Aesthetics

Find the style that is yours.

Each of these is a way of dressing, not a look to copy exactly. Here is what defines each one, the pieces behind it, and how to build it from what you own.

Quiet luxury

Quiet luxury is clothes that are well made and say nothing. Here is what defines the look, the palette it uses, and how to build it from what you own.

cream · camel · stone · grey · navy · chocolate

Old money

The old money look is heritage pieces, muted colour and a relaxed fit. Here is what actually defines it, and how to dress it without the costume.

cream · camel · olive · forest · burgundy · navy

Minimalist

Minimalist dressing is fewer clothes, cleaner lines and a tight palette. Here is how to build it, what it is not, and how to start from a full wardrobe.

black · white · grey · stone · navy

Clean workwear

Clean workwear is office dressing without fuss: a tight set of smart pieces, a calm palette, and nothing that needs second-guessing before a meeting.

navy · charcoal · white · grey · camel

Off duty

Off duty is relaxed dressing that still looks considered: soft denim, plain knits and clean sneakers, with one piece doing the lifting.

denim blue · white · grey · stone · olive

Coastal

The coastal look is light fabric, relaxed cuts and colours bleached by sun: linen, knit and worn denim, in a soft and easy palette.

off-white · sky blue · sand · olive · faded denim

Monochrome

Monochrome dressing is one colour family at different depths. Here is how to keep it from looking flat, and how to build it from a plain wardrobe.

cream · stone · tan · chocolate · charcoal

Elevated casual

Elevated casual is the middle ground that works almost everywhere: casual pieces in better fabric and a clean fit, so it dresses up or down in a minute.

navy · charcoal · cream · camel · olive

No idea which one is you?

You do not have to choose. The stylist works from your colouring, your climate and your clothes, and finds what holds together for you.

Get your own look