Everything I've Stopped Wearing Since Becoming a Fashion Editor
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While my closet is still heavily built around pieces in the neutral family of black and white, I've been wearing more and more colors, notably bold shades like pastel blue and vibrant green.
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I spent too many years wearing sky-high heels and have since learned there are plenty of shoes that are both comfortable and cool. I've retired any footwear that's difficult to walk in and instead have been wearing kitten or block heels.
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One of the biggest changes in my wardrobe since becoming a fashion editor? Learning the importance of tailoring. Having a pair of pants taken in at the waist or a top nipped at the shoulder for a perfect fit makes a big difference in having my outfits come off as polished.
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I still slip into basic T-shirts and button-downs on a regular basis, but I've been adding more and more daring silhouettes into the rotation too. My favorite of the moment? Tops with voluminous, puffy sleeves.
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While I still take a measured approach when it comes to the season's biggest trends, I've been taking some bigger risks too. The key is making sure the items (like these animal-print pants) still fit in with my personal sense of style.
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Instead of focusing my shopping habits on only new-in merchandise from contemporary brands, I've been buying more and more vintage pieces from retailers like The RealReal. It's an editor secret for tapping into the latest trends with designer pieces at a fraction of the price.
