The reset
A wardrobe reset is more than clothes—it’s the shift from what was, to what will be. A fresh start, with intention.
Why I Keep Reaching for Linen
This morning, I pulled on my favorite oversize linen shirt—the one that’s been with me through beach trips, coffee runs, and more summers than I can count. Every time I wear it, I’m reminded why I keep choosing linen over anything else.
It’s made from flax, which means it’s naturally strong, breathable, and somehow manages to feel cool when it’s hot out, yet still cozy when there’s a chill. It doesn’t cling, it doesn’t trap heat—it just moves with me. And the wrinkles? I’ve grown to love them. They make each day’s story visible, like my clothes are keeping a journal of my life.
There’s something honest about linen. It gets softer with every wash, lasts for years, and it’s kinder to the planet since flax needs less water and fewer chemicals to grow. Wearing it feels like I’m doing something small but good—for myself and for the world.
So, I’ll keep reaching for linen. Not just because it’s beautiful, but because it feels like home I can wear.
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the wardrobe reset
A linen kimono is timeless—light, versatile, and effortlessly chic. It’s the kind of piece that elevates any outfit, making it a perfect starting point for building a mindful, lasting wardrobe.
At the moment, it’s my absolute favorite go-to staple piece
Linen pants are one of those pieces that quietly redefine how a wardrobe works. They breathe in a way most fabrics can’t, keeping you comfortable while still holding a certain elegance. That ease makes them timeless—something you reach for year after year without feeling dated.
What makes them even more valuable is their flexibility. They work just as well with a simple tank and sandals as they do with a crisp shirt or a structured jacket. That kind of versatility turns them into a true foundation piece—able to shift with you from day to evening, from casual to refined, without ever feeling forced
You know those pieces you just keep reaching for without even thinking about it? An oversized linen shirt or sweater is exactly that. It’s easy to throw on, feels relaxed, and somehow still looks put together—whether you’re layering it up or just wearing it on its own.
the wardrobe reset
the wardrobe reset
Sending butterflies and bubbles, horizon calling
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