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What to Wear to a Reformer Class: Pilates Studio Layers
What to wear to a reformer class: close, uncomplicated layers for movement, plus something warm for before and after. I go through onesies, tanks, rompers and warm cardigans that stay put and still make sense on the way there.
WeWoreWhat Tops & Pants: A Shopper's Guide
WeWoreWhat is the New York label that grew out of Danielle Bernstein's personal-style diary. I like its tops, pants and dresses for the way they are made for actual days, and this edit is how I would wear them.
Weekend Casual, Pilates Princess Edition
The pilates princess look is built from soft, clean, easy clothes. Leggings, cropped knits and trainers are worn from the studio to the coffee line. This edit is the casual weekend wardrobe that keeps up.
Verandah Dresses: A Guide to the Resort Edit
Verandah is a Mumbai resortwear label of hand-drawn prints, light shapes and clothes made to travel. I like that every print seems to remember where it came from.
VDM Swimwear: Reversible Bikinis to Know
VDM The Label is an Australian swim and resortwear brand best known for reversible bikinis with two colors in one piece. I love a suit that earns its spot in the suitcase, and this edit is the reversible ones I would pack.
Undress Code Bodysuits: The Pieces Worth Buying
Undress Code is the Warsaw label that started with lingerie and kept the sensual part when it moved into everyday clothes. I like it for bodysuits that expect to be seen, and this edit is about wearing them out of the bedroom.
Tularosa Dresses: The Pieces Worth the Price
Tularosa is the Los Angeles label for romantic dresses, easy tops and a boho-chic mood that never gets too serious. This edit is how I would wear it from a warm dinner to a cool market morning.
Tonal Men's Outfits: Ink Wash in Indigo, Navy and Black
Tonal men's outfits in dark indigo, deep navy and near-black work by changing texture, not color, across denim, cotton and light wool. I put together a chambray shirt, knits, linen pants and a blazer that all stay in the deep end.
Vacation Capsule Wardrobe: Linen, Cotton and Printed Dresses, Sandals and a Straw Bag
A vacation wardrobe is a small group of pieces that all work with each other. Linen, cotton and printed dresses are the base, with sandals and a straw bag. This edit packs the whole trip.
The New Quiet Luxury
Fall Elevated Basics
The Cool-Girl Pant For You
Relaxed statement trousers and fluid city pants, from satin and silk to cargos and pleated wide legs. It is for anyone who wants a pant that makes a simple top look styled.
SWF Dresses: What's Worth a Closer Look
S/W/F is the Bali-born label of Australian podiatrist Desiree Deravi, all natural fibres, signature prints and softly bohemian shapes. I find it romantic without being precious, and this edit starts with the dresses.
Susana Monaco Tops: The Best Buys Right Now
Susana Monaco is a Manhattan label built on sculptural knits, clean lines and clothes cut around the body. I have a soft spot for a designer who grew up around a garment factory, and this edit is her tops, dresses and skirts.
superdown Dresses: Pieces Worth the Price
superdown is the dress label two Cerritos fashion founders started in 2019 for a younger, louder night out. I like it for its playful side, and this edit gathers the dresses, tops, shorts and skirts I would reach for first.
Sunday Reset Uniform
Buttery knits and soft minimalist sets designed for the high-end recovery rituals of the $20-smoothie lifestyle.
Stunning Wedding Guest Dresses
Wedding guest dresses for every dress code, from garden lace midis to black tie gowns. For the guest who wants to stand out without upstaging the couple.
Studio 54 Party Pieces
Sequin, mirror, metallic and feathered pieces for a 70s disco inspired night out. Made for dancing and for anyone who wants to sparkle.
Stone Cold Fox Dresses: Is It Worth It?
Stone Cold Fox is the Los Angeles label two childhood friends built on lace, silk and a very good vintage eye. I am looking at the dresses and tops here, and I want a bridal fitting and a party invitation to share a closet.
ssstein Clothing: A Tokyo Label Built From Three Trouser Designs
ssstein clothing comes from a Tokyo label founded in 2016 by the self-taught designer Kiichiro Asakawa, built from three trouser designs. I start with a trouser, then look at the shirts.
Sold Out NYC Tops: What to Buy First Today
Sold Out NYC is an Australian-born, New York-based label that started with a statement T-shirt and grew into very wearable basics. I like it for tops, knits and dresses you would actually reach for twice.
Soft Detail: Lace Appliqués and Scalloped Edges
Soft detail fashion means lace appliqués and scalloped edges that give basics a romantic touch. I gathered lace-trim and embroidered pieces from RIXO, Milkwhite and SWF.
Skirts Under $300
Skirts Under are useful when you want the movement of a dress without giving up the ability to change the top. I choose a skirt by the proportion it creates with the rest of the outfit, not by length alone. A mini needs a calmer shirt or jacket. A midi needs a clear shoe. A long
Shorts Under $250
Shorts under $250 are useful when they give a wardrobe more than one way to look finished. I want a mini that has a clear proportion, a matching set that can split up, a high rise that stays comfortable, or an oversized pair that makes a simple top look intentional. The Arden Fau
Shorts Under $150
Shorts under one hundred and fifty dollars are most useful when the price makes experimentation possible without making the piece feel disposable. This category works best when you sort by proportion first: mini lengths for a sharper line, high rises for a defined waist, matching