March 29 // Spring Cleaning

Our house was built almost 100 years ago, and I love everything about it—especially the size. It’s not a big house, but that’s part of its charm. The one ongoing challenge, though, is closet space.

Last year, I started storing seasonal clothes in mothproof bags under our beds, and it has made such a difference. Not only does it free up space, but it also forces me to revisit everything twice a year. It’s become a natural rhythm to refresh, reorganize, and pass along pieces we’re no longer using. There’s something really satisfying about starting a new season with a little more breathing room.

Over time, I’ve built a small collection of uniform staples that I reach for again and again:

• Frame Bubble Jeans
• Leset Kyoto Pants
• Pointelle Tees
• Adidas Samba Sneakers
• With Nothing Underneath button-downs

Having those on heavy rotation makes getting dressed feel simple and consistent. So instead of overhauling my wardrobe, I’m just looking to add a few thoughtful, pretty layers this season:

• A soft cashmere scarf from Saved NY
• Milky burgundy Loewe sunglasses
• A cord necklace with a resin shell
• Pale blue sandals for warmer days
• A new perfume we should have in-store soon

Notes I’m Writing This Week

• I recently got to watch my 7-year-old nephew play in a baseball tournament, and I was so impressed. He’s a great athlete, but what stood out even more was his attitude—positive, encouraging, and already showing real leadership.
• My sister-in-law hosted our family for an afternoon of swimming last weekend. She put so much thought into it—homemade dips, pre-batched cocktails, all the details. The Geary tornado blew in and out as we tend to do, and I want to make sure she knows how much I appreciated the effort she put into hosting us.

Jody xx