When seasons change, it is an exciting time, but it can also be confusing. It feels like just when you’ve gotten into a rhythm of wearing the perfect seasonal wardrobe, there’s a new season creeping just around the corner. Well, we’re here to help!

You can be prepped and ready to look your best in the new season’s weather by keeping a few things in mind. Here are five tips for you to easily and smoothly transition your spring wardrobe into summer.

Layers for Showing Off in Hotter Weather — For days with unpredictable temperature rises and drops, having cute layers to add and remove as needed is key. Stock up on cute sports bras to put underneath your springtime athleisure tops in case the day gets too hot to handle.

We love a cute sports bra peeking out underneath a loose tank or cropped tee. Pair that with some high-waisted biker shorts or light fabric leggings for a breathable and weatherproof look during season changes.

Athleisure outfits are the perfect style to take you from spring to summer comfortably — plus, you’ll be ready to jump in and get involved in all of the fun outdoor activities that the new season will bring.

A Secret Helper for Flattering Outfits — Temperatures are rising along with hemlines as summer makes its way onto our calendars. You can feel held in and secure in those tight and clingy pieces with a little help from some shapewear. There are countless styles and levels of compression available, which means that there’s always a shapewear garment for your specific outfit or need.

More women than ever before are experiencing the magic of shapewear products. The industry has been growing steadily and is forecast to continue to grow over the next several years. Why? Because it works, and women are learning to love the way they look in their sexiest outfits.

Spring style trends include loose, flowing maxi dresses but summer is all about those hotter, sexier outfits that hug your curves. So reach for your sexiest summer dress and know that you’ve got a new secret weapon to help you wear it confidently. From high-waisted compression shorts or panties to extra-firm bodysuits or corsets, you can smooth out your curves, look firm and feel secure as you rock that summer dress.

Swap In Sweaters for Jackets — As spring showers go away, we can start to swap in our lighter sweaters and cropped hoodies in place of denim jackets or heavier pieces. A light fabric sweater or a soft cropped hoodie is a perfect outer layer option for beach evenings or unseasonably cold days that don’t have a chance of rain.

When sporting a seasonal transition athleisure look, we especially love the way a thin, light sweater looks tied around your waist. You’ll look cute and be prepared for the weather of the day.

Like we said before, layers are the key to dealing with ever-changing temperatures between seasons, so keeping them lightweight and stylish is the best way to transition your wardrobe smoothly.

More Linen, Less Denim — Another great way to ease into summer days is to swap out those heavy denim jeans or shorts and opt for linen and softer fabrics.

Picnics at the lake, beach or park call for comfortable fabrics that move with you, give you some coverage and also keep you cool. Your springtime denim jeans are super cute, but don’t always let your legs breathe on hot summer days.

As you try out some linen pants, dresses and shorts, this is another good opportunity for shapewear to come in and assist. A light compression garment, such as a simple high-waisted panty, is the perfect accessory underneath your linen or soft fabric summer outfits.

Shapewear lets you enjoy your summertime events in comfortable, breathable clothing and gives you the peace of mind you need. Forget about unflattering wardrobe malfunctions and wear those thin, light fabrics all day long.

Don’t Forget the Shoes — Last, as your wardrobe moves with you from spring to summer, remember that shoes can make or break an outfit. Stash away your thick spring boots and booties so you can bring out your light sneakers, sandals, wedges and flats.

A heavy shoe or boot in the summer season can look out of place and throw off the entire vibe of your wardrobe. Try a strappy sandal with linen pants or shorts, or a classic all-white sneaker paired with a short, floral dress. Espadrille wedges are a seasonably appropriate shoe that goes well with any summer outfit as well.

Let your feet breathe on hot summer days and bring harmony to your outfits with the right footwear choice. For tips on transitioning your wardrobe, don’t forget the shoes; check out Shoe Time for the best options.

The time between seasons changing can make it difficult to choose what to wear. Slowly transition out your heavier pieces and rotate in lighter fabrics, tighter and sexier outfits and tons of cute, layerable athleisure pieces. Remember that shapewear is your best friend and secret weapon for all of your short, clingy summer wardrobe needs. Cheers to brighter, hotter days full of comfort and cuteness!

Following Real Madrid’s recent La Liga success, being crowned the champions of Spain for the 35^th time in their rich history, Los Blancos boss Carlos Ancelotti has won just about everything worth winning in European football — quite literally!

The Italian has won a wealth of both domestic and continental cups and titles during his lengthy career, which has now spanned over four decades — too many to sit here and list, in fact.

But having already won four of Europe’s top five divisions (the Premier League, Ligue 1, Serie A and the Bundesliga), the Spanish top flight was the one major title missing from his glittering CV.

Now he is about to get his hands on that elusive La Liga trophy though, and history has been made — as Ancelotti writes his name in the history booked as the first-ever coach to win all five of Europe’s top leagues!

On the grand scale of things, that is a monumental achievement — one that may never be replicated, as well. So, without further ado, let’s take a look at how Ancelotti achieved what seemed the impossible. Read on to find out more!

Serie A: AC Milan – 2003-04

Already a Champions League winner with AC Milan, beating his former club Juventus to the European Cup at Old Trafford the previous season, Ancelotti won the Serie A, the first league title of his career, with the San Siro outfit in 2003-04.

Milan lost just twice all season, with their second defeat of the campaign coming against Reggina on the penultimate game week when the title was already wrapped up — ultimately finishing 11 points clear of Roma. Ancelotti would win a second UCL with Milan before joining Chelsea in 2009.

Premier League: Chelsea – 2009-10

The presence of a dual Champions League winner in the Stamford Bridge dugout was more than enough to make Chelsea one of the favourites in the Premiership title odds, and Ancelotti delivered the league in his first season in England.

It was a fierce battle between the Blues and Manchester United at the top of the table, with the title race going right down to the final day of the season. But Chelsea held their nerve, thrashing Wigan Athletic 8-0 to beat Sir Alex Ferguson’s men to the league crown by a single point.

Ligue 1: Paris Saint-Germain – 2012-13

Infamously sacked by Chelsea in the Goodison Park tunnel following a defeat to Everton at the end of the 2010-11 season, Ancelotti’s next stop on his managerial career was the French capital — taking over Paris Saint-Germain in December 2011.

The first season since being bought by Qatar Sports Investments, Ancelotti failed to deliver the Ligue 1 title in 2011-12 — losing out to Montpellier by three points. But he made amends the following campaign, clinching the title with two games to spare and later finishing 12 points clear of Marseille. It was PSG’s first title triumph since 1994.

Bundesliga: Bayern Munich – 2016-17

After leaving Paris for Madrid at the end of the 2013 season, Ancelotti spent two years in charge of Real — winning a third Champions League, but his inability to deliver La Liga title ultimately cost him his job.

A couple of months later, he was revealed as Bayern Munich boss — replacing the outgoing Pep Guardiola. Der FCB, unsurprisingly, breezed to the Bundesliga title, losing just two games all season and finishing 15 points clear of German top-flight newbies RB Leipzig. After losing the dressing room, Ancelotti was sacked by Bayern in September 2017.

La Liga: Real Madrid – 2021-22

With stints at Napoli and Everton following on from his Bayern dismissal, many claimed Ancelotti’s time at the top was well and truly over. But Madrid came calling last summer and the Italian packed his bags in Merseyside and jetted off for a return to the Spanish capital.

And this time around, Ancelotti delivered the domestic goods — bringing La Liga title back to the Santiago Bernabéu trophy room after Los Blancos’ cross-city rivals Atlético Madrid had it stored in their cabinet at the Wanda Metropolitano for the last 12 months.