I'm sure I'm not the only one who, when time permits, rethinks my style. Stop feeling powerfully swept away by all the new clothes that I like and look with greater love at my wardrobe, because surely there are little jewels and basics that I am not valuing as they deserve. And when I start this new era, I almost always do it with one objective, well two: to dress in more basic and minimal looks, and spend less money on clothes that I probably won't wear many times. I mean, I always need to look to the greatest fashion style icons of all time for inspiration and there is one that always has been and always will be: Jane Birkin. She, who even gave a name to a classic bag, who always championed an ideal casual chic style, in jeans, shirts and white T-shirts and her already recognizable and mythical basket that we have been copying for two seasons now in spring and summer.
It's time to learn those styling tricks that Jane Birkin hasn't tried to teach and yet has. She just always dressed how she wanted, reused her clothes in numerous looks or repeated them completely over and over again. Such a simple style, so basic and so easy to emulate, that of Jane Birkin, the absolute owner of one of the styles that we have always fallen in love with. From her famous long hair with bangs to her way of wearing dresses, jeans and embroidered shirts.
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