Le Uniform

The current trends in fashion are so beyond up my alley that they are parked in my driveway. That is a lame metaphor, but you’re picking up what I’m putting down. From ballet core to silky bows on everything, my current uniform brings some of the biggest trends together to an easy to duplicate uniform.

• Tulle Skirt - ballet core at its finest, a good tulle skirt is a staple that can be incredibly versatile imo. I have styled mine in every capacity from fancy to chill. Throw on a graphic tee + boots for a laid back vibe, or a pair of pumps + cashmere sweater for a night at the ballet.

• Oversized Blazer - Paris was swimming with babes in oversized blazers this fall. I have found so many gems in thrifts and consignment shops that my closet is now exploding with blazers. I like to belt mine from the outside to give a bit more of a silhouette.

• Ballet Flats - Always an elegant addition to pull together a look, the perfect ballet flat has to be the classic Chanel cap toe flat. It elevates any look to model off duty vibes (always the goal).

• Great Bag - As with a great quality pair of ballet flats, a great quality bag frames a look and pulls everything together. I always wondered about the old fashion rule of matching your shoes and bag but now I understand that these items are like the guiding line in a painting, helping the viewer’s eye to have a cohesive place to land on.

• Bow, Sunnies, Pearls, Etc. - as the icing on the cake, thoughtful accessories seem to add a finishing touch.

With Le Uniform, it is incredibly simple to swap out an element here and there to take your look to another level. The best part is not having to put a load of thought into getting ready and trusting that you feel put together because you have a no-fail formula. This is the uniform I rotate on the daily and it has allowed me to bring back a bit of playfulness to the getting ready process that I used to dread.