I Have Classic, Minimalist Style—5 Cool Brands I'm Shopping in 2024
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Lately, there seems to be a new trend and fashion aesthetic popping up everywhere I look. Y2K, "clean girl" and now "mob wife"—it can get a little overwhelming to keep up. As much as I love experimenting with my style, in truth, my taste will always be classic and minimal.
Each season I look to add carefully selected pieces to my pared-back wardrobe that effortlessly blend into my daily rotation without much thought. In the pursuit of this refined simplicity, I've discovered a valuable ally in The Outnet. As a devotee of quiet luxury, the online retailer has become an indispensable resource for me, offering a curated selection that aligns seamlessly with my style preferences.
One of the many joys of a "less trend, more timeless" approach to fashion lies in investing in quality rather than quantity. As this week happens to be Denim Week at Who What Wear UK, I thought it best to start by introducing you to E.L.V DENIM, which takes on a new level of refinement. Not only are the brand's contemporary cuts instantly recognisable (which is unusual for denim, let's be honest), its conscious approach to crafting from upcycled pieces makes it a conscious choice for the planet. Win-win.
Other brands that I consistently look towards include Arch4 and Another Tomorrow, both of which also provide a treasure trove of seasonless staples, from impeccably tailored blazers to versatile dresses that feel appropriate for work, but also for dinner or drinks straight from the office. Then there's &Daughter, which has a nostalgic charm to its craftsmanship and is truly my go-to for knitwear, whereas Nanushka—which is known for its buttery soft vegan leather—I can best describe as basics for the ultimate fashion lover.
With these brands, versatility prevails, and my wardrobe can transcend from the ephemerality of viral trends or "aesthetics". Whilst I continue to navigate the realms of online shopping in 2024, a selected few brands have become my style champions, ensuring that my wardrobe reflects not just the mood of the moment but a capsule wardrobe that I can rely on time and again.
Have I piqued your interest? Keep scrolling for my ultimate picks from the new minimalist brands to know.
Shop My Favourite Minimalist Brands:
1: E.L.V Denim
2: &Daughter
3: Another Tomorrow
4: Arch4
5: Nanushka
Next Up: The Spring/Summer 2024 Fashion Trends That Really Matter
Humaa is the Junior Branded Content Editor at Who What Wear UK, where she specialises in paid-for and affiliate content across beauty and fashion. She holds a BA Hons in English Literature and has previously held editor positions at British Vogue and Marie Claire US. Before joining Who What Wear UK, she was part of the US Branded Content team, bringing her expertise back home to help grow the UK division. With years of experience testing and reviewing fashion and beauty products, she writes trend-driven and commerce-focused stories. When she's not shopping for work, she's making her way through her Kindle TBR list—spoiler: it's a long one. Follow her on Instagram at @Humaa.Hussain
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