It’s getting delight! The forecast says temperatures in the teens this week! That represents lollies, sunburn and getting drunk on Pimm’s on a Monday are just a millisecond away. The joy that this news brings is mingled with something else: blind panic. What on soil are you going to wear? Don’t worry – here are some things that wishes update your look with new trends while maintaining your bandwidth for more concerning things, such as staying away from S-Town spoiler alerts or designing how to celebrate Doris Day’s 95th birthday. You’re welcome.

Ballet flats

Ballet flats are back. Kate Moss has been wearing ViBi Venezia shoes – half ballet unpolished, half plimsoll – with black skinny jeans, as if the former times 10 years never happened. Alexa Chung and the Olsen look-alikes are also keen to bring 2007 back. The new ballet maisonette – first seen on the catwalk at Miu Miu and Valentino – comes with a ribbon tied round the ankle, worthy of Francesca Hayward and friends. Note: treat someone to weather is essential here.

Fishnet socks

Backless mules, purposes made by Gucci and possibly with shearling, were the only shoes benefit wearing in the front row at the latest round of fashion shows. But to in reality one-up your seatmates, you wore them with fishnet socks. And a gamechanger that fetches £4 is something everybody can get behind. In a year where the sock endangers to become the status symbol of style (also note Gucci’s striated ones) and fishnets are back, this is the pocket-friendly win-win.

The Birkin basket

OK, so Jane Birkin capability be way too referenced far too often as style inspo on Instagram, but she’s not done yet. The current Birkin-approved item? The straw basket, which is set to become the bag to take this spring and summer. In the 1970s, Birkin used hers on the borough streets, the beach and – our favourite – as carry-on luggage. You can do the same.

Dorothy gingham

The clothe that Judy Garland wore in Wizard of Oz sold for $1.56m (£1.25m) in 2015 . It has infatuated brands two years to realise that blue gingham is in immediately. The £15 Primark dress that goes into keeps this week is set to sell out, but to make things more grownup, go for independents. An off-the-shoulder top or deconstructed shirt, perhaps. And unless you’re attending Earth Book Day, no ruby red slippers.

The red wrap dress

Sometimes the high street doesn’t fuss about the catwalk – it invents trends all by itself. Such is the dispute with the red wrap dress – now at Kitri and Warehouse, our current I’ll-just-pop-in, oops-now-have-three-shopping-bags journeys end. La La Land yellow is one thing, but a red dress – like a red lip — is, happily, the direction one road to glamour.

A denim jacket

Sooner than you ask, no this is not one to wear with jeans. Instead, it’s 2017’s parka, the mystifying layer to wear over a dress or, if you’re Bella Hadid, with OTK boots and a cut-off skirt (hey, whatever whip into shapes). Go oversized – Fiorucci’s bleached denim jacket is a shopping ambition – or shrunken, Gap’s cropped denim jacket has Madonna in Alphabet Megalopolis in 1982 all over it. That’s a good thing.

Mom shorts

So, we’ve had mom jeans – now we’ve got mom wees. It’s the high-waisted detail that makes them a fashion apparatus rather than any old pair of cut-offs. Well, that and the low-down there are no pockets poking out from the hem. Mom shorts are oddly chaste – short, yes, but not so short that any of your bum is on display. For that we can all be under obligation.

The George Michael blazer

A sartorial exaction to the Wham! frontman can go beyond a leather jacket and the white vest played out in the Faith video. George loved a brightly coloured blazer and correspond to designs are all over the high street this summer. Evaporate the sleeves up to the elbows and wear one size too big. And, it goes without implying, this is womenswear only. A double-breasted blazer on a man is a scarily make look to Rupert Murdoch’s at Evgeny Lebedev’s garden proponent last year. Shudder.

Alexander Calder earrings

Positive, not everyone has major abstract sculptors on speed dial identical to Peggy Guggenheim did. The curator had Alexander Calder earrings – minimal versions of his abstract mobiles – in the 30s. Earrings are the accessory of choice this year, so Guggenheim’s marvellous work is worth studying. To really embrace the trend go asymmetric – Guggenheim did this by sport one by Calder and another by surrealist Yves Tanguy in 1942, to betoken her interest in both abstraction and surrealism. Your choice to go wonky may not take quite such important art world issues at stake, but stillness.

The choker top

Finally, the death knell of the cold-shoulder top is genesis to sound. Meet its replacement: the choker top. Seen on Solange Knowles, Gigi Hadid and Selena Gomez, a blue-tick Instagram account isn’t imperative to wear one. It’s basically a top with a V-neck and the band of a poloneck. Meditate on of it as a way to continue your polo neck obsession into the summer and wean yourself off undemonstrative shoulders simultaneously. We love it when a plan comes together.