SEPTEMBER MUSTS
I know, I know—this is no surprise: Fall is my favorite season. My wardrobe shifts—maybe even my entire mood—but my palette stays the same: moody, grounded, and quietly intentional. Whether in the studio or on city streets (hello NYC & Paris), color is everything to me, and fall captures it perfectly. Deep chocolaty charcoals, warm browns, worn blacks, and creamy whites—all speaking softly, never shouting.
Much like designing a space, getting dressed is about balance. I gravitate toward tailored structure softened by natural fabrics, neutral tones made interesting through texture, and silhouettes that feel architectural without trying too hard. My closet, like my interiors, is curated. Every piece has a purpose. Nothing is louder than it needs to be. This month, I’m leaning into those quiet, luxurious details that feel as functional as they are elevated. These are the pieces I’m reaching for—studio days, site visits, late dinners that turn into even later design brainstorms.
SMOOTH OPERATOR
The leather lover’s uniform—sleek, seasonal, and undeniably pulled together.
Her world is built in polished leather: sharp trenches, fluid trousers, sculpted boots. It’s tactile minimalism with an edge.
At home: Chocolate hide chairs, dark walnut, a splash of oxblood in the entryway.
On her: A leather trench that could stop traffic, tailored trousers, and a croc-embossed anything.
She buys: Vintage Gucci x Tom Ford kitten heels, sterling silver jewelry, and anything that can last the test of time.
ARCHITECTURAL SILHOUETTES
Wearable sculpture. Strong lines.
Her wardrobe, like a soundtrack isn’t background noise, it commands space. Think asymmetrical hems, curated dimension, exaggerated sleeves, structured knits, and silhouettes with intention.
At home: Martini tables, bold ceramic lighting, vintage art. A space that feels edited and warm.
On her: Sharp-shouldered coats, cocoon sleeves, and minimalist palettes with maximum impact.
She buys: Sculptural earrings, directional boots, and anything that might earn a place in a museum or a corner café.
WINDBLOWN ROMANCE
Billowy, breezy, and soft enough to stop time.
Wrapped in silk maxis, gauzy poet sleeves, and quiet fabrics that move with the wind. There’s a softness here, but also strength. This is femininity that doesn’t perform. It just is.
At home: Sheer curtains always catching a breeze, floral oil paintings with chipped antique frames, and a cup of tea left half full on a linen-covered table.
On her: A sheer blouse with a structured skirt. Knee-high boots and a long scarf knotted loosely at the neck.
She buys: Vintage chiffon, antique-inspired jewelry, and table linens that feel like a romance novel.
