
Style
A white shirt outside the working week
A familiar shirt can change character with its sleeves, hem and the clothes beside it.
Style
A jacket changes where the eye reads the waist and how much of a wide trouser leg remains visible. Start with the pair you actually wear.
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Style
A familiar shirt can change character with its sleeves, hem and the clothes beside it.

Style
A knit can turn a dress into a different outfit, provided the layers can move together.

Style
One bright garment can set the direction while the rest of the outfit gives it space.

Wardrobe
Work through a manageable section, give undecided clothes a place and finish with a wardrobe you can use that evening.

Accessories
Start with the objects, then test the way the bag carries them.

Accessories
The belt needs room inside the loops and a proportion you enjoy with the clothes around it.

Accessories
A layered arrangement is easier to read when each necklace has room to sit and move without immediately joining the others.

Beauty
Pack for the small adjustments you make away from home, rather than carrying a second dressing table.

Everyday Living
Build a short trip from complete outfits, then remove the pieces that only work in an imaginary extra day.

Everyday Living
The chair is only one part of the corner. Test the light, reach and interruptions at the time you actually read.

Everyday Living
Give the making process enough space before arranging the mugs, jars and decorative objects around it.