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What We’re Wearing
Shades of Indigo
There’s something about indigo that always feels right this time of year. Maybe it’s the way the rich, inky shade brings out a calming vibe or how it adds depth to even the simplest outfit. Inspired by vintage workwear, washed denim and faded military fabrics, today’s indigo pieces bring texture and character without feeling overly precious. And when you layer different shades of blue together—from breezy navy outerwear to cobalt-tinted shades, the whole look feels cool and considered.
The key is mixing tones and materials so the outfit doesn’t feel too matched. A naturally dyed patchwork pair of pants, a relaxed slub cotton tee and maybe a well-worn washed chambray shirt creates the foundation, while accessories in contrasting shades of blue add some nice dimension. Together, the result is a monochromatic outfit that’s easy to wear, but visually rich in a way only indigo can deliver.
Your Indigo Look |

Clockwise, from top left:
Chambray mechanic shirt, $228 by Todd Snyder
Tugihagi drawstring pant, $365 by KAPITAL
Heart Throb sunglasses, $70 by LeSpecs
Indigo bandana, $28 by By the Sea
Featherbed Wind tote, $95 by Rocky Mountain
Spezial suede sneaker, $110 by adidas
Organic cotton socks, $29 by ROTOTO
Slub cotton T-shirt, $60 by Taylor Stitch
If you want a toned down rugby without the bold stripes, this solid one is made with 10-ounce cotton jersey and the traditional rubber buttons like the ones you wore years ago.
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Cut slightly roomy through the hip and thigh, these straight-leg jeans feature an amazing vintage wash and subtle center crease.
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This cropped, long-sleeved, easy-wearing shirt is made from a lightweight poplin, perfect for summer layering.
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