Dressing for Your Mood

3 years ago

Photo courtesy of Thiemo Sander/The Licensing Project

Dressing for Your Mood

In partnership with our friends at Tiffany & Co.

Just because the end-of-year celebrations will be scaled back doesn’t mean your approach to styling has to follow suit. (But if it does, that’s okay, too—it’s been quite a year.) Some days, getting dressed is just not in the cards; other days, it’s the easiest way to boost morale and bring you joy. That schedule is hard to predict, so we put together three easy-to-assemble looks for whatever you’re feeling.

IF YOU’RE FEELING
LAID-BACK…

Lean into that. A swingy shift dress is a comfort-forward change from the leggings you’ve been living in. Plus: The whimsical pattern hides any potential party fouls. A few deft styling moves—a clasp here, a scrunched sleeve there—instantly level up the look.

IF YOU’RE FEELING PREPPY…

Indulge your inner New Englander for the day. Her style mantra, if we had to venture a guess: More is more. Consider that permission to break out the ruffles, the shiny earrings, the brick-on-beige plaid—and yes, the velvet Chanel you save for special occasions.

IF YOU’RE FEELING FESTIVE…

Pull out all the stops (might as well!). A pine-green dress is as appropriate as it comes this time of year, but it’s the compliment-catching accessories—plush stole, knee-high boots, diamonds galore—that your nearest and dearest will really ooh and ahh over.

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Dressing for Your Mood

IF YOU’RE FEELING LAID-BACK…

IF YOU’RE FEELING PREPPY…

IF YOU’RE FEELING FESTIVE…

IF YOU’RE FEELING
LAID-BACK…