MINIMALISM

The modernist dress in foam green consists of sleek layers. Due to that the garments clean lines are broken up and the piece becomes soft and flowy without looking girly or romantic. Just gracing the knees, the dress is perfectly flattering and appropriate for every occasion – from cocktail hour to Sunday brunch.

Ever wondered why the Louis Vuitton team looks so chic and classy? Now you know – a uniform shirtdress used to be responsible for their perfect appearance. The staple in a dark navy is upgraded with the smallest details around the hem of the skirt. In the front it is slightly shorter, to elongate the wearers' legs, while an overly long button bar is adding some surprising detail.

Jonathan Simkhai took a simple blouse and created a detail-oriented, slinky masterpiece. The shiny garment made of satin almost looks like it slid down the wearer’s shoulder, with a loose, oversized, draped collar to match. An asymmetric hem is enhancing this look, while the champagne coloring keeps the garment classic and elegant enough for the day- and nighttime.

A vintage corset created by Gianni himself is perfect for the revival of the noughties. The black garment has woven in white pinstripes, providing a seriousness to an otherwise flirty top. For all the lovers of practical garments the piece is closed with a full-length zipper at the side, instead of the only decorative buttons in the back – easy access and very comfortable.  

This little white bag is an absolute gem to be found. The handles are discreetly attached via the golden initials of the brand founders J and L. Due to the letters similarity it almost appears like they're just part of the design rather than a logo. The long shoulder strap is attachable in addition to the short handles. These handles give the handbag a slight almond shape, in which everything can be elegantly accommodated.

A classic with a twist - this is the best way to describe this Prada blazer in a deep beige with a small leather buckle. The piece has invisible buttons, to keep the lines sleek and chic. Due to the high collar, it is perfect for fall and winter. This tailored frock can be kept for season after season, as the quality and simplicity of the piece are going to stand the test of time.

The perfectly tailored vest by Dior is an iteration of the famous Bar jacket of the Maison. Since the introduction of the garment in 1947 and with it the New Look the basic idea has been in almost every collection of Dior, no matter the current creative director. Here the jacket lost the sleeves and grew in length but kept the immaculate tailoring. The heavy material gives the vest a luxurious feel, while the elegance and simplicity of the cut will upgrade every look. Worn on its own, over a turtleneck or a blouse, this piece is as versatile as flattering.

The Y2K trend is here to stay and so are little baguette bags: a short strap, to wear it under the arm, and a small, mostly rectangular shape. This model of dark blue patent leather, with a contrasting silver closure. The round logo closure is understated but still recognizably Dior, for those who know about it. Estimated to come from the 90s, it is a rare-to-find bag.