Gallery: The Best Street Style of the Week (April 23-27)

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With music festival season in full swing, we took a look at more festival style. But we also kept spring weather on our minds, which is why we put together a list of weather-appropriate style risks. Of course, these risks just didn't come out of nowhere, we had a little help from the street style blogosphere.

For more tips on how to step up your sprinmg style game, just take some cues from the gentlemen featured here. Here's our Gallery: The Best Street Style of the Week (April 23-27).

Complex Says: Earl Sweatshirt and Taco hanging out at Coachella, debating on whether bucket hats or snapbacks are cooler.

[Mister Mort]

Complex Says: Alexander Skarsgard shows how simple style is done at Coachella.

[The Vine]

Complex Says: That Polo bear shirt though...

[New York Mag]

Complex Says: Quarter-sleeve shirt with a tied placket, Rick Owens sneakers, and "beautiful hair" make this a pretty aspirational look. 

[The Sartorialist]

Complex Says: Colored chinos and camo coats are a rad combo.

[Cup of Couple]

Complex Says: Advanced layering lessons for transitional weather. Learn what you can from this photo.

[Third Looks]

Complex Says: This is probably what a modern-day cowboy looks like.

[The Sartorialist]

Complex Says: Take a style risk this spring with a pair of patterened pants.

[Guerreisms]

Complex Says: Can't go wrong with a denim jacket and a sweatshirt. On warmer days, tie a layer around your waist for a throwback look.

[The Vine]

Complex Says: Take our advice — and follow this guy's example. Get a patterned shirt to rock this spring.

[New York Mag]

Complex Says: Bright pants and slip-on kicks give this outfit a warm weather vibe.

[Chicago Street Style]

Complex Says: If Terence Koh and Andrew W.K. had a child with Mark Ronson and Wes Anderson, it might look like this dude.

[Dapper Lou]