Basic Edge

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When shopping on sale, I like to remember to keep to the basics. There is no reason to fall head-first into a trend–because it’s on sale–as it may be on its way out. If you are unsure if something may be seasonal, opt for the item in a neutral colourway, allowing it to be more seasonless. Collecting great neutral pieces will allow you to play with a contrast in a different way each season.

Photography by Trevor Negin
Tank: Zara (similar), Pants: Cut25, Earrings: Baublebar, Purse: Vintage, Shoes: Pierre Hardy from The Room (similar and unreal)

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Posted on by barbara solomon

Winter Basics

Winter Basics

Winter Basics

Winter Basics

Winter Basics

Winter Basics

Winter Basics

Winter Basics

Winter weekends are about warmth and comfort. Sweaters should be soft, pants should be warm, and you should enjoy wearing your clothing.

On the weekends, I love wearing more comfortable outfits, it’s a time when I can dress down and feel good in some of my favourite pieces. These pants by Cut25 are actually cut amazingly. My BFF, Jordana, and I both picked them up when shopping on our recent trip in Miami, we both have completely different styles and bodies, and they worked of each of us perfectly.  Finding miracle pants like these are rare, though, the two of us have worked the same items before with brands like Jbrand, Banana Republic, and Joe Fresh. What are some brands you and your best friend love?

Photography by Trevor Negin

Coat: Club Monaco.  Sweater: Kimchi Blue.  Scarf: Banana Republic.  Pants: Cut25. Leather sneakers: Jack Purcell by Converse. Necklace: Vintage.  Purse: Marc by Marc Jacobs.  Sock: Topshop