philippa 1970 jacket (resemble here), Eleanor Leftwich Pants (sold out, similar products) here), jimmy choo pumpsChanel clutch (similar) here and here)
An embellished jacket will do most of the work. Embroidery, beadwork, appliqués, decorative trims – each one brings texture and character in one layer. The approach is simple. Set the tone with your jacket and then build everything else around it.
evening polish
Start with something fluid or soft and reflective, like satin pants, silk skirts, or delicate metallics. The base should be cropped so that the spotlight shines on the jacket. Finish with pointed heels or elegant flats and a compact evening bag. Keep jewelry to a minimum.
Purchase the compilation:
satin or midi skirt; heel or pointed flat; small clutch or structured bag; tassel belt; with beads or sculpture jewelry
with denim
Decor and comfort come together here. Top off your look with straight or barrel-leg jeans, and keep it simple with a pretty T-shirt or quality knit. Incorporate color with your shoes, bags, and jewelry. Bright pumps, a statement crossbody or sculptural earrings add Giulia’s signature energy.
Purchase the compilation: relaxed denim; classic t-shirt or lightweight sweater; color forward bag; everyday flat or low heels; statement earrings
casual and classy
Treat your jacket as part of your regular rotation. Style it with loose-fitting pants, worn-in jeans, a tank or a T-shirt, and add richness with color and texture, like bold sandals, patterned flats, and bright accessories. This is where individuality comes into play, without sacrificing sophistication.
Purchase the compilation: easy pants or jeans; blouse or cardigan; animal print flat shoes; polish tote; scarf or hair accessories
what to look for
Focus on craftsmanship: high-density embroidery, secure beadwork, clean finishing, and durable shoulder construction. Carefully place details such as stitching, appliqué, and decorative trim to ensure the decoration is balanced. Neutral base and rich tones offer the most versatility.
Source: Julia Berolzheimer – juliaberolzheimer.com




