Outfits
Outfits
The Semi-Formal Attire Edit: Five Lessons in Dressing Up Exactly Halfway
A semi-formal attire guide in five lessons: the hem, the fabric, the suit, the dancing shoe and the evening accessories. I read the etiquette so you can stop opening three tabs the night before.
The Resort Casual Edit: Five Lessons for the Dinner Reservation by the Pool
Resort casual comes down to five lessons: pressed linen, a maxi dress, polished flat sandals, a light knit and a straw bag with gold. I would pack all of it for the dinner reservation by the pool, with approximately one extra scarf.
The Preppy Style Edit: Five Lessons for Dressing Like You Summer Somewhere
A guide to preppy style in five lessons: navy and stripes, cable knits with collars, pleated skirts and trousers, loafers and boat shoes, and headbands with totes. I would take the whole lot to a lawn and pretend there is a boat.
The Old Money Style Edit: Five Lessons in Looking Like the House Has a Name
An old money style guide in five lessons: navy and camel, cable knits, loafers and boots, pleated wool and a small kit of pearls, a signet ring and a watch. I read the history so you can stop pretending the logo is the point.
The Old Hollywood Outfits Edit: Five Lessons in Dressing Like the Studio Is Paying
Old Hollywood outfits come down to five lessons: the bias cut, long gloves and wraps, pearls and drop earrings, the pointed pump and the little evening bag. I would walk down a staircase for any of them.
The Holiday Party Outfit Edit: Five Lessons From Every Office Party I Have Survived
A holiday party outfit guide in five lessons: office versus friends, sequins before six, party tops over trousers, one shiny accessory and flats in the bag. I have an opinion about every dress code and I am happy to share it.
The Formal Attire Edit: Five Lessons in Black Tie, White Tie and the Rooms Between
A formal attire edit in five lessons: gowns, black tie optional cocktail dresses, tuxedo suiting, evening shoes and tiny bags with big earrings. I used to read the dress code before the date, and I still do.
The Dressy Casual Edit: Five Lessons for the Dress Code Nobody Can Define
A dressy casual guide in five lessons: the silk blouse, good jeans, the midi skirt, loafers and kitten heels, and casual wedding dresses with no white. I have read the dress code on an invitation more times than I have read the menu.
The Disco Outfits Edit: Five Lessons From the Studio 54 Dance Floor
A guide to disco outfits in five lessons: the slinky dress, one metallic piece, wide trousers and a plunging top, platforms you can dance in, and gold hoops with a tiny bag. I would pick the dress that moves over the dress that glitters every time.
The Dark Academia Edit: Five Lessons for Dressing Like You Own Too Many Books
A guide to dark academia in five lessons: tweed and corduroy, a brown, oxblood and green palette, the loafer, pleats and wide trousers, and one heirloom-looking finish. I would take the library over the party every time, and I have dressed for it accordingly.
The Cottagecore Outfits Edit: Five Lessons for Dressing Like You Bake Your Own Bread
Our guide to cottagecore outfits covers prairie dresses, puff sleeves and smocking, cardigans, Mary Janes and the small country details that finish the look. I would take the ruffles seriously and the bread slightly less so.
The Coquette Style Edit: Five Lessons in Wearing Bows Like a Grown Up
Coquette style, explained in five lessons on bows, pale pink knits, lace trim, ballet flats and pearls. I would take the Marie Antoinette macaron palette over a bow bag any day.
The Casual Outfits Edit: Five Lessons in Getting Dressed on a Tuesday
Our casual outfits edit covers great jeans, white tees and striped shirts, sneakers, jackets and the one bag you will carry every day. I get dressed in about ninety seconds most mornings, and these are the five pieces I would grab every time.
Street Style: What People Actually Wear
Street style is useful when it shows how clothes are repeated, not when it turns every outfit into a costume. Jackets and outerwear do the most visible work because they change familiar jeans, give a plain knit some shape, and make a simple shoe feel deliberate.
Skirts Under $150
Skirts under $150 are the useful middle ground between an impulse buy and a major wardrobe decision. I want one to solve a real outfit problem, whether that means a mini for a short top, a longline cut for a simple knit or an embellished piece that makes a plain shirt feel new. M
Shorts Under $500
Shorts Under $500 is about giving the category room to be useful, polished, and occasionally a little extravagant without pretending every pair deserves the same investment. A good short can anchor a warm-weather outfit, sit under a jacket, or work as part of a set. A bad one is
Shorts Under $300
Shorts under $300 are worth treating as a tailoring problem, not a holiday purchase. The good pair has enough structure to look intentional, enough room to move, and a waist that stays put without constant adjustment. My rule is to decide the job first. A mini length needs a clea
Shop Responsibly: Luxury
A luxury edit of boots, bags and tailoring chosen to be worn for years. Made for anyone who would rather own fewer, better things.
Park Avenue chic
Sharp blazers, satin trousers and a little gold in black and brown, for the woman who dresses with quiet confidence. A polished everyday wardrobe with an Upper East Side feel.
My Summer Night Out Curation
My guide to summer night out style - a curated edit of dresses, tops, shoes, and accessories to take you from golden hour to the after-party. Discover standout pieces from your favorite brands, hand-picked for warm-weather evenings out.
Mountain Weekend Style
Heading up to the mountains for the weekend? These pieces will keep you cozy and looking chic.
Luxury Safari Style
Safari style requires a balance between function and fashion—and we've got you covered.
Leopard Print Outfit: The Coat That Made a Pattern Famous
This leopard print outfit edit covers coats, skirts, knits, dresses, shoes and bags, all in spots. I would start with one piece and keep the rest calm.
Jewel Tones
Ruby, emerald, sapphire and amethyst pieces, from slip dresses to silk tops and tailored trousers. This edit is for anyone who wants deep color in their wardrobe.