For Sienna Miller, getting dressed is all about expediting stylish. Whether it’s operating out the door to drop her daughter off at college or days attempting to find classic in New York, Miller has created a uniform for herself that has to verify three containers: minimal, cool, and cozy. (More on these later). Her model effortlessly combines pre-owned wares just like the gold allure necklace she picked up at Liberty London and the wardrobe staples she will be able to’t cease sporting, together with a pair of denims from Margeret Howell and really worn in Gucci loafers.
On purchasing classic, Miller shares a couple of ideas and one in every of her favourite native retailers. For classic denim, she likes to start out with the wash. “What draws me to them is the wash. It’s so hard to get that perfect blue.” Her final secret, nevertheless, is trying within the males’s part. “I love men’s jeans you can slouch around in.” She additionally mentions she spends quite a lot of time looking Vestiaire Collective, a consignment platform just like The RealReal, for Phoebe Philo-era Céline—also called Old Céline—which is a observe many devoted trend of us undertake as properly. You know that saying, celebrities, they’re similar to us!
Monday: Running Errands
When it involves her morning search for faculty drop-off runs or errands, you’ll be able to principally discover Miller in activewear which she has no plans of utilizing on the health club. It’s essential, nevertheless, “to have staples pieces you love,” Miller says. Think staple denims and a “really nice jumper” to go to for these kinds of events. “Being a mum has definitely changed how I dress,” Miller says, “now I just want a uniform that’s minimal, cool, and comfortable.” Well achieved!
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Tuesday: Going Out
For a going-out look, Miller reaches for her favourite ’60s-era classic frock she picked up at ninth Street Vintage in New York City. The silhouette is a nod to Edie Sedgwick-inspired model, who Sienna occurred to have performed earlier on in her profession within the movie Factory Girl. “The only clothes in my wardrobe that I don’t get bored of are my vintage [ones].”
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Wednesday: Early Aughts
For her interpretation of early-aughts model, Miller demonstrates her approach of doing denim on denim. “I love double denim and I love shades of blue,” she says. To spherical out the informal daytime look, she provides traditional Wayfarers and classic jewellery to her favourite pair of cozy classic denims and what she describes because the “perfect T-shirt.”
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Thursday: Red Carpet
While stepping out in a variety of appears on the purple carpet, Miller tells Vogue she prefers to channel ’90s-era Calvin Klein minimalism. “I’m drawn back to that era of understatement; there’s something timeless about it,” she says whereas sporting a backless Maryam Nassir Zadeh slip recent off the Fall 2022 runways. “I feel most comfortable in that kind of thing that’s undone.”
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Friday: Can’t Live Without
As for go-to wardrobe staples, Miller can’t get sufficient of an ivory pair of denims from Margaret Howell in addition to a extremely good striped T-shirt. “I have not taken them off since I bought them.” She describes this ensemble as her “classic look,”— and we’d agree the pairing is a failsafe outfit mixture. “This is me trying to say I’m chic but don’t notice me.”
Saturday: City Look
For Miller’s strategy to metropolis dressing, she opts for items which have versatility. “Slip dresses are great because they are nonchalant but sexy,” she says, noting that it’s straightforward to “style up something simple and classic.” To take her navy slip from Silk Laundry from day to nighttime, she provides a protracted trench which suggests “easy, city, cool.”
Sunday: Casual, All Day
Everyone has a cherished sweatshirt, and for Sienna Miller, it’s this BSides model in grey. “I have so many gray marle sweatshirts,” she provides. The key to dressing casually with polish is so as to add “a fancy looking bag and fancy looking shoes, and it becomes something, even though it really took three seconds to put on.” A technique she so cleverly describes as “expedite chic.”
Director: Alexandra Gavillet
DP: Emmanuella Zachariou
Editor: Tajah Smith
Producer, Vogue: Nicola Pardy
Associate Producer: Qieara Lesesne
Production Assistant: Carlo Betia
Manager, Creative Development, Vogue: Alexandra Gurvitch
Director, Creative Development, Vogue: Anna Page Nadin
Market Editor, Vogue: Madeline Fass
Talent Manager: Mica Medoff
Assistant Camera: Mike Ciecierski
Audio: Nicole Maupin
Gaffer: Devan Davies-Woods
Grip: Charlie Diserens
Set Designer: Taylor Horne
Prop Stylist: Seairra Miller
Wardrobe Stylist: Beverly Nguyen
Wardrobe Assistant: Lauren Fern
Hair Stylist: DJ Quintero
Makeup Artist: James Kaliardos
Line Producer: Tina Magnuson
Production Managers: Edith Pauccar, Kit Fogarty
Post Production Supervisor: Marco Glinbizzi
Post Production Coordinator: Andrea Farr
VP, Digital Video Programming and Development, Vogue (English Language): Joe Pickard
Senior Director, Programming, Vogue: Linda Gittleson
Executive Producer: Ruhiya Nuruddin
Director of Content, Vogue: Rahel Gebreyes
Filmed on Location: 244 Putnam