The fashion industry is moving towards a trend where people are interested in purchasing clothing that is both versatile and long-lasting. That's just one of so many reasons that the minimalistic style recently became so trendy.

During this time, it is crucial to have a few wardrobe staples and style essentials in order to build some kind of foundation for your wardrobe, but keeping up with these minimalistic spring style trends is also something you don’t want to miss out on. The solid-colored, chic, elegant, and neutral silhouettes are ideal for everyone’s closet. Here are some of the trends:

4 Minimalistic Style Trends You Can’t Miss for the Spring Season

1. Knockout Knits for Spring

The perfect seasonal transition outfit when you are going from cold to warm weather. You can rock neutral-colored knit apparel for a comfortable yet stylish look. You can dress entirely in ribbed wool or soft cashmere and still be fashionable. From pleated skirts to wide-leg pants, you can embrace the minimalist trend.

2. Unique Necklines

You can maximize the look of your basic or minimalistic apparel by choosing tops with unique necklines. From cut-outs to asymmetrical, and even twisted necklines, the options are endless and the style is only increasing in popularity. You don’t have to settle for the basic scoop neck or v-neck, now, you can opt for something more original.

3. Stylish Suits Cut Short

4 Minimalistic Style Trends You Can’t Miss for the Spring Season

Regular pantsuits are no more with the minimalist style this spring. In fact, the suit has been cut short, literally. It is perfect for adapting to the warmer weather as you can dress in knee-length trousers or Bermuda shorts while pairing it with stylish spring blazers. You can complete the look with knee-high boots or even some chunky oxford shoes.

4. Bulky Chain Accessories

A minimalistic look stands out on its own, but you can enhance the style by adding some bulky chain accessories around your neck. This style trend became fashionable in the fall and it is sticking around through the spring.