Wardrobe
A wardrobe reset without starting over
A reset can begin with a small rail of clothes you already own. The aim is to see them clearly enough to make better use of them.
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Wardrobe
The proportions of an everyday jacket
A jacket changes the outline of everything beneath it. Looking at a few relationships can help explain why one combination feels easier than another.
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Studio
From a colour study to an outfit
A colour study is a question on a page. Turning it into clothing means checking how those colours behave at different scales and on different surfaces.
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Materials
The small details that finish a shirt
Collars, cuffs and buttons take up little space, yet they shape much of the experience of wearing a shirt. Look at how they work together.
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Wardrobe
Stripes, checks and a little breathing room
Combining patterns is easier when you give them distinct roles. Think about scale and contrast before deciding whether two patterns belong together.
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Fieldnotes
A lighter layer for the long way home
A walk that begins in sunshine can end in a cool breeze. A useful light layer earns its place by being easy to carry and easy to put on.
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Studio
Making room for another point of view
Creative work improves when feedback describes what someone sees and needs. Agreement is not the only useful outcome of a conversation.
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