The cover story · FashionThe art of
The art of
getting dressed.
A wardrobe that works with your actual life begins with the pieces you already love.
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Five outfit formulas for mornings with no spare time
A little structure can make getting dressed feel much easier.
A five-minute everyday makeup routine you can edit
Quick doesn't have to mean rushed, and polished doesn't have to mean full coverage.
The easiest way to add texture to a quiet room
A few thoughtful material contrasts can do more than buying new furniture.
The weekend carry-on wardrobe that makes sense
A few flexible pieces, a simple plan and room for the trip itself.
How to shop a sale without buying a problem
A marked-down price is only useful when the item earns a place.
How to wear more colour without rebuilding your wardrobe
Start with one shade you enjoy and let the rest be easy.
Style notes / The wardrobe issue
A little more you. A little less noise.
You don't need a whole new wardrobe to feel differently about getting dressed. Start with a few practical decisions you can make today.
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