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How many colours you actually need

Short answer: Two to three colours in the base layer and a few on top are enough for most people. More colours do not...

How to get dressed when you do not know what to wear

Short answer: The problem is rarely that clothes are missing, but that there is too much to choose from. With two bas...

How to find your own core wardrobe

Short answer: Look at what you actually wear during a normal week. What you reach for again and again is your basic w...

Marl colours and why they look more homely

Short answer: Melange fabric is spun from threads in several shades at once, not simply dyed in a single uniform tone...

Bamboo clothing and what you can wear it for

Short answer: Bamboo clothing covers most of an everyday wardrobe, but not the formal part. For suits and stiff shape...

Striped Leggings – A Guide

Short answer: Striped leggings are the model that divides people most. They can look good, but stripes make demands o...

Leggings as Trousers – What Works?

Short answer: Leggings can be worn as trousers if the fabric is dense enough not to go see through and the top covers...

Smart Tracksuits – From Sofa to Street

Short answer: A neat tracksuit set is plain, fits well and is made in a material with good drape. With the right shoe...

Big Shirt – The Oversize Everyday Favourite

Short answer: A big shirt is an oversize garment for women with broad shoulders, a loose drape and good length. It ha...

Crew Neck vs. V-Neck – Which Suits You?

Short answer: A crew neck is the most versatile and suits most people, while a V neck lengthens the neck and disappea...

Tight or Loose T-Shirt – What Suits the Body?

Short answer: Whether a close or a loose T-shirt suits you best depends more on the drape of the fabric than on your ...

Coloured Basics – Green, Blue and Light Blue That Go with Everything

Short answer: Green, navy and pale blue are the three colours that come closest to being neutral without being black,...