Outfit Forecast: three word method dressing (aka: StyleCode) for classic, cool and casual outfits perfect for everyday activities

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Outfit Forecast: easy casual-smart summer outfits for outdoor family gatherings

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I’ve been in Cabo, Mexico for going on 6 months straight (we kind of got stuck here, but that’s a story for another time) and I feel I’ve become an expert in resort wear. So in this week’s stylecast, I am focusing on some resort capsule staples to include for your next tropical escape, but also how to wear them now- when it is seriously heating up! As always, I will be giving you some outfit add-ons to make these looks (and resort pieces) work for cooler temps. Let’s get dressed!

Outfit Base: I love the idea of a caftan and when you’re on holiday, they really are the perfect thing. Go for one is a lightweight or sheer fabric and a colorful print! Throw over your swimsuit and pair with raffia sandals or slides, and a wide brim hat.

Outfit Add-Ons: Make your coverups work harder by adding a slip underneath and turning them into a dress. Belt it at the waist to create more shape, and add a cropped jacket for more warmth. Swap your sandals for ankle boots if the temps call for it.

Base Outfit: This look is all about the maxi linen skirt. I’m completely obsessed with this one, and while the price tag is high, it has been so worth it. I wear it pretty much weekly. One of my favorite ways to style it is with this one shoulder crop top and a pair of sandals. So simple, and so effortlessly chic.

Outfit Add-Ons: These maxi skirts are seriously having a moment- you’re probably seen them on all your favorite retailer sites. They come in cotton, and bold colors, prints- you name it. Get one, and thank me later. Pair with a t-shirt for that cool mom vibe. Add mesh flats and designer sunglasses to up your game. Or, go for a sneaker and a denim jacket when the air has a cool chill (or rain!) in it.

Outfit Base: This outfit is all about the matching set. Whether you stay tonal or get a true matching print set, it sets you up for a complete and cool look. I like a linen pair of pants with a crop top or tank. But a true print set is a whole other level and totally worth getting. Raffia slides and a cute hair clip add a final touch.

Outfit Add-Ons: If the crop top is too revealing or cold, add a button down as a shacket- leaving it open in the front. I also love a utility jacket in a light or adjacent color to the set you’re wearing. They are always made from a light fabric and can be the perfect in-between layer.

Outfit Base: A good day dress is a great investment for your resort and summer wardrobe. I’ve been loving the return of the strapless style. Add some sandals and sunnies and you are done!

Outfit Add-Ons: Another wardrobe stable is the cropped denim jacket- mid wash or cream/ white are perfect for summer. If the temps cool off in the evening, switch to a ballet flat.

Outfit Base: Nothing says vacation quite like crochet. These pants were a purchase I made when we first started spending time in Cabo and they have been so fun to style in so many different ways. My go-to is with a one piece swimsuit. I like keeping it tonal, it feels chic without trying. Sandals and cat eye sunglasses.

Outfit Add-Ons: To make these crochet pants more wearable (outside of the resort), pair with an oversized tee. That way you get the coverage you need, and it looks very low key cool. I also like the idea of adding a leaopard print canvas jacket and some open back mules to adjust for cooler temps. The final look is beyond stylish while still feeling easy.

All roads lead to Rome… but actually sometimes your summer plans for a Mediterranean holiday get cancelled (oh life!) and even though you’re not there in body, your style spirit is still yearning for that European escape. Hence, this week’s stylecast is taking the essence of Euro style and applying it to our everyday. If this week feels fancy, that’s because it is (at least by casual American standards). But I think it’s nice to infuse some style influence that asks us to combine pieces in ways we maybe haven’t and to use key accessories (namely footwear) to elevate a look.

This week’s outfits are chalk full of sophisticated ease. If you’re on your way to Europe this summer, here’s your packing list sorted (you’re welcome). If not, try these looks at home and you’re guaranteed to receive a compliment. Okay, let’s get dressed!

Outfit Base: Choosing natural fibers for your clothing is a subtle way to signal luxury. So opting for a silk tank and a pair of pleated linen shorts instantly communicate an elevated outfit. A pair of neutral flat sandals and designer sunglasses seal the deal. I also would add a skinny belt with minimal hardware. I don’t know why, but especially in Europe, every outfit looks more complete with a belt.

Outfit Add-Ons: When you need just a light layer but a jacket it too much, go for a short sleeve cardigan. This is a true summer hero piece, and you only need one in a light hue and one in a dark hue. Watch how so many of your outfits transform seamlessly. If you need more layers still, add a cropped canvas jacket, and swap the shorts for a white pant (extra points if you embrace the balloon or barrel shape), and go for a mesh ballet flat in a neutral color.

Outfit Base: a silk top and matching skirt are a summer savior! So many combinations to try, but also one failsafe look you can rely on. Keep it grounded with a pair of flat raffia sandals or dress it up a bit more with a kitten heel sandal. Cat eye sunnies are always chic.

Outfit Add-Ons: I love using a long button down shirt or even a shirt dress as a layer and leave it open for a breezy shacket effect. If you need a bit more warmth, go for an oversized sweater that you can tie around your shoulders or wear outright. The oversized style looks great with a midi length skirt and help balance the outfit. You can also swap your sandals for a soft suede moccasin or loafer.

Outfit Base: This terrycloth mini dress with a tassel hem is EVERYTHING! So, so cute and also classic. Pair with woven leather flats and a matching top handle bag for a more polished feel. Add a bucket hat and designer sunglasses to finish the look.

Outfit Add-Ons: Swap your sandals for a pair of ballet flats or a soft leather loafer in a light or white hue. Add a classic cable knit cardigan for some extra warmth (this one is vintage from Ralph Lauren and such an iconic staple!).

Outfit Base: When the temps are hot it’s time to pull out the bustier top! I know, I know- we all don’t just have one of these lying around in our closet, but maybe we should… Sandra Weil is the queen of the bustier and you can interchange her pieces so easily. I may have just introduced you to a new wardrobe weakness! Because the top is so Extra we need to pull the outfit back into elegance with a great pair of silk trousers and a classy open-toe wedge sandal. Stack some gold bangles and add drop earrings to complete the look.

Outfit Add-Ons: If the bustier is just not for you, and you want a bit more coverage, go for a silk top with asymetric detail. It feels modern and dressy without being over the top. I like a soft pastel color for summer. You can also change your shoe to a closed toe heel and add an anorak (there’s some rain forecasted) or a light trench to adjust to cooler temps.

Outfit Base: Nothing says summer like an empire waist dress with thin shoulder straps and a full skirt. If you don’t have one in your wardrobe yet, go for a neutral color (you won’t get sick of it as quickly as a print) and choose cotton or silk fabrics. A ballet flat with a full skirt looks classic and cool. Add sunglasses. Done.

Outfit Add-Ons: If you need a layer, go for a button down shirt. I like a lightweight almost sheer version and am leaning into gingham this summer. If the temps dip or you’re anticipating some precipitation (as currently forecasted), choose a mid-weight blazer and swap your shoes for a closed-toe heel. Pro tip: pack an umbrella in your handbag.

Some of you (I hope) are rejoicing at this return to a weekly structure you can rely on. And some of you are going to peace out. Either way is fine. I just want to honor the creativity I feel inside myself and share it, knowing those it resonates with will find it.

I will say, I have made some improvements to the weekly stylecast. You can always watch it on YouTube for a more visual take, and for some styling tips that come out naturally when I talk about putting a look together. AND, you will get this email to your inbox each Sunday to help you plan for the week ahead.

One upgrade I added was to include outfit add-ons to each look for a couple of other temperature ranges. This way you can check the week’s stylecast and hone in on the look and layers that best suit you and the weather for where you are.

My goal is to make getting dressed each week seamless and help you feel your best. If there’s anything else I can do to make these weekly stylecasts more helpful, let me know. Without further ado, let’s get into this week’s stylecast and get dressed!

Outfit Base: If you are headed to a Memorial Day BBQ, this is the look for you! Cotton bra top or romantic style tank, high-waisted maxi skirt (pro tip: I used my Easter dress as a skirt by removing the straps and sliding it down to make it a skirt, you can do this with most strapless dresses), add a pair of raffia sandals and a straw wide brim hat to finish the look.

Outfit Add-Ons: layer on an oversized denim jacket with drop sleeves- the relaxed style of the jacket goes nicely with the otherwise feminine base, put on a cream colored cardigan under the jacket if you need more warmth- a lot of brands are doing a great grandpa cardigan right now that swing both nautical and western, add a pair of cowboy or tan suede ankle boots.

Outfit Base: Navy Bikini Top (& Bottom) by Malia Mills - some of the best swimwear I have ever owned, High Waisted Hot Pants- not for everyone I know, but can be fun to have a pair for pool days, Pale Sky Shirt by Xirena- this shade of blue is EVERYTHING, Raffia Slides by Chloe- my husband picked these out and they are a smash hit (here’s another pair that’s more accessible), Raffia Tote- pick one up from your local shop or farmer’s market, cat eye shades- I love an exaggerated sunglass to help add a little ‘cool factor’ to a look.

Outfit Add-Ons: swap your hot pant for a lightweight pair of Kyoto Cargo Pants from Leset (you can thank me later for introducing you to summer’s perfect pant), add a quilted army jacket from Quince for extra warmth, swap the slides for a closed-toe mule in suede (Chanel just launched one worth investing in, btw).

Outfit Base: I love an all white look with darker accessories! Start with a linen button down and leave the top and bottom buttons open for a more relaxed feel, pair with white linen trousers (this is feeling very Something’s Gotta Give and I’m here for it!), slip on woven slides in black and add a raffia bucket hat with a black stripe detail to help tie in the black shoe.

Outfit Add-Ons: break out that long sweater vest you bought in the 90s and are still trying to figure out how to wear (this is the outfit!), swap sandals for a mesh ballet flat in a neutral tone, or go for a light colored loafer and add that oversized denim jacket or barn jacket, swap the raffia hat for a beige felt wide brim hat- this is KEY! Swapping a hat that feels too warm or cool for the current weather will make your outfit suddenly work, so make sure you have a few options in your wardrobe.

Outfit Base: boxy linen top (cropped or not), the BEST straight leg ankle jean from Frame- mid wash is the way to go for warming temps, flatform teva-style sandals- all the major fashion houses have their version and I do think it is worth investing in one designer pair (you will get miles out of them!), statement sunglasses.

Outfit Add-Ons: denim bomber jacket, fishnet Mary Janes (if you’re unsure about which color to choose, go with white- it will go with everything in your S/S wardrobe), cream cashmere sweater, and tan suede ankle boots.

Outfit Base: wide leg linen pant- drawstring or tie waist, loose cropped top that you can adjust on the bottom/ sides, woven sandals- these are from Bottega and a forever wardrobe staple, pair of sunglasses- I like staying with the all black theme, but a fun color could be great here too!

Outfit Add-Ons: layer a white button down shirt underneath your crop top and leave the tails out, stay with an open-toe sandal (this studded pair adds a little something extra!) or switch to a closed toe mule, add a long puffer vest for an extra layer and a pair of sneakers to adjust to cooler temps- the outfit becomes the perfect blend of preppy and sporty.

Some of you know I spend most of the winter in Los Cabos, MX. So when I had a trip back to the States a few weeks ago, I kind of went on a shopping spree for the literal 48 hours I had Stateside. Lucky for me there was an Abercrombie, Nike, GAP and Sephora all within a 10 mile radius so I power shopped my way into spring. Here’s what I got: the PERFECT Little Black Dress.

It is the right length (not too short, but still a fun short dress). Double-sided so you don’t need to wear a bra or a slip/ no-see-em undies. AND it’s cotton so it stays cool. Like I said, the perfect spring/ summer dress.

I’m definitely calling it a hero piece of my spring edit and I wanted to share a few ways to style it as the temps warm up and give way to more true spring and summer style. Here are a couple of other options to try too if that one is sold out (pls no!).

BTW, here are some of the other things I picked up on that trip that I am loving so much! This is the BEST DRY SHAMPOO I have found (and as a fine-haired girlie I’ve tried basically all of them). The scent is amazing and the application like no other one I have tried.

I did get a couple pairs of linen shorts from the GAP, and I like them, but I find they are still too high-waisted for me. Can we all just go back to having clothes that fit on our natural waists/ hips pls?! So, if I could go back in time, I would have ordered THESE SHORTS from Everlane to arrive in time to take back with me. I haven’t tried them yet, but they look like the perfect length for a short short that sits on the hips.

OH! I almost forgot THIS ONE because it has become so seamless in my routine, but this foundation stick from Merit Beauty is a total game-changer. Draw on your face where you need a bit of coverage and then blend with your finger. Done. Your skin will look flawless without looking like you have a face of make up on. And the coverage is legit!

I hope this email helped you get into the Spring swing of things and until next week, get dressed and feel your best! xx Greta

I often feel inspired by other women I see sporting stylish yet effortless outfits. And I’ll go down the Pinterest rabbit hole for more time than I care to admit, but it helps breathe new life into my outfit ideas. So for this week’s video, I’m sharing my style inspiration and showing you how to take the style cues from what you’re attracted to without needing to buy or have the exact same pieces.

I did a separate video on how to translate Pinterest outfits into real life, and it really resonated! I think we can all relate to feeling inspired but when we go to our closet and don’t have the same pieces, the fun can stop there. OR, you can learn to see the proportions, fabrics, hues, and general vibe of the outfit and use what you have to recreate it. That’s what this week’s video it all about. And it centers around three key trends for Spring that you can try out without buying anything.

Applying the style exercise from this video was really refreshing and so inspiring! I have a feeling you are going to share my sentiment. Happy spring styling and until next time, stay stylish! xx Greta

Around early March (or sometimes mid February!) we start to see the retailers shift towards spring. It seems way to early for my ski bunny eyes, but I do appreciate getting a head start on my transition wardrobe. And I think that is key- having a transition wardrobe between seasons. It’s too simplistic to change out your closet from summer to winter without really addressing the in-between months that require more flexibility and some key pieces to help you through.

So when I see retailers posting the new crop of clothes, shoes, bags, and jewelry or even sunglasses, I sit and watch and my pattern recognition software (ie my brain) goes into overdrive to help sort it and simplify. Thus, this week’s video is all about what I’m seeing (again and again) and how to incorporate it into your transition wardrobe.

It’s not necessarily about buying new pieces, though 1-2 new pieces a season does give your wardrobe a lift. Instead it is about identifying shapes, textures, and themes that you can incorporate with what you already own. It helps to see your wardrobe in a new light and hits the refresh button you desperately need after a long winter season.

A lot of what I’ve observed is really FUN! And it is so nice to see fashion coming back into a playful role. Watch the video to see what I’m calling out as pieces to bring forward, others to pack away, and some more fashion forward options to try. I’d love to hear what’s on your transition wardrobe list, so share in the comments below.

Until next time, stay stylish! xx Greta

The design and art world descend on Mexico City’s sinking streets (more on that later) in early February to see and be seen. The vibe is young and hungry with European sophistication. It’s everything you want from a trending city with burgeoning talent. The food, the art, the OUTFITS! They are all on point and I took rigorous notes to help clarify what to wear to feel confident among this cool crowd while also indulging (just a bit) in Mexican heritage and ancient Aztec culture to influence your ensembles.

Rule #1: Say YES to the poncho. Short, long- doesn’t matter, just do it.

Rule #2: Layer your jewelry. The more necklaces, earrings, and bracelets the better.

Rule #3: Cowboy boots complete the outfit. Especially those knee high ones. I picked up a pair when I was there and it has opened up so many more outfit options!

Those are just a few of my takeaways. For the full download, watch this week’s video. I hope it inspires you as much as it did me. Until next week, stay stylish! xx Greta

Striking the balance of looking cool while staying warm on a ski trip is an art, and this video gives you the goods on how to create chic looks that keep you warm, without looking like you’re trying to hard. Be sure to watch to the end to catch some additional outfits when we swap key pieces. Pray for snow, and have fun both on and off the slopes!

Shop the looks here. (We use affiliate links, thanks for the support!)

1. Wear real base layers that keep you warm. Perfect Moment and Goldbergh make wearable layers that are the perfect blend of form and function.

2. Get a good pair of snow boots. Suede and ankle boots with heels are all fine and good- indoors. You need something with insulation, like the MoonBoot or Inuikii, or shearling and a chunky sole boot (hello Pajar and Sorel) for traction in a winter wonderland.

3. Faux fur, for sure- but limited. If you’re head to toe in fuzzy textures (or shiny metallic ones) it will come across as too much. Use a stand out texture sparingly to complete you look by adding a faux fur coat from Apparis or Norma Kamali, or a topper from H&M or Jocelyn.

   

4. Cool accessories bring a basic outfit up a notch in the best way. Again- we’re not going head to toe Gucci here. But, a great pair of sunglasses, a fun belt bag, or some fuzzy mittens can make your look feel that much more special and noteworthy without being over the top flashy.

5. Go for a matching ski set. A matching ski jacket and pants just makes the look so effortless and you can have a lot of fun with a print or color. Go for whatever you gravitate towards and keep the accessories neutral or complimentary. Zara makes some great print sets (with ski gear technology partners), while Perfect Moment and Half Days make solid staples.

6. Don’t splurge on designer goggles. It’s not worth it and it is a like wearing a target that says, ‘I’m not from here.’ Instead buy a pair from the people who have been making goggles for decades and offer the best technology for when you’re out on the slopes. I like Anon and Smith.

These are some solid recs for creating your Ski Chic Capsule wardrobe, and if you want more I’ve curated a bigger list here. Hope that helps you feel and look your best- on and off the slopes. xx

PS- shout out to Stephanie for being my ‘style in the wild’ subject & letting snap the above street style photo of her on the square in downtown Jackson, WY. 🥰

In my latest Style Session, I’m sharing 10 pieces from my wardrobe that have stood the test of time, and showing how I styled them then — and how I’m styling them now. Together, they create 20 outfits that span different seasons of life, trends, and climates. The point isn’t nostalgia; it’s proof that great style doesn’t expire.

What makes these pieces “forever” isn’t that they’re boring or safe. It’s that they were chosen intentionally. They fit well. They live within a cohesive color palette. And they adapt — with new proportions, modern styling, and thoughtful layering — as trends come and go.

Over the years, I’ve learned that building a forever wardrobe isn’t about buying more; it’s about buying better. It’s about understanding which colors work together so outfits mix effortlessly. It’s about prioritizing fabric, cut, and versatility over novelty. And it’s about letting your style evolve without starting from scratch every season.

If you’ve ever felt like you have “nothing to wear” despite a full closet, this approach can be a reset. A forever wardrobe gives you ease. It gives you clarity. And most importantly, it gives you confidence — because your clothes are working with you, not against you.

🎥 Watch the full Style Session here:

As you watch, I’d love for you to think about this question:
What’s the oldest piece in your wardrobe that you still love and wear?

That answer usually tells you more about your personal style than any trend ever could.

When the sun is out at altitude, even in the temps are low, it will always feel warmer. Lean into the burgundy trend with a monochromatic look. Start with a midi skirt (you can go for a cargo style like I did or a slip one), add a knit on top and a knee-high boot in a similar hue. Try a suede jacket as your ‘indoor’ layer for extra warmth and add an oversized wool coat for when you’re out and about town. Shop the look here.

This week, I returned to the original Stylecast format—a weather report meets wardrobe planning—and it felt like coming home. But this episode also got a little more personal.

If you’ve ever found yourself struggling to reconnect with your style after motherhood, you’re not alone. I’ve been there—standing in front of my closet, unsure of what still fits, what still feels like me, and how to show up in a way that feels confident and authentic.

In this video, I open up about my postpartum style journey and how I’ve slowly but surely rebuilt a wardrobe that supports this new version of me—from maiden to mother.

The Vibe This Week:

📍 Location: Santa Barbara + California’s Central & Southern Coast
🌞 Weather Forecast: Hot and sunny, with highs in the 80s all week
🧺 Style Mood: Cool Mom Style—elevated basics, relaxed structure, and a hint of Anine Bing inspiration

Inside This Episode:

🗓 5 Looks for the Week Ahead
I styled day-by-day outfits for real life—from the beach to the zoo to the museum. These are wearable, approachable looks designed for hot days and mom life on the go.

💬 Style Coaching Tips
How to channel that effortless “cool mom” aesthetic without buying an entirely new wardrobe—and what to focus on if you’re feeling stuck or in-between.

🌸 A Personal Story
I share the style shifts that helped me feel like myself again after becoming a mother, and how embracing simplicity (and quality basics) has been the most freeing part of it all.

🎥 Watch the full Stylecast episode here
🛍️ Shop the looks featured in the video
📌 Save this post for when you need style clarity + weather-appropriate ideas

Styling Takeaway:

Cool mom style isn’t about being trendy—it’s about being present, comfortable, and confident in your skin and your clothes. Start with what feels good, build around what you actually do in a week, and let your style evolve alongside your life.

More of this to come. Style on Mamas! 💛

xx
Greta

This week’s What to Wear, Where video is a love letter to Los Angeles style—where denim is a daily uniform, a good pair of sunglasses is non-negotiable, and casual cool is the dress code from brunch to sunset drinks.

Whether you're escaping to LA for a weekend getaway or just channeling those sunny, laid-back vibes wherever you are, I’ve created a style guide that shows you how to pack smart and look effortlessly polished the entire time.

Inside the Episode:

🌞 Weather Report: Expect highs in the 80s and lows in the 70s—so think light layers, breathable fabrics, and outfits that transition seamlessly from day to night.

👖 5 Staycation Looks: I styled five go-to outfits perfect for weekend activities like coffee runs, gallery visits, rooftop drinks, and everything in between.

👜 Packing List: I share my capsule wardrobe formula for a 3-day LA trip—packed with mix-and-match pieces that give you versatility without overpacking.

🎥 Lookbook Recap: At the end of the video, I restyle the entire capsule into multiple bonus outfits so you can get more wear out of each item.

What to Pack for LA:

✔️ Great denim
✔️ Lightweight button-down
✔️ Elevated basics (tanks, tees, and knits)
✔️ A layer for evening (yes, even in LA!)
✔️ Sunnies, always

🎥 Watch the full episode on YouTube
🛍️ Shop the capsule pieces here
📬 Subscribe to get weekly outfit ideas & weather-based style tips

Styling Takeaway:

Los Angeles style is all about ease with intention. It’s put together but never fussy, simple but not boring. Focus on elevated basics, great accessories, and pieces that make you feel confident while keeping things low-key. I hope this helps ease your packing and make your style dreams come true on your next visit to Lala-land.

xx
Greta

This week’s What to Wear, Where episode takes us to one of my favorite places—Santa Barbara, California—where the weather is reliably in the 70s, the mornings start with a little coastal fog, and the style vibe is effortlessly elevated.

Whether you're headed there for a weeklong getaway or simply want to bring that coastal cool vibe into your wardrobe, I’ve put together a guide that shows you exactly what to pack and what to wear for any occasion the Central Coast throws your way.

Your Complete Packing List:

👜 Clothing List: I built a smart, stylish capsule that works for 7 days of travel—day to night, beach to dinner.

5 Tops: white tee, silk cami, knit tank, white button down, striped sweater

4 Bottoms: cropped jeans, white/ ecru jeans, full length trousers, jean shorts

3 Jackets: suede jacket, cropped bomber, linen blazer

2 Dresses: midi tank dress, shift dress

1 Layer: ivory cardigan

🥿 Accessories List:

5 Pairs of Shoes: flat sandals, heeled sandals, sneakers, loafer, ballet flat

4 Pieces of Jewelry: watch, dainty necklace, pair of stud earrings, pair of drop earrings

3 Bags: leather tote, straw/ cloth beach bag, going out clutch/ crossbody bag

2 Belts: one black, one brown

1 Pair of Sunglasses: preferably in a colorway that goes with your capsule wardrobe

1 Hat: straw and wide brimmed

🎥 Watch the full episode on YouTube
🛍️ Shop the capsule pieces here
📌 Save this for your next warm-weather trip!

Styling Takeaway:

The secret to mastering coastal cool isn’t about having a huge wardrobe—it’s about choosing the right pieces that do the heavy lifting. Start with timeless neutrals, layer in a few textured or tailored elements, and don’t forget a lightweight sweater for sunset hour.

Where should we go next in the What to Wear, Where series? Drop your dream destinations or packing struggles in the comments!

xx
Greta

This week’s Style Session is all about that in-between season dressing—when it’s chilly in the morning, blazing by lunch, and cool again by dinner. If you’ve ever stared at your closet and thought, “I have no idea what to wear,” this one’s for you.

I created a 10-piece capsule wardrobe specifically for this summer-to-fall transition, and in today’s video, I’m breaking it all down.

These pieces are all about versatility, layering, and wearability—the kinds of items that work hard for you across changing temps and shifting plans. Whether you live in a mountain town like I do (hi from Jackson Hole!) or just want a smarter system for dressing during these weird-weather weeks, this capsule is a great place to start.

What You’ll Get in This Style Session:

✔️ The 10 must-have pieces that form your transitional capsule
✔️ Tips on how to layer smartly and stylishly
✔️ Outfit formulas to get the most out of what you already own
✔️ Style coaching to help you build a functional, cohesive wardrobe

🎥 Watch the full video on YouTube
🛍️ Shop the capsule pieces here
📌 Save this post for future outfit planning!

Styling Takeaway:
Start with a solid foundation of basics you love, then layer on personality—literally and figuratively. A cropped jacket, a versatile boot, a full length jean…these are the tools. The trick is knowing when and how to use them. Happy Dressing!

xx
Greta

Last week in Jackson brought the kind of summer weather that keeps you on your toes—cool mornings in the 40s/50s that quickly gave way to afternoons in the 80s. To make the most of the swings, I leaned on my favorite layering tricks: lightweight jean jackets over dresses, button-downs I could shrug off by midday, and sandals as my primary footwear choice. The week was full of variety—from a boat day on Jackson Lake, to filming our next Jackson Jem episode, to a client styling session—and my wardrobe staples carried me through each moment with ease. In this post, you’ll find the daily breakdown with outfits, weather snapshots, and links to shop the pieces I reached for most.

Late-summer dressing is all about flexibility. Start with light, breathable staples in linen or cotton, then add layers you can peel away as the sun climbs. A crisp button-down or a lightweight knit or jacket can transform a simple base look, keeping you polished for cool mornings while still effortless in the heat of the afternoon.

I’m all about the oversized jacket as my go-to layer this month. If you don’t yet have one in your closet, check out this week’s shopping list for some inspiration. Even an oversized button down shirt in a neutral hue will do the job.

Happy Layering! xx Greta

In this week's Stylecast Episode, I’m sharing 5 effortlessly chic dinner outfits that tap into the modern cowgirl aesthetic—because yes, you can wear cowboy boots to dinner and still look polished.

But it’s more than just dinner. I’ve included a complete packing list that covers daytime adventures like hiking, horseback riding, and relaxing by the pool, plus a lookbook with 11 total outfits restyling the same core pieces for maximum versatility.

Whether you're headed to Bozeman, Big Sky, Whitefish—or just dreaming of wide-open skies and a Western vibe, this guide will help you pack with confidence and elevate your travel wardrobe.

Montana Packing List:

Tops:

• dressy tank (knit or silk) x2

• t-shirt

• white button down

• denim button down

Bottoms:

• denim shorts

• leggings (for travel day)

• bootcut jeans (dark wash)

• mini skirt (suede, denim, leather or quilted)

• full midi skirt

• silk midi skirt

• maxi dress (solid color)

Layers/ Jackets:

• cashmere cardigan (neutral color like black or ivory)

• cropped suede or leather jacket

• oversized denim jacket

• oversized scarf (to use as a shawl)

Shoes:

• flat leather sandals (neutral color)

• cowboy boots (mid calf to below knee in height)

• sneakers

Accessories:

• turquoise jewelry + scarf tie

• wide brim straw hat

• bandana

• belts (2-3 brown options, wide and skinny)

• swimsuit

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I hope this inspires your next trip—and helps you feel both grounded and glam when you're out exploring the range.

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xx
Greta

Last week’s weather in Jackson brought that unmistakable late-summer mood—cooler mornings in the 50s, sunny afternoons in the 70s & 80s, and some clouds that called for a little extra warmth. My approach? Keep the base of each outfit light and breezy, then add layers I could shed as the day heated up. Think light wash jeans, denim jackets, and statement knits. Each day’s outfit was built around the forecast and my plans—whether I was running errands downtown, filming for Stylecast, or enjoying an evening al fresco. Here, you’ll find my daily looks, weather snapshots, and links to shop each piece so you can bring this layering strategy into your own wardrobe.

Late summer layering is all about balancing textures—light and breathable underneath, cozy and tactile on top. Look for pieces you can drape over your shoulders or stash in a tote when the sun comes out.

Which of this week’s outfits would you wear? Hit reply or leave a comment—I’d love to hear how you’re layering this season, and what your hero piece is. I’d say this Bubble Knit Cardigan is my of-the-moment hero and I am excited to style her in the coming weeks.

Keep getting dressed and feeling your best. See you next week! xx Greta