the style edit

By now, most of us are several weeks in working from home; elevate your WFH-look with black and white statement pieces that breathe both comfort and class. 

Summer is coming, which asks for summery designs in bright colour palettes from brands such as Pauw, Samantha Sung and Blandat, that give your wardrobe a playful boost

Colourful prints, loose and comfortable silhouettes and crafted in a sumptuously soft silk; the Bananatime collections are made for versatile use and are also machine washable. 

During the warmer months, we prefer lightweight clothing in airy qualities to create a summer-proof look. 

With a nod to the sixties, here you will find an extensive range of midi skirts, asymmetrical dresses and slim fit trousers in buttery soft leather.

To create an outfit which you can wear season after season, we went for an earthy colour palette. Brown, beige and taupe combine beautifully and give a sophisticated touch to your everyday wardrobe. 

Every fabric has its own charm, such as linen. Linen is known for its airy and light weight quality and it is very strong; making this natural material an essential addition to your lounge and summer wardrobe.

The original Japanese kimono is timeless and elegant, while keeping its comfort. The Beirut label Bokja is well known for its modern version of fully hand-made kimonos, which are a a sight for sore eyes because of the artistic and colourful prints.

Wrap yourself in sumptuous soft and comfortable designs to create a look that is both suited for a morning conference call or a day around the house. 

Go for an artistic look and dress up in colourful items from brands such as Ailanto, Samantha Sung and Odeeh. 

Bring a golden glow to your wardrobe to create a comfortable, yet confident ensemble for your work-from-home outfit.

Update your summer wardrobe with exclusive floral prints in soft pastels.

Navy, a timeless colour for every season, is again well represented in our collections. 

Not your ordinary shades of red, as seen in the Spring/Summer 2020 collection by Dries van Noten.