As we adjust to this new way of living, everything is changing - our habits, our emotions, our balance. Like you, I'm figuring it all out. Some days I wake up with so much hope, some days I'm in a literal glass case of emotion. The most immediate way for me to navigate through it is being creative (I also realized that I've basically been dressing like this all my life)...
I GIVE YOU: 4 Ways To Dress Up @ Home
1. THE GRAPHIC GRUNGE LOOK
If you know me, you know I love to elevate a basic. Take an old t shirt and rock it with some jewels. Throw on your favorite embellished cardi and some sweats and its a whole new you.
Top Left: Velvet Underground Tee | Le Superbe Tiger T | Balmain Cotton T | 1975 Jefferson Starship Tee
2. GET SILKY ON TOP OR BOTTOM (or both)
Slinky cozies always feel good. A robe or a matching set, add long layers to the look to elevate it a bit. Slicked bun or throw up a top knot and you're good for those video calls into happy hour with friends.
From Left: 1970's Vintage Black and Gold Robe | Vintage Embroidered Robe | Sleeper Party PJs | HAHT PJ Set
3. THE DUSTER LOOK
Since I collected vintage most of my youth, I have a stash of unique quilted coats. Most of the time they go unworn and I just admire them, but lately, these over the top dusters have been elevating my casual looks... and I am here for it.
From Left: Missoni Duster | Mens Smoking Jacket | Quilted Patchwork Kimono
4. ATHLEISURE
Normally I shy away from trends, but to me, this one is everything when you're home indefinitely. I appreciate a matching sweat look with gilded jewel classics. A 'I stole my mans sweats' look with over the top jewels isn't bad either ;) We had Rihanna help with the last visual.
From Left: Veronica Beard Sweatsuit | Muse Sweatpant | Cropped Sweat Pant RagDoll LA
Which look will you try?
xx D