Eat your greens, and wear them too. Here are outfits inspired by green bags that you can wear throughout the seasons.

I rarely wear belts. But I also felt like I was missing out on an accessory that would open up an entire realm of styling options, so I finally took that first leap.

You’ve probably seen this hybrid of a cardigan and a coat trending in recent seasons. Here’s why it’s one of my favourite outerwear pieces to take me through the awkward transition in between seasons.

Back with another look for SaturdayClub – this time in tweed, another of the brand’s staples.

Synonymous with seafarers, the iconic Breton shirt originated from Northern France and has since become firmly embedded in capsule wardrobes. Finding the right kind of stripe takes time, however, but I’ve finally found a contemporary piece for all my sailor dreams!

This is the first of a short series where I’ve teamed up with SaturdayClub to style several of their pieces for easy looks around town. For extra inspiration on date night outfits, I also share my favourite tip to get extra mileage out of summer dresses.

The unbelievably soft and lightweight sweater that kept me warm atop Étretat’s wind-swept cliffs.

Yes, we’re well into November and green is still having a moment in my wardrobe. I’m digging this relaxed playsuit that even fits my Kindle.

Real story: the knit top is older than me and originally belonged to my mom, she tried to toss it out and I salvaged it.

If you’ve been to The St. Regis Hong Kong, you’ll know that their interiors feature deeply-veined marble and lush textures in a palette of creamy whites, warm greys and taupe.

This was a last-minute outfit I threw together and stashed into my bag without even trying it on. I often fret and overthink way too much, so this was super rare for me.

When picking faux leather items, I prefer black pieces that make a statement on their own yet still allow for layering so it doesn’t appear too full-on.

Just a quick run to the Chinese New Year market down the road.

Winters in Hong Kong are interesting. A while ago it was so cold I had to hug a hot water bottle through work; a week later it’s warm enough to break out the spring pieces already.