Classic picnic check gets a fun twist with the addition of bubblegum pink. This petite linen blazer has an ‘80s vibe thanks to shoulder pads and double-breasted style, but the print keeps it current. Matching paper bag waist shorts are also available from Asos; wear them together or separately and you’re ready for a Zoom meeting or a day at the winery.

You’ll feel fresh as daisy in this floral blazer from Benetton. The satin jacket has a slight sheen to it which makes this work for a fancier event, like a wedding (though you can dress it down too) and if you’re wanting a full floral suit, there are matching palazzo pants in the same print.

This double-breasted, lined blazer looks like classic preppy gingham fabric ate an edible and we’re here for it. The oversized fit looks comfortable and cool, and if you’re recreating the whole look, pair with pants and a bra top (the exact match is currently sold out unfortunately but it would work well with solids too). There’s also a mini bubble dress available in the same print in black instead of navy.

I’d venture to say every closet needs a solid pink blazer. Sure you could opt for a designer version (like this soft pink mohair Max Mara blazer) but if you’re trying to keep it under $50 (relatable) you can’t go wrong with H&M. This single-breasted style is made partly from recycled polyester and it’s also available in classic black.

Channel your inner lava lamp or become the human version of strawberry and peach swirled soft serve with this fun, Pucci-esque blazer from Asos. The roomy, oversized fit means that nothing is clinging to your body (so you’re not sweating all day) and the double-breasted style with side vents gives a slight ‘70s nod while still being totally current. The matching swirly flare pants complete the look which is good because they’re sold as a set.

If you were the kid who was always getting yelled at for drawing on your arms with a pen during class, then this graphic blazer is for you. The illustration-style print is a funky touch against the traditional gray, single-breasted style with dart details and a chest pocket. Fun for work or a date night, you can pair this style with jeans or a simple pant, or wear it over a dress.

Pale lilac is having a bit of a moment and this slouchy suiting style will be a summer go-to. The oversized fit gets an added relaxed vibe thanks to drop sleeves, and while it’s hard to see in the photo, this blazer actually has a super subtle windowpane check print throughout. The linen cotton blend is effortless and comfortable whether you’re heading to work or bringing a layer for a summer dinner outside.

Not too pink and not too mauve, this tailored jacket with a subtle vertical stripe hits all the right notes. It’s made from sustainable viscose (which comes from wood pulp) so it’s soft with a slight stretch. This style looks great with nothing but a bra underneath, and styled with matching salmon pleated pants it becomes an effortless summer look that feels breezy and comfortable.

Flower child meets a work meeting in this zinnia printed blazer with a slight ‘70s vibe. The muted pastels are perfect for a summer dinner or for throwing over a jumpsuit or dress. It’s made from cupro which has the smooth feel of silk but is more durable, and the slight shoulder pads give it some extra oomph. Style it with matching pants for a fun summer style that will turn heads.

Pink and purple dreams come true with this oversized silk and wool blazer from designer Brandon Maxwell, and luxe fabric and ombre details take this Barbie moment to the next level. The blazer’s fit is long enough to be worn as a mini dress, and matching shorts are also available for the cutest summer ‘fit.

This cropped suit jacket is giving major Jackie O vibes. The beauty of a white blazer is that it’s so versatile; it looks just as right with loose jeans and sandals as it does with matching pants or over a dress. Plus gold and white is a timeless summer color combo, but it’s also available in black or a fun lime green if you don’t trust yourself not to spill ketchup or red wine.

Leave it to Zara to make paisley feel fresh. The busy print is offset by the blazer’s simple style; one of the coolest things about this is garment is how the pattern comes together in the back, almost in a kaleidoscope print. Wanting to make a big statement? The matching printed flared pants and some oversized sunglasses are a must.