Jumpsuits are so in for the upcoming season, and we love that this ’70s inspired trend has received a fresh and chic update. Check out our 9 favorite jumpsuits and rompers for spring and any body type or occasion and learn to work the look!

1. Love You Love Me Romper by Free People

Made out sustainable rayon (tree fiber fabric) this cute and casual romper is the perfect cover up or easy outfit for those lazy Sundays when the weather gets warmer. Wear it with your favorite flats or go for wedge espadrilles if you need more leg length.

$148

2. Wilder Jumpsuit by Splendid

Another casual cool jumpsuit, this one is made from sustainable Tencel fabric and is  super easy to wear either up or down depending on how you accessorize or choose your footwear.

$298

3. Gaucho Jumpsuit by Eileen Fisher

Also made from Tencel, this effortless jumpsuit by eco-fashion designer Eileen Fisher is your go to outfit for casual occasions and easy days. Pair it with your favorite flats and you’re ready to gaucho!

$358

4. Amapa Jumpsuit by Elevenses

Go more tribal with this handwoven rayon, super wide-leg jumpsuit. It definitely calls for a pair of heels and a special occasion.

$158

5. Chambray Culotte Romper by Hunter Bell New York

Designed, cut and handmade in New York, this chic and elegant romper is perfect for warmer weather! Made from eco-friendly Modal, it’s as soft as it is beautiful.

$264

6. Wrap Top Jumpsuit by Loveappella

The quintessential wrap-around jumpsuit, this Flashdance meets fashion editor chic makes this the perfect outfit for nearly any occasion – and its made in the USA!

$88

7. Draped Garnet Jumpsuit by Morgan Carper

If you’re looking for something dressier and more formal, this silky soft jumpsuit is top choice. Pair it with sexy heels and minimal make-up for an effortless look.

$50

8. Silk Jumpsuit by Amanda Uprichard

Another gorgeous formal option, this 100 percent silk, made in the USA jumpsuit is perfect for spring parties and special occasions.

$242

9. Crisscross Back Strap Jumpsuit by Koral

Our list wouldn’t be complete without a unitard – the source of inspiration for all jumpsuits! This made in the USA one is so sexy and sure to be a hit in your yoga or dance class.

$208

Related on EcoSalon

 Stylish Steals: The Versatility of a Jumpsuit

4 Easy to Get Eco Chic Looks for Festival Season

When Shirt and Pant Collide

The post 9 Chic, Cute Jumpsuits and Rompers for Sustainable Spring Fashion appeared first on EcoSalon.

Ever thought of yourself in a jumpsuit?

Probably one of the most versatile pieces you could ever have in your wardrobe, the jumpsuit has been worn by aviators, Nascar drivers and almost as many edgy fashionistas as toned Olympic swimmers. However, the trick with wearing it is to make it look current (and hopefully not Nascar).

For this week’s Stylish Steal I found this one at Beklina that is perfect in all its silken glory. The Raasta Palua silk Jumpsuit is fully lined, has side pockets, a wide and comfortable elastic band along the top neckline and my favorite, a silk patched removable and fully adjustable neon pink, lime and navy tie belt. On sale at Beklina for $90.

You could wear lots of different shoes with your Raasta Palua jumpsuit including strappy, metallic heels, but these chunky heels from Olsen Haus are great too, and give you a little lift to lengthen the look. On sale at Endless for $110.52.

To make the look a little sweeter, try these Olsen Haus metallic flats on for size. On sale at Endless for $77.52.

Though not on sale, I love these Sun Earrings from Mociun to wear with this outfit (try hard to disregard the berry stained fingers holding them). Priced at $260.

Depending on where you live, you might be needing something to wear over your shoulders. I suggest grabbing your favorite cropped, maybe sheer, navy cardigan or blazer. Not to stay so matchy matchy would be to play with the brown in the heels, or the pink or green in the belt.

Fashion is all about what you make of it, so have fun!

The post Stylish Steals: The Versatility of a Jumpsuit appeared first on EcoSalon.