A little throwback to a time when getting dressed meant heading to a concert, not overthinking it.
Inspired by nights spent at a Grateful Dead show, this edit is my version of what I’d pack if I had a time machine—easy layers, worn-in textures, and pieces with just the right amount of edge.
Nostalgic, effortless, and reimagined for now.
The Vibe
This isn’t costume.
It’s not overly styled.
It’s that perfectly undone, lived-in look that somehow always worked:
- A little oversized
- A little worn-in
- A little unexpected
But still pulled together in a way that feels intentional.
What I’d Pack
The Layers
A broken-in denim jacket, an easy button-down, something you can throw on when the sun goes down. Layers that don’t feel precious—but make the outfit.
The Texture
Crochet, soft knits, anything with a little history to it. Pieces that feel like they’ve been loved before you even put them on.
The Statement Piece
A skirt, a top, or a jacket that brings a little edge—something that makes the outfit feel like you.
The Accessories
Belts, jewelry, worn leather—those finishing pieces that pull everything together without trying too hard.
How I’d Style It Now
What’s different now is the balance.
I’d still keep that relaxed, nostalgic feel—but pair it with something a little more refined:
- A feminine skirt with a structured layer
- Vintage-inspired pieces with clean, modern basics
- Texture mixed with simplicity
It’s less about being perfectly undone—and more about being effortlessly put together.
Why This Edit Feels Like Me
There’s something about this kind of style that never really leaves you.
Even as everything evolves—business, life, where and how I shop—that instinct to curate, to mix pieces, to create a feeling through clothes… it’s still there.
This edit feels like a bridge between then and now.
And honestly, that’s my favorite place to be.