What is quiet luxury? It is a term that we have been hearing for a few seasons now. It is a concept that I have mixed feelings about because of its classist roots. But the idea behind the quiet luxury trend is something that I fully support.
Minimalist style is generally the same season by season, but in the winter it needs to combine the principles of simplicity, functionality, and elegance with a focus on staying warm and comfortable during the colder months.
It felt like it was time to put together a holiday packing list because it has been a while. These were regular posts of mine, but there was a shift from travel to building personal style and wardrobes that took place that felt was the right direction.
The colourful fall capsule wardrobe is always a fun one for me to make, because colour theory is something I have training in, and I love to share that information with you in ways that make sense and are easy to understand.
Coming from a fashion perspective, a stay at home mom wardrobe is something that I am very familiar with. I would say it’s my area of expertise. Although there was a time that I could have used some guidance in that department myself.
I get a lot of questions about personal style, finding your style adjectives, and how my style adjectives are reflected within my personal wardrobe. To demonstrate that I thought I would centre this fall capsule wardrobe around my own personal wardrobe.
