HeyJaredInteriors of Fashion
This isn’t shopping advice — it’s wardrobe literacy designed to reduce bad purchases and build a wardrobe that lasts.
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On Wednesdays, We Wear… (opens the original)
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I think women forgive bad shoes more than they forgive bad men. At least temporarily. A bad man ruins your life. A bad shoe just ruins your evening and your relationship with your closet for six months, which somehow feels manageable when the shoe is beautiful. Most closets are full of shoes bought for a woman who doesn't exist, the one who walks fine in heels, who has rooftop dinners three nights a week, who gets photographed stepping out of taxis instead of sprinting through airports. Real lif
The Interior, Volume 3: Neridah Twist & Katie Lewis (opens the original)
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There are certain things you don’t think about until you’re forced to. Time is one of them. So is your body. So is the rather strange assumption that the person you are today will be more or less the person you are five years from now, wearing the same size, making the same plans, moving toward the future you have already started mentally furnishing.For most of us, our relationship with clothing is built around that assumption. We buy for the body we have, the life we are living, and the occasio
On Wednesdays, We Wear… (opens the original)
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I’ve always loved that very specific kind of fashion exchange: you see something, you need to know where it’s from, and suddenly two complete strangers are talking about clothes. It brings me right back to being little, playing dress-up with my friends in puffy dresses and tiaras, borrowing each other’s plastic slippers and taking the whole thing very, very seriously.Consider this the grown-up version of that. After enough of those “wait, where is that from?” moments, I started thinking about th
The Interior, Volume 2: Gabriele Hackworthy (opens the original)
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On Wednesdays, We Wear… (opens the original)
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Somewhere between my third cortado and my fourth opinion of the morning, I realized I have a type, and I’m not talking men. I have a type in brands, and it’s an extremely specific type that makes shopping for any new item an Olympic sport. Working in fashion has made me realize you can’t make time for every new brand popping up; you must have an external list of criteria that make the decision before you even open the website. My list is brutal, but it leaves my closet intentional and my wallet
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