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A few weeks ago, I wrote about recognizing one outfit in particular that I feel I could wear every day. It feels like me. When I wear it, I don't feel conscious of any part of my body. It feels comfortable + appropriate. I can wear this top + pants with different shoes which change the look + feel of the outfit.
I was writing about this outfit in particular. It's not exceptionally exciting, but it's the one right now. It makes me feel the way I want to feel most days: easy going, windblown, casual. I like more adventurous shapes, but the classic-ness of these pieces allow me to feel like it could be worn over + over without notice. Knowing this outfit is in my closet allows me to feel like I have enough. It is good. It is rest.
It's less about my specific pieces than it is about finding the ones that feel personally good (but here they are anyway): :)
Love,
Jane
I was writing about this outfit in particular. It's not exceptionally exciting, but it's the one right now. It makes me feel the way I want to feel most days: easy going, windblown, casual. I like more adventurous shapes, but the classic-ness of these pieces allow me to feel like it could be worn over + over without notice. Knowing this outfit is in my closet allows me to feel like I have enough. It is good. It is rest.
It's less about my specific pieces than it is about finding the ones that feel personally good (but here they are anyway): :)
- shirt :: slightly oversized, pale blue cotton button-up :: mine is old...these are often listed on resale sights (helps to know the exact search words)
- jeans :: slim, light-weight, not stretchy, slightly cropped, fair-trade certified
- sneakers :: classic shape, leather + suede, made in italy :: again, these are years old
Love,
Jane
