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Wardrobe guide

Outfit ideas and styling tips curated for True Spring.

Capsule Wardrobe Staples

Warm, fresh staples that keep your look bright and effortless.

Dressing for Your Body Type

Color is only half the equation – silhouette matters just as much

The key idea is simple: use clothing to create visual balance. If one area is wider, draw the eye elsewhere or add volume to the opposite area. If your proportions are even, you can create the illusion of curves with structure and layering.

Hourglass body shape

Hourglass

Follow your natural shape

Your body already has balanced proportions, so the goal is simply to not hide them. Belted coats, wrap dresses, and high-waisted trousers all echo your natural silhouette. Avoid oversized, boxy pieces that erase your waist.

Pear body shape

Pear

Add volume on top to balance hips

Structured blazers, boat necklines, and statement earrings draw the eye upward. On the bottom, straight-leg trousers and A-line skirts flow over hips without clinging. The idea is balance – not hiding your lower half.

Apple body shape

Apple

Elongate the torso, showcase your legs

V-necklines and empire waists create a long vertical line through your torso. Flowy fabrics skim rather than cling. Your legs are your secret weapon – slim trousers and above-knee skirts show them off beautifully.

Rectangle body shape

Rectangle

Create the illusion of curves

Peplum tops, belted jackets, and layered outfits add shape where your frame is naturally straight. Ruffles and draping create dimension. High-waisted bottoms with a tucked-in top visually define your waist.

Inverted Triangle body shape

Inverted Triangle

Add volume below to balance shoulders

Wide-leg trousers, A-line skirts, and full midi skirts add visual weight to your lower half. Keep tops simple and fitted – nothing with shoulder pads or puff sleeves. V-necks and scoop necklines soften the shoulder line.

General advice

If there's a part of your body you love – your shoulders, your legs, your waist – don't hide it. Draw attention to it. Style is about celebrating what makes you feel good, not covering up what makes you feel unsure.

Proud of your arms? Go sleeveless. Love your legs? Wear that mini skirt. The guidelines above are just starting points – the real goal is to highlight the parts of you that make you feel most like you.