I Stalk Nordstrom's New Arrivals Page—These Are My Favorite Spring Finds, Starting at $69

Quilted jackets are a staple on my list of transitional pieces, and this one from Kate Middleton-approved brand Barbour is an instant classic. Whether you layer it over a maxi dress or a basic white T-shirt and jeans, it'll give any fit a dash of countryside chic. The tartan lining and corduroy spread collar are timeless touches, while the front flap pockets are perfect for storing your phone, glasses and keys.

Nothing compares to Frame jeans’ quality, according to several PureWow editors—which is why I have my eye on this ultra-flattering pair. It features retro patch pockets, a high waist and swingy legs (all my springtime favorites), and is made of a soft and stretchy denim that one buyer says feels “like pajamas.” Cute, comfy and inspired by the '70s? I couldn't ask for much more from my jeans.

What’s spring without florals? Available in magenta and ivory, this preppy floral mini features a matching belt for a customizable fit. Between the drop-waist skirt, lace trim and puff sleeves, it no doubt puts a fancier spin on a typical shirtdress, meaning it's ready for baby showers, brunch parties and any other springtime celebration you may have on the books. Oh, and did I mention it has pockets?

I don’t know about you, but striped pullovers are a staple in my spring capsule wardrobe. Available in navy and ivory colorways, this cotton-blend style offers plenty of room and a touch of stretch, so you can move with ease. Pair it with the matching knit midi skirt for a perfectly put-together look all season long.

If you're seeking a sneaker that combines technical ability with a stylish aesthetic, On is your answer. With a mesh upper, padded heel and a buoyant CloudTec sole, these second-gen Cloudnovas are perfect for walking, running or running errands. But you don’t just have to take my word for it. They've racked up more than 200 reviews from buyers who rave that they can wear them all day without pain and with no break-in period.

I’m manifesting a polka dot spring, starting with this fun frock that comes in at just under $100. It features a fitted, corset-style bodice that's guaranteed to make you look snatched—but don't worry, there's smocking at the back to provide a bit of give. And don’t even get me started on the flared skirt and square neckline that shows just the right amount of skin. I'll be whipping this beauty out for the first picnic of the season.

Springtime, luckily, means bringing lighter layers back into rotation. This striped sweater jacket is just the thing. The unique design makes it look like a cardigan layered over a jean jacket, with denim cuffs on its bell sleeves and a denim trim through the zip placket. It's sure to spruce up any casual outfit while adding just the right amount of warmth.

You can never have too many linen-blend tops for spring, and I'm loving the romantic silhouette and Bridgerton-inspired puff sleeves of this one. Thanks to its tie-back closure, you can cinch it to achieve an hourglass shape—or leave it a little boxier if that's more your speed. Either way, the refined neckline and fabric buttons are bound to elevate any look.

These Sam Edelman flats—available in multiple spring-ready colors—are reminiscent of several designer styles, but at a fraction of the cost. Even better, that knotted upper is made of leather, meaning they should be as durable as they are comfortable for both work days and weekend outings. Given their open construction, breathability is also a given.

Fashionistas, listen up: The perfect spring top does exist. I’ve had my eye on this linen-blend style for days, and it's not only because of its gorgeous embroidered cutwork, which supplies dimension and ornamental flair. I’m also obsessed with the scalloped hem and ruffled collar—a nod to the Victorian trend we've been seeing over the past few months. It's dressy but versatile, pairing just as well with jeans as it would a flowy maxi skirt.