My reliance on muted, tonal outfits is really shining in this little collection of outfits. Definitely not a one trick pony, but I think when you know what works, it sticks. In particular as we’ve started to see the seeds of spring sprouting, I’ve felt this real desire to lean on a lighter colour palette. This first outfit I wore just this week; head to toe tonal is right in my wheelhouse. The singular column of colour has the desired lengthening effect, but it’s really the textural components of this outfit that keeps things feeling interesting. The flecked, nubby texture…

Now, more than ever before, I feel like we’re asking more from our wardrobes. For our closet to become less segmented, and more fluid. Which starts with work to weekend, and where our days cross into the evening. There’s a real joy in understanding how items will cross over into the different parts of your life, and it’s the key to smart shopping. It also allows you to become better acquainted with an item, which in turn opens up the possibilities for styling as you play around with your wardrobe. But back to the real point of today’s post; day…

There’s been a lot of discourse recently around seasonal colour analysis aka the best colours for you. Confidence in what we’re wearing comes from a few sources; it can be in part attributed to beauty components, like how we’ve styled our hair, or how our makeup turned out. Or, a result of discovering your perfect pairing of items in your closet to emphasise your best features. And it can be driven by wearing colours that make our complexion look bright and our eyes shine. But there’s also a difference between the colours that were made for you, and the colours…