Trench coats? For spring? Groundbreaking The items to add to your shopping list to face the change of season in style

Spring is that time of year when, along with tulips and daisies, the desire for a new beginning blossoms. As if by magic at the dawning of the first warm rays of sunshine, the desire to change something is awakened. It may be the haircut, the job, the crush, the city, the color of the walls of the house, but we feel the urge to update even a small detail of our lives for the new season. The first step in this makeover? The closet. We put away the heavy coats and wool sweaters and, after a decluttering with almost zen-like properties, we rearrange shirts, light dresses, denim jackets and the rest of the wardrobe, considering what we could give ourselves to look our best in the coming weeks. There is only one item that, if we don't already own, we should add to our shopping list: the trench coat. It is the staple for surviving the uncertain weather of April and May in style. This is well known by celebrities who, from Jennifer Lawrence to Kylie Jenner, sport it in every variation. Sometimes they are inspired by the classic, belted models in the typical beige color, like Audrey Hepburn's in Breakfast at Tiffany's or Meryl Streep's in Kramer vs. Kramer; other times they prefer a bolder design like Catherine Deneuve's vinyl trench coat in Daytime Beauty. The possibilities are as many as our personal tastes. If you don't know which one to choose, G-Club suggests the trendy styles to buy for spring 2024.

Classic trench coat

The green trench coat is the perfect variation if we are looking for a neutral item, but with a hint of color. Very spring-like is the pale mint shades from Swedish brand Axel Arigato as well as the proposal from Stutterheim, with its classic silhouette complemented by modern design details such as zippers on the sleeves and side slits on the bottom hem, which add comfort and ease of movement. The other colors to focus on for the coming months? Light blue, butter, lilac, burgundy. If we want something funny, opt for prints like Farm Rio's banana-themed ones.