I’m Building My Entire Vacation Wardrobe Around Sézane’s Pre-Spring 2026 Collection
Consider it the French-girl formula to chic warm-weather style.
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Since winter is showing no signs of slowing down (especially in New York City), I've been daydreaming about my warm-weather wardrobe—specifically, what I'll be packing for my European getaway in just a couple of months. I have just enough time to build my spring fashion wishlist, and it seems Sézane read my mind with the launch of its Pre-Spring 2026 collection.
The French fashion brand's new drop features the kind of early-spring finds you would expect to see on vacationing Parisians. From dainty embroidered blouses to pair with denim to breezy dresses for one-and-done vacation outfits, I'm considering this collection my one-way ticket to chicer warm-weather dressing.
Spring will be here before you know it. Whether you have a trip in the books or need to refresh your seasonal wardrobe, the Sézane pieces below have that je ne sais quoi you're looking for.
Sézane is carrying the cool blue color trend into spring, and I'm not mad about it.
No other print brings me as much joy as polka dots.
This lacy skirt could pair with so much in your closet.
Mark my words: The seashell jewelry trend will be back this spring.
White skirt outfits are an editor-favorite, especially for spring.
This cherry-red number is exactly what I imagine French women wear on a beach vacation.
An embroidered tank top like this elevates any warm-weather bottom.
A crisp white button-down shirt will forever be one of my wardrobe staples, no matter the season.
I've very into the '70s feel of this vest.
If you buy one bag for spring, make it a classic basket bag.
My ideal LBD for hot weather.
Prepare for this color to be everywhere in the next month or two.
I'd pick up this top and the matching skirt for an easy vacation look.
Pair this embroidered blouse with jeans for a classic French-girl outfit.
This would make for the chicest of bathing suit cover-ups.
For your spring work outfits!
In case you're looking for a revamped denim jacket, this pick screams "spring."
Swap out your white T-shirt for this spring-forward find.
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Brooke Knappenberger is the Associate Commerce Editor at Marie Claire, where she specializes in crafting shopping stories—from sales content to buying guides that span every vertical on the site. She also oversees holiday coverage with an emphasis on gifting guides as well as Power Pick, our monthly column on the items that power the lives of MC’s editors. She also tackled shopping content as Marie Claire's Editorial Fellow prior to her role as Associate Commerce Editor.
She has over three years of experience writing on fashion, beauty, and entertainment and her work has appeared on Looper, NickiSwift, The Sun US, and Vox Magazine of Columbia, Missouri. Brooke obtained her Bachelor's Degree in Journalism from the University of Missouri’s School of Journalism with an emphasis on Magazine Editing and has a minor in Textile and Apparel Management.