I’ve Figured Out How to Build The Row’s Capsule Wardrobe on an H&M Budget
I’m not saying The Row is entirely responsible for the minimal aesthetic that’s so popular right now, but it has certainly had a pretty big influence on it. From a wider perspective, the fashion world has been moving towards a less trend-focused and more classic-capsule approach for a while now, thankfully. It’s an important move in making all our wardrobes more sustainable and longer-lasting. But there’s no denying the Olsen twins’ luxury label made pieces like the simple white shirt runway-worthy again, spearheading the move to a simpler aesthetic in the designer arena. One quick glance at their offering on Net-a-Porter, and it’s clear to see their focus on versatile basics, from the perfect T-shirt to the dream pair of jeans.
Unfortunately, though, The Row’s price point is not what we’d call affordable. Far from it. It might well be justified by the quality—not just of the fabrics but of the processes, too—and, of course, by the fact that these are anti-trend pieces that will live in a wardrobe forever. But you’ll be glad to hear it is possible to achieve the same “quiet luxury” look on a more humble budget.
Since I myself am a stylist with classic, minimalist style, I’m always on the lookout for the most expensive-looking pieces that give off The Row vibes for less. So, today, I thought I’d share with you my findings from years of research. Below, you’ll find my answers to achieving a luxury-looking summer capsule wardrobe full of the best The Row-inspired elevated basics. From the ultimate high-street white shirt to the simple sandals all your friends will ask you about.
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I’ve Figured Out How to Build The Row’s Capsule Wardrobe on an H&M Budget