The article reflects on the author's spring wardrobe refresh, emphasizing the importance of practicality amidst New York's unpredictable weather. The author shares specific items they are buying and skipping, including halter-neck tops over off-the-shoulder styles due to comfort issues, a preference for tank tops over T-shirts, and an affinity for asymmetrical cuts instead of ruffles. Long skirts are preferred over miniskirts, signaling a change in style priorities. The commentary blends personal anecdotes with broader fashion insights, showcasing a thoughtful approach to shopping.
I'm Buying: Halter-Neck Tops, I'm Skipping: Off-the-Shoulder Tops. Despite their aesthetic appeal, I've often found them to be kind of impractical because they kind of make my arm movements feel restricted.
This season, I've decided to focus on my true sartorial love: halters.
Don't get me wrong, I love curling up on the couch or sleeping in a big T-shirt, but I've always been more into tank tops when it comes to basics.
I love asymmetrical hems when I'm looking to elevate a piece artfully, while I haven't gotten on board with the recent comeback of ruffles.
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