We’re always down to learn more about Susie Wright’s sartorial journey. After all, she has a strong fashion resume as a former Nordstrom buyer, current stylist, and influencer behind So Susie. She also has inspiring personal style. She recently highlighted some of the items she added to her wardrobe to give her closet a makeover. We also thought there could be interest in gaining further insight into the specific trends she’s wearing now and will continue turning to for the next decade.
The pieces in question are staples for Wright because they’re timeless and incredibly versatile. “I’ve been wearing versions of all these things for decades (in new ways of course), and will continue to wear for years,” she said.
Keep scrolling to check out the trends Wright swears by. You may already have some of the looks in your wardrobe. If not, you might want to consider some given their chic nature.
On Wright: AllSaints jacket. “A cool leather jacket is a must-have in your wardrobe. Talk about adding a little extra edge to every outfit.”
On Wright: Levi’s jeans. “These jeans will never go out of style! Classic and timeless. Ten years from now you’ll still be wearing Levi’s.”
On Wright: Golden Goose sneakers. “I can’t imagine life without cool sneakers. I’ve worn them my whole life and they’re for all seasons, so you can’t go wrong.”
On Wright: Veronica Beard blazer. “You gotta love a good blazer. … It’s the one piece that helps you look put together. It’s a staple I’ve worn since the late ’80s.”
On Wright: J.Crew top and Levi’s jeans. “Sounds boring, I know, but I’ve always worn black head to toe, and I’ll never stop. There’s something about all black that makes you feel extra glamorous.”
On Wright: Jenni Kayne dress. “Consider animal print to be like a neutral. It works all year long and adds a little interest. Whether you go full out with a dress or just add a simple scarf, it’s always in style.”
On Wright: Schutz sandals. “Leg lengthening, versatile, and easy to wear. … What more could you ask for? Whether it’s heels, sandals, or flats, neutral shoes are the way to go.”
