Mind the gap
A new season arrives and so does its sartorial awkwardness – that weird gap when you’re no longer wearing wool coats to work yet not quite ready to brave it in a tee. These transeasonal outfit formulas shape a wardrobe that tackles the in-between rather than tiptoeing around it. Layer with breathability in mind, elevate everyday essentials, and experiment through shape and silhouette – a skirt you wear now could be styled in a brand new way next winter.
Layer with garments in light fabrics to stay cool without sacrificing style – Caroline Sills’ Lina blazer and Bedford pant in chalk pair with the Dana top in oat to set a fabulous example.
A set is your best friend – Marle’s Jude top and Renee pant in pomegranate offer an endless combination of outfits to suit the weather, while moonlighting as the perfect suit for spring events.
Adhere to unpredictable weather by manipulating the lengths of staples in your wardrobe – this cropped trench-style Georgia jacket from RUBY breaks the surface of this budding trend on local soil.
Lean into a versatile shirtdress. The buttons on Alémais’ Mickey number allow for adjustable airflow while the full-coverage design makes it a garment for year-round wear.
