Image: Classic Trench by Isabelle Fox, Chloe Jeans by Mother Of Pearl, Classic Hoodie by Riley Studio, Ultra Bloom Trainers by Vivobarefoot
Isabelle Fox
Made in the UK in limited runs, Isabelle Fox’s timeless pieces are often crafted from deadstock fabric that is destined for landfill, simply because it’s out of season. So it’s ironic that the silhouette of the coat I’ve styled for this shoot is a classic example of how to nail trans seasonal style.
Mother of Pearl
I’ve styled Esme in the Webb Coat and Chloe Jeans from Mother Of Pearl’s core collection. Built around the concept of ‘seasonless staples’, MOP’s core edit is the epitome of transeasonal style. This edit is available all year round on their website, a point of sale that is becoming more and more commonplace for brands who are committing to helping their customers build sustainable wardrobes and intrinsically understand this way of shopping and styling is reflective of how the modern woman curates her style. The Webb wool coat – from sheep to manufacture – was made in one country and the Chloe jean is made from organic cotton, woven and spun in a single country too. Keeping production and manufacturing local like this dramatically lowers the carbon footprint of each garment.
Teatum Jones
Feminine, quirky and elegant, Teatum Jones have created a culture of cherishing and reclaiming fabric and never throwing textiles away. So each season their left-over material is measured, coded and stored, to enable them to easily incorporate it back into the next collection. The suit that we’ve styled Esme in, is made from reclaimed fabric sourced from British Wool Mills. Wool is a wonderful material to wear in any season as it’s natural fibers mean it keeps you warm in the winter and cool in the summer. Making it a perfect interseasonal staple.