We love finding versatile trends that both fit the moment and our lifestyle. The fall runways inspired us to get behind a statement, or quite minimal, bomber to flaunt on mild winter days and as a spring staple.

We love when you can pop a trendy piece over basics you already own and create a whole new look. If you’re looking for inspiration as to what to thrift, or even shopping your own closet, test the vest.

Update your skinny pants with a tunic!

We love a trend that happens to be comfy. Our latest obsession? Track pants.

We’re always looking for comfy-chic layers to alternate during transitional weather, that are also easy to wear and style.

Maxi length skirts, while modest, pack a lot of punch in the style department. When shopping for a vintage version, either try a knit or a funky pattern or texture.

There’s no denying it’s a little tough to fit fashion in our lives right now. We thought a sweet little sweater edit would give everyone some comfort and joy during these times.

Although the print is inherently sporty, and you can certainly lean into the 90’s skater/utility/grunge vibe, there’s another option as well. You can check both boxes and mix with more tailored or silky pieces to elevate your look to a more bold, lady-like 80’s vibe.

As it gets chillier - do you find yourself wanting to step up your puffer game, but a peacoat is too serious? Try a vintage robe coat in a wool/cashmere/blend to add extra heat.

Is the clock ticking but you’re too tired for makeup, lighting, accessories, the whole shebang? But still gotta zoom? Having the perfect zoom top at the ready can do wonders for your confidence in this moment.

It might seem counterintuitive because of the timing, but go back into your jewelry box and reach for the turquoise, bright colored beads, pearls or shells, and layer on top of your cable knits. It’s an unexpected detail that’s also super chic right now.

It might not occur to you to purchase pants right now - as many of us can get away without wearing any pants at all. I do think it’s relevant, though, to bring up how uncomfy jeans can be to sit in all day. I also think for the few times you are venturing out, it’s important to feel confident in your outfit and mentally feel that distinction from your stay-home pants.

Loafers are the perfect transitional weather footwear, and you can style them so they’re not too formal or serious. Try going for a printed or textured pair, chunky block heels or even a small platform for a lift.

We can take the concept, and comfort, of a midi-to-maxi length dress and bring it forward by choosing the right cuts, and pairing it with the right accessories for fall.

Linen never goes out of style. Don’t be afraid to add some linen into your closet now, and store away until spring once the temps drop. For a contemporary look, I love mixing boxier linen silhouettes with sporty details for a utilitarian look.

KNIT PANTS trump jeans any day… in some cases they can look sleeker than your denim, despite being more comfortable.

PATCHWORK started out as a way to construct fabric when times were tough, and then showed up in the 60’s & 70’s as a fashion statement. Because the textures, colors & prints are broken up, you don’t have to stress about how to match back to patchwork.