Dressed for
the Ancient World

Clothing is not separate from how we inhabit the world.

The Wild Wardrobe is not a fashion blog. It is a record of a relationship — between the body, the landscape, the season, and the maker. Every piece I write about here is something I actually wear, in the actual land I actually live in.

I am interested in slow fashion as a practice of attention: choosing fewer things, choosing them deliberately, and understanding who made them and from what. I am particularly drawn to heritage textiles, natural fibres, and makers who are building something that will outlast a trend cycle.

If your brand is building that kind of story, let's talk.