STYLE ADVICE

Last month, we talked about how to refresh your wardrobe seasonally to make it feel fresh. This month, we're exploring organization. This is where a lot of closet advice goes sideways. People organize for aesthetics (I'm also guilty), when in reality, you should organize for how you actually get dressed.

There is a very particular kind of frustration that happens when you open a closet full of clothes and think, I have nothing to wear. Usually that isn’t actually true.

Vintage clothing is one of the easiest ways to build a wardrobe that actually feels like you. The colors are more interesting, the prints are more fun, the construction is often better, and there is something inherently satisfying about wearing a piece that has already had an entire life before it landed in your closet.

There are thousands upon thousands of bags, shoes, coats, and weird little accessories to sort through. Most of them are terrible, but every once in a while you'll see something that makes you stop and say, "wait, this is really cool, and I kind of need it..".

Here are some things that have been on my mind as we move into spring.

Styling tips and wool care basics. Plaids and graphics. Simple and chic. Hi, it's me. There are outfits that look good because they’re trendy and outfits that look good because they make sense. A graphic tee with a wool plaid skirt falls firmly into the second category. This combination has been around forever for a reason. It balances structure with ease, history with personality, and comfort with intention. It’s unfussy, wearable, and quietly cool. And yes, there’s a right