It's hard to beat the classics. Remember how your mom used to say the words "high water" with alarm when you started to grow out of a...

The Coatigan - the coat-cardigan! For days that are too cold for a sweater, but not cold enough to make you want to deal with a puffer...

It's pricey, as real wool should be. As a Poor myself, I love my cheap cashmere, but I also know better than to confuse it with the good...

When I notice a Dramatic body in the wild I always think of music notes, with their long graceful lines. Or Gothic architecture, with its...

It's fairly common knowledge that Autumn and Spring are the warm seasons, and wear gold; while Summer and Winter are the cool seasons,...

Both Gamines do layering very well, so a piece like this that can be worn either by itself or layered over another shirt is a real closet...

The best gift is the small luxury they would never buy for themselves.

This dress is adorable for all sorts of occasions, but I'm buying it specifically for my pregnant sister because I remember the post-baby...

I first got acquainted with Dickies when hunting for indestructible work pants for my husband. Let me tell you, they deliver! And the...

First, a formal-ish spring dress, edging towards professional. Wear this to an Easter church service, or perhaps a tea party with your...

This is just insanely elegant and stylish.

Both pure Romantics and Theatricals: Flared jeans were made for you! They continue the theme of "curve in/curve out" that you've got...

Shoes are tricky for Soft Classics. You don't want anything heavy or chunky - a Soft Classic friend of mine reports that chunky shoes...

"But aren't t-shirts for Naturals?" No way! I mean, yes, but they're also for everyone. The key is to make sure that your t-shirt matches...

In the spirit of my last post, wherein I announced my goal of wearing more casual dresses. The dolphin hem on this one one is lovely on...

Inspired by this reddit thread, especially someone's comment - and I quote - "Literally none of them are flattering on me but they're so...

Every type has a flattering way to wear a scarf, but the ragged edge puts this one in Natural territory. Click on the photo or the word...