Your style guide

Created Sep 5, 2026

Autumn · medium contrast

You are a soft autumn with medium contrast: warm, muted colours make your skin glow and your hair look richer. Your proportions favour long, unbroken lines and relaxed tailoring over anything tight or fussy.

Style DNA

Quiet luxuryRelaxed tailoringTonal dressing

Features

Warm undertoneMedium contrastLong neckStraight shouldersDark hair, hazel eyes

Palette

Your colours

Base

Ivory
Sand
Camel
Cocoa

Accent

Sage
Terracotta
Dusty blue
Ochre

Neutral

Espresso
Taupe

Avoid

Optic white
Jet black
Fuchsia

Swaps

  • Espresso

    Use instead of black

  • Optic white

    Swap for ivory

  • Jet black

    Swap for espresso

Silhouette

What to wear and what to skip

Prefer

  • Wide-leg trousers with a high rise

    Extends the leg line and balances the long torso.

  • V and shirt necklines

    Echo the long neck instead of cutting it.

  • Tonal cream-to-camel layering

    Low-contrast outfits match your medium natural contrast.

  • Suede, brushed wool, silk

    Matte textures read softer and warmer on your skin.

Avoid

  • Optic white and jet black next to the face

    Both are too sharp for a warm, muted colouring.

  • Cropped, boxy jackets

    Break the torso in the wrong place.

  • High-shine synthetics

    Compete with your natural softness.

Wardrobe

Your capsule

Core · 10Optional · 6

Tops

3 pieces

  • Oatmeal cashmere crewneck

    Soft texture near the face, layers under the blazer.

    In looks
    Core

  • Ivory silk shirt

    Open collar echoes your neckline; ivory replaces white.

    In looks
    Core

  • Espresso fitted tee

    Your dark neutral for casual days.

    In looks

Bottoms

3 pieces

  • Ivory wide-leg trousers

    High rise plus wide leg is your best proportion.

    In looks
    Core

  • Straight ecru jeans

    Denim in your palette instead of cold indigo.

    In looks+1
    Core

  • Cocoa satin midi skirt

    Fluid length for dinners; satin adds evening sheen without shine.

    In looks

Dresses

1 piece

  • Sage slip dress

    Accent colour in a column silhouette.

    In looks

Outerwear

2 pieces

  • Camel wool blazer

    Anchors every occasion look; the camel is your best base.

    In looks
    Core

  • Sand trench coat

    Long line continues the leg; sand is warmer than classic beige.

    In looks
    Core

Shoes

3 pieces

  • Chocolate suede loafers

    Matte suede, works with trousers and jeans.

    In looks
    Core

  • Taupe slingback heels

    Elongates the leg without contrast breaks.

    In looks

  • Cream leather sneakers

    Off-white keeps the weekend look tonal.

    In looks
    Core

Bags

1 piece

  • Taupe structured shoulder bag

    Neutral that bridges camel and cocoa; gold hardware suits warm undertone.

    In looks+2
    Core

Accessories

2 pieces

  • Cognac leather belt

    Defines the high waist on trousers.

    In looks

  • Terracotta silk scarf

    Your strongest accent, kept small.

    In looks

Jewelry

1 piece

  • Small gold hoops

    Gold over silver for warm skin; small scale suits your features.

    In looks+1
    Core

Occasions

Ready-made looks

Essential capsule

  • Camel column

    Why it works

    One tonal column from ivory to camel makes you look taller and calmer; the blazer adds structure at the shoulder so the wide trousers read intentional.

    Tips

    • Push the blazer sleeves up once to show the knit cuff.
    • Keep the bag strap short so it sits above the hip.

  • Silk and denim

    Why it works

    Ecru denim and ivory silk sit in the same warmth; the belt marks the high waist.

    Tips

    • Half-tuck the shirt at the belt buckle only.

  • Trench weather

    Why it works

    The trench gives one long line over a relaxed base; espresso tee replaces black.

    Tips

    • Leave the trench open and belt it at the back.

Office

  • Soft power

    Why it works

    Tailoring in your base colours reads authoritative without hard contrast.

    Tips

    • Unbutton one more button than feels safe: it lengthens the neck.

  • Knit Friday

    Why it works

    Satin skirt with a knit balances soft and fluid textures; cocoa is your deep neutral.

    Tips

    • Tuck the knit front into the skirt for a defined waist.

Dinner date

  • Sage evening

    Why it works

    One accent colour in a column silhouette; the scarf brings terracotta near the face.

    Tips

    • Tie the scarf on the bag if the evening is warm.

  • Satin and camel

    Why it works

    Blazer over the satin skirt keeps the outfit polished for a smart-casual dress code.

    Tips

    • Choose the blazer with sleeves pushed up for a relaxed feel.

Weekend

  • Ecru walk

    Why it works

    Tonal casual base with one accent; sneakers in cream keep the line unbroken.

    Tips

    • Roll the jeans once to show the ankle.

  • Market layers

    Why it works

    Knit over straight jeans is your easiest weekend formula.

    Tips

    • Add the trench when it is below 15°C.

Shopping list

What to find

Progress

16 of 16 pieces to find

Tick what you already own. Find opens picks and a ready-made search in your region.

Core

10 pieces

  • Oatmeal cashmere crewneck

    Soft texture near the face, layers under the blazer.

  • Ivory silk shirt

    Open collar echoes your neckline; ivory replaces white.

  • Ivory wide-leg trousers

    High rise plus wide leg is your best proportion.

  • Straight ecru jeans

    Denim in your palette instead of cold indigo.

  • Camel wool blazer

    Anchors every occasion look; the camel is your best base.

  • Sand trench coat

    Long line continues the leg; sand is warmer than classic beige.

  • Chocolate suede loafers

    Matte suede, works with trousers and jeans.

  • Cream leather sneakers

    Off-white keeps the weekend look tonal.

  • Taupe structured shoulder bag

    Neutral that bridges camel and cocoa; gold hardware suits warm undertone.

  • Small gold hoops

    Gold over silver for warm skin; small scale suits your features.

Optional

6 pieces

  • Espresso fitted tee

    Your dark neutral for casual days.

  • Cocoa satin midi skirt

    Fluid length for dinners; satin adds evening sheen without shine.

  • Sage slip dress

    Accent colour in a column silhouette.

  • Taupe slingback heels

    Elongates the leg without contrast breaks.

  • Cognac leather belt

    Defines the high waist on trousers.

  • Terracotta silk scarf

    Your strongest accent, kept small.