The "Lazy Girl" Aesthetic Changed the Way We Dress—5 Ways to Do Laidback Luxe
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Style Notes: Slouchy trousers have got to be the ultimate low-effort-yet-stylish buy. Comfy, cool and only take 30 seconds to style, what more could you want? Finish with a deceptively smart waistcoat and easy ballet pumps.
Style Notes: A puffer coat or jacket is, in my opinion, one of the best fashion inventions, ever. Cocoon yourself in a ultra-cosy, comfy layer and add dark denim and a low heel boot for a bit of Louisa Hatt–inspired personality. You won't need to compromise on comfort till still look chic.
Dark denim feels seasonally appropriate, but you can also dress it up for evening too.
Style Notes: Francesca Saffari is one of our go-to influencers for when we crave laid-back outfit ideas which don't compromise on style. Case in point? A fleece gilet looks the part when paired with loose-leg jeans and Birkenstock clogs.
Style Notes: I never thought I'd crave a simple grey jumper until I saw this outfit. Hannah Lewis nails the laidback-luxe trend with a cream shearling coat, grey knit, trainers, and jeans.
Style Notes: Give your jersey tops extra mileage by pairing them with a autumnal trench and black loafers. A fab option if you still want to feel polished but have no energy to properly dress up.
Lazy girls will appreciate a coat that doubles up as the whole outfit.
Style Notes: The beauty of this look is, even if you don't own an off-the-shoulder jumper, you can cheat it by sizing up an ultra-slouchy knit and wearing baggy. How's that for a lazy hack?
