Your style vision for 2025?

[mellecyn]

I always have a wishlist and try to stick to that...like a white collar shirt from Figaret, dark jeans from Totême. Just completed my black turtleneck from APC.
-More aware of my colors : I am a deep autumn, and I want to appear polished and classy while injecting a bit of my creative side. My colors are neutrals...I have creams and blacks, navy, dark grey, caramel, but love red and deep red. And also some olive green,
-invest in high quality for everyday wear and allow myself some sexy cheaper dresses for special events.
-I am always attracted to the business wear tailoring / core secretary vibe

 

[randr21]

been sick so lost a lot of weight. i ended up altering 87 pieces of clothing. now they fit my now body perfectly. my style vision is to wear each and evey piece in good health.

 

[malachitenine]

I'm interested in the fresh, nineties minimalist styling in the vein of Calvin Klein and i'd like to choose the outfits that I wear just for myself around the house with intention. I've realised the value of looking good for oneself. I need more and better pyjama sets.

 

[Haikojeem]

I’m leaning into timeless pieces with clean lines and high-quality fabrics. Fewer trendy buys, more thoughtful choices that actually fit my everyday life. Neutrals, great tailoring, and a bit of vintage.

 

[Love Of My Life]

Great timeless pieces, top notch fabrics with clean architectural lines. Black, navy, taupes & greiges work best for me
& love a big shawl.

 

[880]

been sick so lost a lot of weight. i ended up altering 87 pieces of clothing. now they fit my now body perfectly. my style vision is to wear each and evey piece in good health.

Hope you are feeling better and will be able to enjoy all of your fitted pieces! It’s like a whole new wardrobe

 

[randr21]

Hope you are feeling better and will be able to enjoy all of your fitted pieces! It’s like a whole new wardrobe

Thank u! it's a slow journey to recovery, but every time i wear one of my new clothes, i feel more cheerful.

 

[pureplatinum]

I don’t have a style vision nor plan per se, but I just have gotten to the point where I:

• Put comfort and being able to move about without worrying if anything gapes/runs/slips etc first
• Maximize what I own (and to me this translates to repeatedly using my items in classic colors & cuts) vs go with trends
• Maintain a wardrobe collection that does not give me decision fatigue
• Do not shy away from unexpected prints/colors from time to time
• Look at “what’s in” for the season, and enjoy the process without having to buy anything (used to succumb to buying a lot before)