My favorite thing about Instagram is being able to randomly discover new designers with little to no effort. I use this reasoning to justify my compulsion to check the app hundreds of times throughout the day-- never know what we show up on that popular page! A recent find is Elizabeth Suzann, a Tennessee based apparel designer who makes impeccable basics, in a range of fabrics from linen to silk bases. I am obsessed with her faux 'one size fits all' aesthetic. It's hard for me to not lust over every boxy shifty sac dress that I see this season, mainly due to my body type changing in the last few months. I've become very comfortable in these styles, tossing on my Fog Linen sleeveless shift or Oak and Fort linen shirt dress, pretty much every other day. It's just a major go to for me while I'm working on losing my winter weight.
Elizabeth's look book is very thoughtful and every look is put together with a nice touch of easiness. What caught my eye is how she accessorized with jewelry pieces from Madewell, as well as hats, leather booties & bags from outside brands. For me it showed how seamless her pieces can work into a minimalist wardobe. As someone who doesn't naturally gravitate towards color or patterns on a daily basis, knowing that neutral clothing can still be my stand out pieces amongst intricate jewelry and accessories is important to me.
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