Minimalism in fashion brings simplicity in silhouettes combined with a well-thought-out mix of fabrics, colors, and subtle design elements. The power of minimalistic designs is that, in addition to a timeless - and thus also a sustainable - character, they are often also very distinctive. We'll show you how!

Minimalism in silhouette

Minimalism in design also calls for minimalism in color. Therefore, choices often include white, off-white, black, grey, navy blue, and earth tones such as beige. Colors that are easy to combine with more pronounced colors, but also offer a very timeless character to wear the item year after year. Combine a minimalistic color tonal, with each other, or with a brighter color or print, depending on your personal style. PS denim blue styles also make a perfect match with minimalist colors.

Minimalism in color

Minimalism in design also calls for minimalism in color. Therefore, choices often include white, off-white, black, grey, (navy) blue, and earth tones such as beige. Colors that are easy to combine with more pronounced colors, but also offer a very timeless character to wear the item year after year. Combine a minimalistic color tonal, with each other, or with a brighter color or print, depending on your personal style.

Minimalism in details

Minimalistic designs are adorned with simplicity, where superfluous details are omitted. On the other hand, minimalist designs can also excel in detail, often focusing on a single detail. Think of an asymmetric hem or neckline, a single pleat in an extra wide silhouette, or shoulder pads in a blazer. Subtle details can make a big difference in shape or fit. In addition, minimalist designs are often characterized by an extraordinary finish, which emphasizes the luxurious appearance of the designs.

Minimalism in fabrics

Minimalism in fabrics is characterized by materials that show a clean, yet luxurious appearance. Think of a beautifully shiny satin quality, a matte weave, a subtle crepe texture, a fine knit, or a crisp poplin quality. Travel jersey is also the material par excellence for a minimalist design with a beautiful matte appearance and an almost smooth structure. In minimalistic designs, the silhouette often takes precedence, while the fabrics, colors, and details serve a supporting role.

How to combine

How do you combine minimalist designs? Opt for a minimalistic total look that is often found in Scandinavian brands, combine a minimalist design with denim or another casual garment, play with proportions and silhouettes, or add colors, prints, and textures to give a minimalist design a different look within an outfit. Anything is allowed. Check out our shop the looks below for inspiration.