chanel jacket (resemble here), Rosie Assouline Top (last seen) here), attersee skirt, chanel pumps, hermes bag (resemble here), ariel ratner necklace
When the color palette becomes simpler, I start constructing outfits differently, although I know this isn’t necessarily my instinct. Between the layers of structure and softness, sophistication and lightness, masculine and feminine, the focus shifts away from color and toward how everything actually works together.
There is usually a liquidity base. skirt or dress Move with your body instead of holding it in place. The bias-cut, sheer, lightweight silk keeps the look from looking too stiff or fixed. Adding a tailored jacket, sculpted corset, or clean, structured top changes the overall energy, defining the shape and creating contrast to its movement without detracting from it.
Especially when it comes to spring/summer materials, the focus is on the texture. Silk and linen, light cotton and fine knits, everything remains light but each layer is perceived as its own. With a well-maintained palette, attention naturally focuses on cut, proportion, and construction rather than color.
Accessories go in the same direction. Small bags, sculptural shoes, and minimalist gold are the pieces that complete your look without sacrificing style. It all depends on how the layers are placed together and how each holds its position.
Source: Julia Berolzheimer – juliaberolzheimer.com
