#legend100ootd: with Jason Wu and Moonie Chu

#sleevesoff by Jason Wu @jason_wuch

Vests are back. And not just as your standard underlayer. At Hermès, they peeked out from underneath crochet shirts. Ferragamo layered its over long-sleeved knit tops and Burberry’s chief creative officer Daniel Lee removed the sides entirely. There’s really no right or wrong way to wear one, but we recommend taking the environment into account. Shorts and a vest, as seen at the D&G show, is probably a fine way to go in summer.

Top: Black mesh knit vest cardigan _ Prada; Beige pleated shorts _ Loro Piana from Mr Porter; Brown watersnake belt _ Celine Bottom: Black ribbed socks _ Berluti; Black leather derbies _ Givenchy

#blazeup by Moonie Chu @moonieckm

Trends are hard to keep up with, but you can always count on a timeless blazer to anchor any spring ensemble. The button-up blouse is a classic, no-brainer pairing, but there are so many more combos that could be put together. Influencer and Olympic fencer Moonie Chu styles hers with a matching tank and jeans for a casual cool look. You could go for the full tailored look with matching trousers. Or, join the much in-trend no-pants club by styling an oversized cut with a mini dress or shorts.

Top: Beige linen oversized blazer _ Jacquemus; Brown semi-sheer mini dress _ Saint Laurent from Net-A-Porter; Chalk mini Sardine bag _ Bottega Veneta Bottom: Indirizzo espadrilles _ Hermès

Also see: #legend100ootd: with Wilfred Wong and Kiri T