Tamara Holland

that your outfit is grounded with what we call like classic or polished pieces.

If you think about crisp shirting or blazers or even like elegant shoes like ballet flats or loafers, right?

Edge is what gives it that fashion forward component.

So this can manifest through accessories.

That's a really obvious one, like maybe a sculptural bag or shoe, you know, a wrong shoe.

So like something that sort of offsets the outfit and feels a little bit offbeat.

sunnies, like unexpected jewellery, maybe going for a chunky piece of jewellery rather than a refined piece of jewellery.

And then the last element is ease.

So what makes your look feel relaxed?

So this might be opting for denim, you know, relaxed denim or a simple white t-shirt.

But it's also about, again, how you style those pieces.

So you might wear your shirt unbuttoned.

You know, you might have a slouchier bag and the all over styling is just looser.

So her theory is that once these three forces come together, that equals cool.

What are your thoughts on that?

I love this.

And I guess edge is a nice way to start playing around with those micro trends, right?

So maybe it's the bandana scarf around your pants or skirt or something.

Exactly.

I've never heard of this and I love this idea.