Wardrobe reset: Off-white Cloud Dancer makes its debut alongside seasonal brethren like Buttercream
For spring, the lofty, off-white Cloud Dancer makes its debut, alongside seasonal brethren like Buttercream, while sunny Wax Paper waits in the wings for next autumn/winter.
New year, same wardrobe. There’s nothing wrong with that. January should be a month of rest and reflection.
No sudden movements. Just a gentle invitation to go inwards and see what’s still working for the person we are today.
While we’re doing the inner work, it can’t hurt to press ‘refresh’ - a salute to the promise of spring while we shed the vestiges of winter.
Enter the palette cleanser - a visual antidote to December’s hangover of sequins, snowflakes and sparkles.
Think soft neutrals: colours that distil the cacophony of a post-party season closet.
For spring, the lofty, off-white Cloud Dancer makes its debut, alongside seasonal brethren like Buttercream, while sunny Wax Paper waits in the wings for next autumn/winter.
The beauty of it? You probably already own something similar. What’s more, you only need one piece. Let’s be honest.
Catwalk iterations featuring head-to-toe tonal looks don’t mesh with navigating public transportation, the school run or the likelihood of a freak hailstone shower on a so-called sunny day.
Introducing one item to any outfit (the pop of a cream rollneck under a shirt or the soft contrast of an off-white bag) adds levity without having to commit to the bit. Remember: no sudden movements.
If, however, you have your heart set on a retail treat, look to purchases that will bridge the seasonal gap like a roll neck sweater or a faux leather Harrington jacket from M&S.
For the stain-resistant or non-coffee drinkers amongst us, a full-length coat or cape (try & Other Stories) gives that elusive, low-key, high-end energy.
Not for you? Not a problem. What matters is what suits your needs. The rest is just window dressing.






A.Emery ‘Briot’ leather ballet flats, My Theresa, €180

'Sia' bag in soft lambskin leather, Soeur, €295



