Trending on Depop: February's spring notes

Ralph Lauren’s show spotlighted oversized knitwear and confident tailoring. Tweed, dark florals and leopard print lent contrast to layered looks alongside finishing touches such as faux fur trims and chain belts. A directional take on this stalwart’s polished staples.

Already a firm favorite on Depop for its Y2K-era bags, Coach’s nostalgia trip continues this season. Its collection tapped into varsity style through football-inspired jerseys, plaid skirts and spliced blazers, all with ’70s-leaning cuts and a muted color palette.

Tory Burch introduced a more office-leaning take on the preppy trend via popped-collar trenches, tonal knits and fluid corduroy pants as well as some seriously textured overcoats. The mood was both confident and witty.

Sandy Liang’s show lent into her signature take on girlhood thanks to its playful balance of prim shapes and delicate detailing. Think school uniforms and gym kits topped off with ribbons, bows and furry shoes. The result felt both romantic and distinctly modern.

NikeSKIMS blends the sports giant’s performance prowess with Kim Kardashian’s body-sculpting sensibilities. For spring, this new collaborative brand borrows from ballet and the clear winner is the Rift Satin - a graceful ballet flat finished with a tabi-style toe that has pirouetted into all of our feeds.

First came the hit ice hockey TV drama Heated Rivalry and now the Winter Olympics has pushed the sport into overdrive. You don’t have to be hitting the rink to hunt down some boxy, logo-heavy jerseys on Depop.

Thanks to a wave of brand collaborations and Winter Olympics-inspired drops from the likes of J.Crew, Lacoste and Oakley, ski and snowboarding gear is everywhere. So don’t keep those technical pieces and alpine styles for the slopes alone.

Show your team spirit by finding some vintage Olympics pieces on Depop. From retro team jackets to archival sweatshirts and all kinds of memorabilia, heritage styles never date.