Style Database
The Style Profiles
Twelve named aesthetics, each decoded into a palette, key pieces and outfit formulas. Not sure which one is yours? Take the 2-minute quiz.
Take the style quiz →Minimalist
Fewer pieces, sharper lines, nothing that begs for attention.
/style/old-moneyOld Money
Inherited taste: cashmere, crests and clothes that never chase a trend.
/style/quiet-luxuryQuiet Luxury
If you know, you know — price tags whispered in fabric, not logos.
/style/coquetteCoquette
Bows, lace and ballet pink — romanticizing everything on purpose.
/style/y2kY2K
Low-rise, rhinestones and metallic everything — the millennium never ended.
/style/preppyPreppy
Varsity jackets, argyle and pleated skirts — campus uniform, upgraded.
/style/bohoBoho
Suede fringe, paisley and sun-faded layers — festival soul, everyday body.
/style/streetwearStreetwear
Oversized everything, sneakers first — the city is the runway.
/style/gorpcoreGorpcore
Trail-rated gear worn city-side — fleece, ripstop and real pockets.
/style/dark-academiaDark Academia
Tweed, turtlenecks and library light — dressed for a Gothic novel.
/style/cottagecoreCottagecore
Prairie dresses, straw and linen — a softer century, borrowed.
/style/avant-gardeAvant-Garde
Sculptural shapes and rule-breaking cuts — clothing as a statement.