Coastal glam is taking over our closets — here’s how to wear the spring trend

You don’t have to live by the beach to channel seaside sophistication this spring.

Coastal glam is one of the season’s top trends, with woven textures, playful patterns, matching sets, shoreside-inspired accents, lightweight scarves and raffia accessories taking center stage. Whether or not you’ve got a warm-weather vacation planned, these easy, breezy pieces are perfect for long, sunny days and can seamlessly take you from beach to brunch to evening.

Looking to add a little coastal cool to your own closet? Below, three easy ways to get the laid-back look — all available at Bloomingdale’s.

Woven work

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Crochet, laser cutouts and netting are as beautiful as they are breathable, whether worn in the form of dresses or separates.

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Staud Lorena Dress

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Pattern play

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Stripes and gingham fit right in at the shore, but effortlessly punch up any spring or summer ensemble.

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Aqua Gingham Bustier Midi Dress

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Matching sets

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Coordinated top-and-bottom sets feels thoughtfully styled, but are still every bit easy and chic as your favorite dress. (Plus, you can style the pieces separately to get more mileage out of the look, pairing the top with denim and the skirt with a classic tee or tank.)

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Cinq à Sept Sophie Flutter Sleeve Marianna Top and Sophie Cellah Skirt

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Staud Moon Raffia Tote Bag

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