Dana Reyes
Style Guides
How to Photograph Your Own Outfits
Whether you are selling something, keeping a record, or just want the photo to look like the outfit did — light, distance, and angle account for nearly all of it.
Style Guides
The Difference Between Drape and Structure
Two garments cut from the same pattern can produce opposite silhouettes. The variable is whether the fabric follows your body or holds its own shape — and it is choosable.
Style Guides
A Color System for People Who Default to Black
Wearing all black is a reasonable strategy that stops working the moment you want variety. A structured way to add color without owning a wardrobe that fights itself.
Style Guides
Building a Five-Piece Capsule Around One Hoodie
Capsule wardrobes fail when they start with a spreadsheet. Start with one garment you already reach for, and build outward until five pieces cover most of your week.
Women's Fashion
Three Ways to Wear an Oversized Tee Without Looking Swallowed
An oversized tee only works when something in the outfit re-establishes where your body is. Three reliable ways to do that, and the pairing that never works.