, inviting us on an adventurous journey that is both tender and tough; from early autumn to the deep of winter. As summer retires and makes way for autumn, soak up the last rays of sun and sense the palpable change in pace.

But just because the days are beginning to cool doesn’t mean you need to pack away those summer dresses – in fact, it is just time to layer them up so you can wear them throughout Autumn too. One our favourite outfit combinations is a soft and cozy sweater thrown over an airy summer dress. But there’s more than one way to layer up for the seasonal transition. You can easily wear your favourite pair of ripped jeans or a pair of long boots to cover up those bare, still sun-kissed legs. 

This season, we reflect nature’s own artwork in a collection of cozy materials, eye catching prints and earthy tones inspired by the falling leaves, the dark forests and the sturdy heather. Styles for strong women, bracing the Northern elements together.

New season, new way. Within the next couple of months, the days are become shorter and colder, meaning it's time to bring out your favorite       jackets. However, instead of automatically reaching for long, fitted, or oversize silhouettes, we suggest cropped jackets: They're a fun alternative to your classic staples. Plus, with a shortened hem, it can also completely change the look of your other favorite bold silhouettes to wear, such as maxi dresses, high-rise pants, or cropped tops, allowing for all the pieces in your wardrobe to go a bit further.

Creating an outfit from a single item just makes getting dressed easier – doesn’t This autumn, the boiler suit is fashion’s go-to trend. It’s not the new jumpsuit – they share the same DNA, but it’s looser and comes in more durable fabrics. The casualization of fashion is really catching on.

As season I changing hues are changing too. Wine tones are perfect for the cooler season, as they add depth and richness to a look without clashing with the colder weather. This season we are crushing on “Merlot”, a deep red wine shade, which displays sophistication and depth.

If you’re in love with check, you won’t resist to a checked printed coat’s timeless charm. This fall takes us back to our grandmothers’ old coats, reinterpreting them with an innovative taste.  Check expressed their beauty on typically winter pieces – not just cots but parkas, masculine suits and maxi scarves as well, on rough and rich fabrics like wool, are their match made in Heaven.

Having suffered a turbulent few decades since its 70s heyday, corduroy has a history of being one of the fashion world's most aesthetically divisive fabrics. So, whether you personally love it or hate it, it's still here this season. Stronger and cooler than ever. Our favourite way to wear it? Doubling up via a suit.