The look: layer like a fashion editor
The look: layer like a fashion editor
Honed over countless fashion weeks, the art of layering is every seasoned fashion editor’s secret weapon – because stepping out of an intensely air-conditioned car and into a jam-packed show venue, followed by an after-party in a fashionable but drafty warehouse, used to be the norm. Mastering layering successfully is just as key in ‘the new normal’. Need to dress up your trackpants and tank top for a Zoom call with colleagues? A well-tailored blazer and a chunky chain necklace will do the trick. Going on a socially distanced date in the park and not sure how much to dress up? A relaxed knit and jeans say you’re not trying too hard, while a structured leather jacket and statement earrings show you’re putting in some effort.
The key is to start with one statement piece and build your outfit around it with simple yet complementary separates, as well as some winning accessories that will lend a fashion-forward finish. For example, take a classic jeans-and-shirt combo up a notch by layering Loro Piana’s luxe knitted tank on top. Simple suede loafers and a top-handle bag add a preppy feel, while cool, square-framed sunglasses and chunky gold earrings give the look an edge.
On days when you’ll likely be segueing between temperatures or formal and casual dress codes, pair the knit with leather pants for added polish, and shrug on a tailored blazer when the mercury drops.
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Fashion Math, the Porcelain Equation Fashion inspiration can be ephemeral, as fleeting as it is effervescent. Or it can be grounded in something more tangible that ripples into deeper territory. Tory’s Fall/Winter 2020 collection , where ideas flowed from art history into challenging the concept of women and femininity. Here, one of Tory’s favorite looks, broken down by inspiration — Fashion Math. 
