Ashley looks so beautiful in rich colors, so this chocolate brown henley tank was a no brainer. It’ll be a great layering piece or a cool casual top to throw on with a pair of wide-leg pants and sandals this summer.

Within Ashley’s Pinterest board, I noticed a lot of great textures and shapes, and this vintage tank had both. The neckline is almost boatneck, almost a mockneck, and and texture is a little crepey without the fabric being thin. Very unique!

A second Hann-Me-Down! This cashmere houndstooth tank top is fantastic – very soft and rich in color. It just looks and feels expensive and I think it would look fantastic on Ashley.

I noticed some layering throughout Ashley’s Pinterest board of inspo photos, so I wanted to include this grey sleeveless tank top that she could most certainly wear on its own this summer, and then layer under a crewneck sweater in the fall.

More textured tops! I think this would be cute over a swimwuit, worn as a casual yet sexy going out top with a fun pair of pants, worn over a dress – so much versatility.

With such a neutral color palette, this is the most daring piece, but the color is still very rich, which will look so lovely on Ashley, and features a really nice waffle knit and a subtle ruffle sleeve for a little touch of femininity.

Tennessee summers are hot and this top is light and airy enough to keep her comfortable in what I can only assume is an inevitable heatwave.

Like the Loft checkered button down, this Madewell button down is also light and flowy, but the material is a little softer to the touch. 

I envision this Quince cashmere top worn to an office, providing a little formality and warmth for any conference rooms blasting air conditioning. This is certainly a piece I see being carried from summer to autumn.

Again, with a neutral color palette, there needs to be some texture. Like the Zara short-sleeved button down, this top is a little crepey in texture without being too delicately thin. It’s perfectly breathable for a warmer day.

Harve Benard is known for its quality craftsmanship and you can feel that in this button down. I think there’s so much value and versatility in owning a good linen button down, so I’m thrilled to have found this for Ashley’s bundle.

Have you ever sifted through a rack of shorts at a thrift store? It’s a lot of duds – hacked up denim shorts or short shorts with a loud print or embellishment. These J.Crew dusty sage shorts, however, will be a great addition to Ashley’s wardrobe. Neutral in color (but still a fun color) with a utilitarian style and actual pockets that most women’s pants/shorts unfortunately lack.

Like the J.Crew shorts, these Old Navy shorts are a modest, comfortable length with functional pockets and a matching tie belt that be removed and replaced, if desired.

At my usual thrift spots, midi and maxi skirts that aren’t made of some kind of awful jersey material with a weird print are hard to come by, but when I spotted this floral skirt, I knew I had to add it to Ashley’s bundle. The print isn’t obnoxious and the color palette is perfectly neutral. 

I’ve gotta be honest, I secretly hoped these jeans fit me when I found them so I could add them to my wardrobe. They’re PERFECT. The rise, the back pockets, the wide leg, it’s a chef’s kiss across the board. I really hope Ashley will love them just as much and they become her new go-to jeans.

Two colors, one style! Ashley and I discussed the length and and leg width of pants and pairing them with specific pairs of shoes like slide-on mules/loafers and I identified that a wider leg would allow for more versatility in shoes without feeling like there’s so much awkward attention on the exposed lower calf/ankle area that a cropped straight or slim fit pair of pants can often highlight. Thrilled to have found so many great wide leg pairs of pants for her!

I could just tell when I saw the leg of these pants on the rack that these were going to be some special pants. They’re a great cotton blend, super soft and comfortable, and the small stripes give it a bit of a buttoned up feel that could allow her to wear these to the office with ease.

Here it is, folks. The almighty Zara Marine Straight Jeans. If I could include a pair of these in every client’s bundle, I would. I cannot express how much I love these jeans (I have three pairs myself) and I firmly believe if you are in need of a flattering wide-leg pair of jeans, these will be your new favorites.

On Ashley’s Pinterest board, the fabrics all looked very soft and comfy, so amongst all the jeans I found for Ashley, I wanted to include a pair of very casual, soft, flowy pants that Ashley could wear around the house or throw on and pair with a tee shirt and pair of sandals to go grab a cup of coffee.

Although Ashley’s bundle is overall very neutral, I’m very excited to include this fun pair of vintage red woven loafers in excellent condition to add a special pop of color to any outfit.

Interestingly, I found a second pair of woven flats for Ashley! These are particularly beautiful because they have a pointed toe, which will elongate Ashley in any outfit she puts together with these shoes. They also had the original price stickers attached, revealing these unworn Sam Edelman flats were $170 at Nordstrom!

Even if these boots don’t get worn until autumn, I thought they were an exceptional investment piece to add to Ashley’s bundle. The leather is very soft and the metal hardware is very sturdy and beautiful.

Ashley Pinned a pair of sandals very similar to these, so it was already a no brainer to pick up, and these had the original tags attached, which made it even better!