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The everyday wardrobe

Fewer decisions. More ways to dress.

The pieces you reach for should work together. Start with a foundation you feel good in, add a layer and change one detail to make the outfit your own.

Build your essentials edit See the outfit ideas

Repeat the pieces. Change the combination.

Essentials
Start with a foundationChoose a fit you enjoyMake each layer work

A useful starting point

Build for the way you spend your day.

Begin with an outfit need, then choose the piece, fit and fabric that work with the wardrobe you already have.

01

Everyday, without the effort

Begin with a favourite pant and a top that feels right on its own. Add an open layer when the weather changes.

Build an everyday outfit

02

A little more polished

Let a simple base do the work beneath a jacket or cardigan. Choose the amount of shape and structure you enjoy.

Build a workday outfit

03

Dress it up simply

Change the neckline, add a jacket or choose a dress as your starting point. Keep the rest of the outfit uncomplicated.

Find evening options

Wear it together

Outfit formulas worth repeating.

These combinations are suggestions, not sets. Keep what you already own and choose only the pieces that earn their place.

Make it your own

Your essentials builder

A selected edit of tops, pants, dresses, skirts and layers from Essentials. Compare Slim and Easy fits, fabric choices and available sizes.

Sizes vary by style. Select an available size to narrow the edit, then check the measurements and fit notes on the product page.

Before you choose

Build around what already works.

Think about the neckline, sleeve length and hem you like wearing most. A useful new piece should have more than one partner in your wardrobe.

Ask us about fit or styling
What is the difference between Slim and Easy fit?

Slim styles sit closer to the body; Easy styles allow more room. The exact cut and measurements depend on the garment. Use the product’s fit notes rather than assuming every top in the same size will fit alike.

Where should I start if I only want one or two pieces?

Start with a gap in an outfit you already wear: a base layer for your jacket, a top for your favourite pant, or a layer that works with two existing outfits. Choose a colour that already has partners in your wardrobe.

Can I combine different fabrics?

Yes. Use the shape and weight of each piece to guide the combination. Try a simple base under a more structured jacket, or a soft top with a tailored pant. Check composition and care on each garment separately.

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