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"{In partnership with Sezane}    'Achille' cardigan: Sezane. 'Gianna' dress: Sezane    It has been a long time since I've done a 'streetstyle' outfit post: pandemic and post partum have had a lot to do with it! But when Sezane ask you to pick your favourite pieces, it's worth putting on some makeup and braving the streets.    Sezane, if you aren't already familiar, is a French brand, a B Corp company (which means their standards meet the highest level of environmental transparency) whose focus is on well made, wardrobe essentials that last. I've been a fan of the brand for many years and they consistently spring up in my outfit posts and reels.                      First up, the holiday dress which also doubles up as a great occasionwear piece (this would work well for a wedding guest outfit). Team with a cardigan (off the shoulder isn't essential but I was trying to go for nonchalance) or a blazer over the shoulders. Size-wise I would say the brand is true to size, personally I tend to size up for trousers and down for items like this cardigan (which is naturally oversized).    'Achille' cardigan: Sezane. 'Gianna' dress: Sezane    Classic trousers and a basic tee are my holiday travel (and everything else, actually) go-to outfit  - the ease of a loose fitting silhouette works well for me right now and can be easily mixed and match with the rest of my holiday wardrobe. The pricepoints of Sezane are what I would describe as 'mid' High Street, it's the prices we can expect from beautifully packaged, well made, sustainable pieces.                   'Jacques' trousers: Sezane. 'Martha' t-shirt: Sezane    And lastly: Sezane are reeeeeealllly good at a button front. A broderie anglaise frill blouse (you might have seen me in some previously), a classic relaxed shirt, a silk blouse...I mean, there's not really anything they don't do well!                  I will be a lifelong fan of Sezane and I know a lot of you love the brand as much as I do. And for those who are yet to try, here is the lowdown: shopping online is easy, but things sell quick (especially as it's not mass produced) and if you're ever in London there is a beautiful store in Notting Hill where you can try on (and the staff are super nice).    'Chloe' shirt: Sezane. 'Brut Sexy' jeans: Sezane    This post was in collaboration with Sezane, all images and words are my own"
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