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Italians may be the masters of tailoring, but the shows in Milan felt like a giant unbutton-and-exhale at the dinner table—looser, longer coats, basics like shorts and cardigans, and pants with a little more crinkle to them. Hair got a welcome breather, too: most of the styles were mussed up and free, a far cry from the severe side parts and teased out pompadours we’ve seen in seasons past. Before you just roll out of bed and head to work, be warned: “there’s more product than meets the eye in most of these,” says hairstylist Thom Priano, co-founder of R+Co. Here’s what you need to know about the low-key styles we expect to see on the street this spring.

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