Summer Lookbook
Confidence. Silhouettes. Softness

I did something for the first time today.

I re-read all the content I've been writing over the past few months.

Claudia is a freelance creative within the fashion industry, with a broad range of skills and interests — like many of us.

She has always worked in fashion-related fields, but what she enjoys the most is telling stories through creativity.

Questioning myself, I came to the conclusion that this summer must feel effortless in every sense. It should align with living in the moment and letting things breathe as they go—otherwise, I’ll lose my mind before the heat even starts.

The feeling of being constantly overconnected, and the constant chase for a better idea instead of looking at life from a different angle, has become more present now than ever. The constant mental noise has made me realize how much time I spend on it — and what it truly brings me.

Aina is a creative whom I’ve been following for a while now. I admire the elegance and sophistication she demonstrates in everything she does.

Ten pieces could be everything you need in your wardrobe? I doubt it. However, putting myself to the test and actually choosing ten pieces felt like I had everything I could need.

In the development of this creative path, Diana has created a signature style. A recognizable body of work, characterized by easily identifiable angles and creative direction that’s always perfectly aligned and touched by her presence—even when it might not be entirely her style.

I had the opportunity to style the gorgeous Everything Bag 03 from Le–Febour, a Canadian brand dedicated to creating timeless pieces designed to last. Le Febour focuses on fashion-forward, versatile designs crafted from the highest quality materials, ensuring durability without compromising style.

Dressing is a tool directly linked to how we feel—whether on a rainy day or a sunny one. The emotional factor is always present in the decisions we make daily, whether consciously or unconsciously, including how we choose to dress.

So, how do the colors we wear make others perceive us?

One suit has endless possibilities, even though we often think of it as a piece reserved for special occasions or only meant to be worn as a set—strictly for work settings and typically in winter.

My goal was to show how I’d style them for spring—offering plenty of ideas on how to wear a suit beyond the classic look.

She’s a stylist, a producer —when needed— a photographer and a textile printer, which I believe is her greatest passion. And someone who is more attentive to details than anyone I’ve ever seen before.

Andrea cares about making you feel special with small, carefully thought-out details and enjoys it just as much as you do.

In the little time I’ve been doing it since I started, I’ve questioned multiple times why I didn’t start sooner, as I’ve been feeling the happiest and most complete I have in years. Reflecting on this, I realize it couldn’t have been like this before—this is the right time. There’s nothing like such a feeling. 

The key to finding great set pieces is ensuring that both items can create multiple looks individually when you get tired of wearing them the same way. So, when you find a set that actually works separately, it means you genuinely like both pieces equally and, moreover, that they are practical and suitable for your daily wardrobe rotation.

I know—we’re barely into February, and no one is thinking about their spring/summer wardrobe yet. No one, except me.

That’s why, ahead of time, I’ve been plotting what I’d love to wear come June. Since I recently decluttered my closet (more of that in another post) and swapped in my winter essentials, I figured it was the perfect moment to dream up this out-of-reach wishlist

Over the past few months, I’ve been working on myself and thoughts. Shifting my focus towards being more present, easygoing, and more proud with the reality I’m currently living. I now understand that my path is uniquely my own and doesn’t have to be similar to anyone else’s journey. This realization has been liberating, allowing me to appreciate and enjoy my own progress without being overshadowed by comparisons to others.

Getting to know Chloe is not as easy as being her friend. At the beginning, I can guarantee she is not the friendliest, and you might even think she dislikes you (as I did when I met her), even though she swears to me it wasn’t like that. However, once we got to know each other more deeply and formed a bond beyond just working together, I discovered what an amazing person she is.

This week’s post feels a little different. The idea behind it wasn’t as clear in my head as it usually is, but maybe that’s exactly what makes it special. I’ll give you some context. Normally, I have a clear concept, and then I plan how to develop the visual content—whether it’s a single picture, a gallery, videos, or whatever feels right for the idea.

The other day, I received my auto Christmas present, and while debating whether I should keep it or return it, I came to the conclusion that the only way to decide was by putting it to the test. I told myself, "If you can create ten outfits with it, you’re allowed to keep it," and that’s when the fun began.

If you know me even a little, you’ve probably noticed my deep love for shoes. They are more than just functional items; they can be the centerpiece of an outfit. Shoes have the power to set the tone —elevating it to elegant or grounding it in casual comfort. They can be a source of confidence, a conversation starter, or, admittedly, a source of pain.