9 easy wardrobe pieces for time-poor mums
Mother’s Day gifting doesn’t need to be overwrought or overthought. It’s about choosing pieces she’ll genuinely love and use, such as wardrobe heroes and daily essentials that slot seamlessly into her routine. Think elevated basics, comfortable layers and considered accessories that work across busy mornings, work commitments and school pick-ups. Importantly, they also work with each other. Here’s our round-up of essentials that balance style and practicality: she’ll be wearing them on repeat.
Sharp tailoring meets everyday wearability in this structured, single-breasted blazer. Decjuba “Lydia” blazer, $170.
Polished yet wearable, an item that transitions seamlessly from workdays to dinners. Forever New “Lorelei” dress, $200.
Flattering, straight-leg jeans in a classic, indigo wash, cut with a high-rise waist for an elongated silhouette. Henne “Valentina” jeans, $229.
Supporting the Ovarian Cancer Research Foundation, this is a meaningful essential to wear on repeat. Witchery x St. Agni “OCRF” shirt, $129.
Modern loafers engineered with podiatrist-designed foot-beds for chic, all-day comfort. Bared Footwear “Waxwing” loafers, $289.
Luxuriously soft, ribbed knit crafted from angora-blend yarn; the ultimate cosy statement piece. Husk “Antalya Crop Cocoon” knit, $569.
Elevating everyday looks, or providing the finishing touch to an evening outfit. “Founder Heart” earrings, $89.
Lightweight and versatile carry-all in soft taupe. Sussan “Faux Suede Tote” bag, $50.
Mecca’s bestselling multitasking beauty essential combining hydration, natural coverage and SPF 30+. BareMinerals “Complexion Rescue Skin Perfecting Tint”, $67, from Mecca.
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