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HEREThe editor of Damsel in Dior. My hope is that this space offers you with the inspiration, tips and tools you need to approach every day never feeling like a damsel in distress, but always like a Damsel in Dior.
There’s something about a closet clean-out that feels both daunting and incredibly satisfying.
Over the years, I’ve streamlined my process into a few easy steps that make the task manageable—and dare I say, enjoyable. For me, it’s not just about the actual cleaning out of the closet, but the process that leads up to choosing whether or not something goes or stays. Whether you’re tackling a full closet overhaul or just trying to make room for a new season, below is my system.
The very first thing I like to do when I’m looking to declutter my closet and hone in on my personal style is to create a Pinterest board. You can follow me on Pinterest here. Sometimes I’ll take it one step further and print the images out on Artifact Uprising and hang them in my closet using black painters tape. I then have to make sure that I’m in the right headspace for a good clean. Otherwise it will be too much of a push/pull for the process to feel effective.
I know it’s probably uncomfortable to do, but if you take a quick mirror selfie on your phone and start a folder of “Outfits” it can really help you hone in on not only outfits that you loved wearing and want to recreate, but you can look back on the past year and clock outfits that weren’t in touch with your personal style. This is obviously very easy for someone like me to do given my job, but I highly encourage you to do this, especially when you’re packing for trips so you know what all you packed. You can also have fun with this and use a polaroid camera for mirror selfies and they’ll be nicely printed out for you to hang in your closet for reference.
If you want your closet to feel elevated, the fastest way to accomplish this is to get streamlined, matching hangers. I cannot suggest this enough and it’s a quick adjustment that won’t break the bank. My favorites are these wooden 20 pack hangers from Amazon.
Who else is ready to begin the countdown to a brand-new year?
Whether you are hosting an intimate gathering, or celebrating with a cozy night in, your NYE outfit sets the tone for the night (and the year ahead!). I’ve rounded up a few of my favorite looks to help you feel confident, chic, and ready to toast to new beginnings.
Bardot Mini Bow Dress, Chanel Red Lipstick, Emily Wickstead Heels, Blue Irving Earrings
If you’re dreaming of spending the holidays soaking up the sun or jetting off to a tropical destination to welcome the New Year, you’re in for a treat.
Whether you’re heading to a luxurious beachside resort, planning a cozy escape to a warm-weather retreat, or simply looking to add a touch of sunshine to your holiday wardrobe, I’ve got you covered with the ultimate essentials. From breezy dresses and chic swimsuits to must-have accessories and skincare to keep you glowing, this guide will ensure you’re stylish, comfortable, and fully prepared for your sunny getaway.
Mar Y Sol Tote, Ziah One Piece, Onia White Dress, Linen Drawstring Shorts, Marysia for Amanu Cognac Sandals, Donni Simple Linen Pants, Felix Bucket Hat, Hunza G Brown Suit, Sophie Monet Earrings, Palm Leaf Dress, Simkhai Shell Clutch
Also, can we talk about the Marysia Blakes Dress!? I am obsessed! Also pictured: Amanu Sandals, Cesta Collective Bag
Taking a winter wonderland escape?
I’m not talking about skiing, yet heading to some place that’s chilly enough for some fleece lined tights. When it comes to winter layers, there are a few items I have in my arsenal that are my ride or die favorites. These pieces won’t be the flashiest, trendiest items that I post. However, they are my all time favorites and I’ve outlined the reasons below.
Stems Tights – I have had these for so many years (don’t worry I restock with a new pair each year) and they’ve saved my legs season after season. They’re the perfect base layer to wear under trousers for added warmth or a great thick, fleece lined tight to wear with boots under dresses and skirts. Huge fan!
With and Warren Cashmere Scarf – Another winter staple that’s been in my closet for over 5 years is this oversized cashmere scarf. It’s a worthwhile investment (again, had mine for years) and is super warm and easy to snuggle up in.
Loeffler Randall Boots – These boots were a recent investment for my winter travels and I absolutely love how easily they go with everything. They’re fleece lined so they are super warm and the rubbery exterior makes them great in snow.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year for holiday dressing.
I’m bopping to a holiday party soon that calls for “Cocktail Chic.” Not sure what to wear? I’ve rounded up a few of my favorite options, along with accessories, in the below collage.
What kind of holiday parties are you attending this year?
Khaite Black Crepe Dress, Cult Gaia Bag, Staud Dress, Staud Skirt, St. Agni Top, Lelet NY Hair Tie, Aeyde Flats, Roger Vivier Black Heels, Lizzie Fortunato Earrings, NLA Black Satin Bag, Aquazurra Flats, Red Reformation Cardigan,
The editor of Damsel in Dior. My hope is that this space offers you with the inspiration, tips and tools you need to approach every day never feeling like a damsel in distress, but always like a Damsel in Dior.