Enjoy your daily outdoor walks in style

Outdoor fashion SS21

5 February 2021

Since we have all acquired a new love for long walks and being outdoors, we might just stay at it in spring 2021. With the right outfit, it's the perfect occasion to catch up with friends, take out a coffee from your favorite local bar and discover new parts of the neighborhood.

Living in Belgium, we all know we better prepare for any kind of weather. In these jackets, you will be able to brave a summery rain shower or enjoy the first rays of sunshine.

^{Caroline Biss (2x) - Betty Barclay (5x)}

If you're lucky, you might be able to lose the jacket and show off a pre-summer sweater, like the ones below.

^{Améline by Mayerline - Mayerline (2x) - Brax - Caroline Biss (2x)}

Opt for comfortable, yet stylish footwear that will allow you to stroll around for days. Pastel-colored sneakers or a pair of stylish boots are our favorite options!

^{Tamaris (3x) - Floris van Bommel (3x) - Unisa (3x)}

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