A Line, A Stitch and My Wardrobe

Who’s Behind the Wardrobe

Before this was a business, I spent years walking into rooms and auditioning—reading people, reading spaces, learning fast what makes something work at a glance. That instinct never left. It just found a new stage.

What started as a hobby, pulling pieces from thrift racks and estate sales because a good find is impossible to walk past, became a wardrobe with 20,000 people watching what I find next.

I don’t chase logos. I chase structure, cut and the kind of quality that holds up after the tags come off—an eye trained over decades of doing this, not a trend I picked up last season.

Paulette