The Season Of Dopamine Dressing
We’re almost out of a pandemic (hurrah!) and what better way to celebrate than in clothes that make us happy. Various studies over the years have shown that the outfits we put on our backs can have a direct effect on the way we think. You might have noticed this yourself when you put on something new, or wear your favourite colour - something about it makes you feel better almost instantly.
After the year and a half we’ve had, it’s no surprise that people want to look and feel their best. Physical fashion shows made a much-awaited comeback this September after 18 long months and bright colours, sequins, and patterns dominated the runways. There were bedazzled checks, metallic fringes, bubble hems along with other cheerful and optimistic elements. Pops of colour were noted on the streets too, so now you know the trend everyone’s indulging in: feel good dressing.
If you’re looking to give in to the mood-boosting trend yourself, look no further than these picks from Le Mill. Dopamine dressing can look different for different people. Whether you prefer polished pieces in muted colours, bright frills, or even shiny lamé, we’ve got you covered. Scroll on to see the best of Le Mill’s new arrivals:
Dresses
Polo Neck Dress by F.R.S For Restless Sleepers, Nalini Tank Dress by Three Graces London, Mosaic Dress by Alaïa
Dine Dress by Malie, KAWS Print Dress by Sacai, Kelene Dress by Alexis
Tops
Cuzco Fringe Top by Dries Van Noten, Angela Top by Kika Vargas, Umbrella Trim Top by Rosie Assoulin
Cala Boxy Shirt by Saint Laurent, Surrender Top by Aje, Tie Neck Top by Rosie Assoulin
Bottoms
Scilla Midi Skirt by Dries Van Noten, Ares Shorts by Ulla Johnson, Satin Skirt by Sacai
Como Pants by Silvia Tcherassi, Concert Bubble Skirt by Zimmermann, Pamplona Pants by Dries Van Noten
Bags
Lili Bucket Bag by Alaïa, Hourglass Bag by Balenciaga, Kate Small Bag by Saint Laurent
Kingham Spherical Bag by Rosantica, Archive Bucket Bag by Balenciaga, Le Bambino Bag by Jacquemus
