Tag: layering

  • The Weekend

    Sunday, March 22, 2026

    The Woman with the Heater

    Spring has officially arrived.

    Longer days, a little more sun, but if we’re being honest, the weather doesn’t always get the memo. Mornings can still feel like winter, afternoons hint at warmth, and stepping into a building can bring an entirely different chill, and in some places, there’s still snow on the ground. Which is exactly why I’ve always been someone who appreciates the art of layering and a heater in the office.

    Layers make sense when you’re moving through different environments throughout the day. Whether you’re in the office, on a plane, or in someone’s car with the heat or AC blasting, you’re already prepared to adjust. A well-layered look allows you to adjust as needed without sacrificing style. Light knits, tailored outerwear, and breathable fabrics, such as cotton and linen, all come into play here, pieces that can stand alone, be added, or removed effortlessly while still feeling cohesive.

    There’s something about this time of year that mirrors transition, we’re stepping into something new while still holding onto what carried us through the last season, and layering reflects that. It allows space for both. So whether you’re somewhere warm stepping into cooler spaces, or still experiencing those lingering winter temperatures, consider this your reminder: style doesn’t have to shift all at once, you just like life, you can adjust. This look is built with that in mind, layered, functional, and still refined.