In My Quiet Luxury Era

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The first time I heard the term “quiet luxury”, I immediately felt connected to it. I love the idea of wearing high quality minimalist pieces with timeless appeal, while keeping the overall look modern and relevant, and that pretty much personifies the Frank & Eileen fashion brand. This outfit is my take on the quiet luxury trend.

Frank & Eileen EILEEN Relaxed Button-Up Shirt (Classic Linen) in White c/o (M) // Frank & Eileen GALWAY Gaucho Jean in 1972 Wash c/o (29)

Back in February, I tried one of the iconic Frank & Eileen travel sets, and I enjoyed it so much, I soon found myself adding more pieces to my closet. I’ve already worn the navy Lauren Polo Dress and white Carmel Travel Set multiple times.

Now that summer is approaching, I’ve been eyeing up their linen shirts. I’ve never been big into button-up tops, but there is something about these that looks so effortlessly chic, I just had to try one.

FUN FACT: Frank & Eileen was actually started with the purpose of reinventing the button-up shirt for women. I love the bust-flattering button placement, and it has such a nice and easy relaxed fit.

The 100% linen fabric is made in a family-owned Italian mill from sustainably sourced flax grown in Normandy, and it has a subtly wrinkled texture for the perfect lived-in look. As far as styling goes, I cuffed my sleeves and popped my collar because it just felt like the right thing to do.

I wore this linen shirt front-tucked it into the perfect pair of summery light wash gaucho jeans, also c/o Frank & Eileen. The jeans have a mid-rise with a wide-leg fit and cropped length, and they are made of the most luxurious, buttery-soft denim I’ve ever put on my body.

Details like the hand-distressed raw hem and elevated trouser waistband give them a polished yet casual vibe that perfectly embodies that enviable quiet luxury aesthetic. They run true to size, and they give a little as you wear them, but they don’t bag out.

I’m calling it right now, these are the jeans I’m going to be living in this summer. In fact, I’ve already worn them several times since they arrived a week ago, and they only get softer and more comfortable with wear.

I also styled these jeans with a navy popover henley. I love the raw hem and slightly cropped, relaxed fit.

The Heritage Jersey fabric is lighter than the Triple Fleece that I have in the white, but it’s still substantial without sacrificing softness and drape. This outfit is perfect for chilly spring days or summer evenings at the beach.

Frank & Eileen PATRICK Popover Henley (Heritage Jersey) in British Royal Navy c/o (S) // Frank & Eileen GALWAY Gaucho Jean in 1972 Wash c/o (29)

Finally, these linen utility joggers are perfect for spring/summer. They come in a bunch of colors, but I was drawn to this neutral Cement.

They have a high-rise with a tapered cropped ankle and and on-trend utility pockets. I love how they pair with the white linen EILEEN Relaxed Button-Up Shirt. You can wear it untucked or front-tucked, as shown here, or you could also knot it at the waist or wear it unbuttoned over a tank or tee.

Frank & Eileen JAMESON Utility Jogger in Cement c/o (8) // Frank & Eileen EILEEN Relaxed Button-Up Shirt in White c/o (M)

If you’re leaning into slow fashion and enjoy selectively filling your closet with high quality items that are both functional and beautiful, I hope this post was helpful for your wardrobe-building needs.