Loop Collection

if you follow the fashion zeitgeist, you’re likely familiar with how contrasting elements of style keep looks cool and interesting: the juxtaposition of opposing elements: feminine vs. masculine, hard vs. soft.

above are some images I’ve collected of looks I want to recreate with pieces I already have in my closet. secondhand, of course. and never not soft and comfortable.

something casual, like a striped, athletic short with something structured like a button-down; a blazer with a pair of denim cut offs and a ball cap; tailored pants with a flipflop.

what are you excited to wear this spring?

always been pulled to the sea. 🐚🐠🌴

always been attracted to the sea. 🐚🐠🌴

sneak peek of what’s to come as we patiently await spring’s arrival. 🐚 🌴

I always like this time of year, when our chromaphobe tendencies start to wane, and folks begin to adopt a few more pops of colour into their wardrobes and home styling.
☀️ 🌺 🍃

a classic pair of soft brown leather pants, with a suede bum and stirrups. find these and more on my rack at in Inglewood.

a beautiful fringe poncho from michael kors, available at in inglewood. perfect to carry you through the last grips of winter, into the spring months ahead.

there was a time when my entire home was filled with an array of brass animals, but now all that remains is a tiny brass cat from a market in Peru (the very first of my collection) and a small brass kangaroo from the land down under, acquired during my year abroad.

what weird or quirky things do you keep or collect in your home?

ancient beauty standards were… different.
carved statue, made in italy.
$26//DM to purchase.