Everyone needs a chameleon dress.
The one that shows up exactly how you need it to. Easy heels and a soft scarf for dinner.
Bold earrings, a dramatic wrap, and suddenly it’s black-tie energy.
The secret isn’t the dress.
It’s how you finish it.

We just got in our new upside-down pants, and the details are so good they deserved a fresh colour story.

Instead of my usual navy-on-navy, I went back to purple and let the contrast do the talking.

The magic moment?

Pulling it all together with our Planet’s scarf so it stops feeling like “pieces” and starts feeling like a look.

Today we’re stepping into what might be the best Canadian tuxedo I’ve ever styled.

The top and pants are a perfect duo — rich in detail, beautifully cut, and somehow both casual and dressed-up at the same time.

We just unboxed three new deliveries from one of my favourite brands, and every piece is better than the last.

Kicking off the week with a brand-new pair of grey pants… and trust me, you’ll be seeing a LOT of them.

Today we’re building a casual chic look around them—keeping the outfit all black so the pants stay centre stage. A sleek leather boot instantly sharpens this relaxed silhouette, and the John Cage scarf ties the grey + black story together perfectly.

The finishing touch? A little waist definition from my belt to balance out the loose fit.

Level up, but make it effortless.

Today I’m taking a simple base and bumping it way up with two statement pieces:

✨ A hand-woven leather belt with the perfect waist definition

✨ A feather-light oversized jacket that brings all the soft drama

And because it’s me… I wrapped it all up in the Moda Fiorentina scarf to tie the textures and colours together

Trying for casual cool today… Let me know how you think I did.

I’m back in my navy mood — and since winter is creeping in, I’m layering like it’s my full-time job.

My mesh and stretch blouse combo is my go-to:
✔ keeps me warm
✔ adds texture
✔ makes basics look intentional

And my Blue Note scarf pulls everything together — the lighter blue in the denim meets the deep navy up top, and suddenly the whole look makes sense.

Trying for casual cool today… Let me know how you think I did.

I’m back in my navy mood — and since winter is creeping in, I’m layering like it’s my full-time job.

My mesh and stretch blouse combo is my go-to:
✔ keeps me warm
✔ adds texture
✔ makes basics look intentional

And my Blue Note scarf pulls everything together — the lighter blue in the denim meets the deep navy up top, and suddenly the whole look makes sense.

Today’s outfit is all about our North by Northwest graphic tee, one of the newest designs in our Viv by You collection.

I pulled out the antique-gold tone in the artwork and used it to build the entire look. First, a low-V sweater to let the colour peek through… then the Inspiring Women scarf to deepen that gold and play beautifully against the black.

It’s an easy, everyday formula:

Graphic tee → textured knit → statement scarf → effortless magic.

Stepping into the world of layers today — and we’re keeping it rich, warm, and intentional.
I’m taking one base (the same burgundy pants and tank) and building a mini capsule around deep purples and cozy textures.

First up: a polished blazer for a more business-leaning look.
Then a soft, ultra thin knit for something relaxed.
And on colder days? Layer the two together for depth without the bulk.
That colour play between burgundy and purple is pure magic.

Okay friends… It’s time for a Navy Sweater Showdown ⚡️

I’m doing a speed round with all my favourite navy knits because, honestly, can one ever have enough? Each one has something special: a texture, a neckline, a little detail that makes it worth keeping.

And yes… I’m finishing the look with the TRUE scarf, because nothing pulls navy together quite like original artwork.

I styled my favourite fashion track pants by pulling out the subtle grey detailing and building the outfit around it. The sleek oversized blazer adds that effortless, power-ready polish I love.

To complete the look, I wrapped everything with the Last Train scarf — the final touch that brings the whole story together.