Style guides: one piece, three outfits
Each guide takes one classic you probably already own and styles it three ways: for the office, the weekend and an evening out. It is the format of Dot's atelier, our series on TikTok and Instagram, written up properly with the colours, shoes and layers that work in a British climate.
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How to style a trench coat
A trench is the coat for the British in-between: too warm for a jacket day, not cold enough for wool. Here is how to wear the same one three ways without it turning into a uniform.
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How to style a white shirt
Everyone owns a white shirt and most people wear it the same way every time. The shirt can do far more than that, as long as the fabric, the fit and the way you wear it change with the occasion.
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How to style burgundy trousers
Burgundy trousers feel bold on the hanger and surprisingly easy once they are on. The colour behaves like a dark neutral, as long as you choose the right partners.
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How to style a camel coat
A camel coat makes almost anything underneath look more expensive. The skill is in choosing what goes under it, so the coat looks warm rather than beige on beige.
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How to style a blazer
A good blazer is the most useful jacket in a wardrobe because it changes its mood with whatever is under it. Here is one blazer, three outfits.
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How to style wide-leg trousers
Wide-leg trousers are comfortable, flattering and smart at the same time, which makes them the most useful trousers to own. The secret is balance: what you wear on top, and the length at the hem.
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