January is a reset month, both in life and in how I get dressed. After the richness and sparkle of December, my wardrobe softens and lightens—mirroring the quieter beauty of a West Coast winter. Think crisp mornings, coastal fog, snow-dusted weekends in the mountains, and that in-between season where layering becomes an art form rather than a necessity.
This is the month I lean into whites and warm neutrals: ivory knits, soft ecru denim, creamy outerwear. There’s something inherently fresh and grounding about an all-white or tonal look in January—it feels intentional, clean, and quietly confident. Texture does the heavy lifting here—ribbed sweaters, brushed wool, cashmere that feels lived-in but still polished.
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“Always overdressed” is one of my mottos this year, and January is where that mindset really takes shape. Even in relaxed winter moments, I’m reaching for tailored pieces that add quiet structure—especially a great suit or matching set. A softly tailored blazer with wide-leg trousers, or a knit set that feels pulled together without sacrificing comfort, strikes the perfect balance between ease and elevation.
Layers remain the true hero. Lightweight knits under tailored coats, oversized scarves that double as blankets, pieces that transition effortlessly from morning errands to late-afternoon meetings. It’s West Coast winter dressing at its best—practical, unfussy, and polished. January style isn’t about making a statement; it’s about clarity, confidence, and starting the year feeling beautifully put together.
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