ON GETTING DRESSED
A sharper kind of ease
Our idea of modern dressing begins with clothes that hold their line while leaving you space to move. Five pieces to build a week around.
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Begin with the trouser
Begin with the line of a trouser. The double pleat of the Pleated Wide-Leg Trouser gives structure at the waist and movement through the leg. An unfussy foundation lets everything else fall into place.
Balance structure with softness
Add a soft layer. The Fine Rib Tank sits close to the body beneath a Single-Breasted Blazer, balancing its shaped shoulder without adding bulk. Keep the tones related: ink with ink, or warm taupe over chalk.
Keep one strong line in the outfit, then let the softer layers do the rest.
The VELLRUVA point of view
Let the collar change the mood
A Fluid Collar Blouse changes the register. Leave the collar open and allow the cuff to sit naturally beneath a jacket sleeve. These small shifts bring ease to tailoring without taking away its definition.
Wear the pieces beyond the set
Finish with the Minimal Buckle Belt. Wear the pieces together for a composed working day, then separate them: the blazer over a fluid skirt, the trousers with a fine knit. A useful wardrobe is a conversation between pieces.
THE PIECE IN FOCUS
THE PIECES BEHIND THE WORDS
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