LAW 8: LAYER WITH PURPOSE, NOT PANIC.

Layering isn’t just about adding clothes — it’s about adding character. A linen shirt under a blazer, or a polo under a lightweight jacket, speaks volumes when done right.

The key is fit and fabric. Start slim, then build out. A tucked formal shirt, a blazer, and a scarf can be the perfect trio on cooler days. In warmer weather, an open linen shirt over a tee can keep things casual yet elevated.

Use color wisely. Stick to two main tones and one accent, too many can confuse the look. Your layers should complement, not compete.

Layer to express, not impress. Make every piece count.