These Timeless Basics Will Be On Constant Rotation in Your Capsule Wardrobe
Naomi Okafor
As we bask in the glorious five minutes of British summer time (yes, the sun is actually shining), I find myself pondering a topic that’s as refreshing as a cool breeze: timeless basics. You know, those wardrobe essentials that aren’t just stylish but also kind to our planet. Today, I’ve rounded up some of my favourite everyday staples we all rely on that are classic and don’t compromise on comfort or that elusive summer vibe. So, grab your sunnies (for as long as the sun lasts) and keep scrolling.
Baggy Trousers
The perfect pair of elevated basic trousers. All handmade, custom order, 100% cotton drill and sustainable. Comes in black, cream, sage and denim.
Day to Night Top
From boardroom meetings to dinner dates, Susamusa has you covered.
Denim Shirt
A beautiful, basic denim jacket with off-centre buttons.
Maxi Skirt
Designed and made in London, this is a perfect piece for the office or casual drinks.
Striped Long Sleeve Tee
Wanting to add a bit of colour to your wardrobe this season? Glassworks London has a fab selection of long sleeve basics to brighten things up.
Feminine Blouse
Your ‘basic’ white tee with a twist.
Embellished Skirt
Who says basics can’t sparkle? The Lola Midi from Sister Jane adds a little shine to your everyday.
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