styling colour like the great artist intended - Hilma af Klint

In this episode of Art-to-Capsule, I curated a late summer capsule for a creative client in her late twenties. As my inspiration, I took Hilma af Klint's Group IV, The Ten Largest, No. 3, Youth, painted in 1907. One of her most expressive works, full of spirals, shells, eggs, and bright colours that, for Hilma, were never decorative. In the video, I walk through how I read the painting, what each shape and colour meant to her, and how the energy of the canvas turned into 14 fully interchangeable early fall outfits my client will live in. 🔗 Resources & Links: 1. Want more styling ideas like this in your inbox? Join my free newsletter: https://tinyurl.com/2ftfc7xc 2. The Secret ShopList is the closest thing to having me as your personal stylist. Beautiful pieces from independent brands, in natural materials, styled into outfits, with direct links: https://tinyurl.com/yzfzf5h3 3. Style Shifter Podcast: https://tinyurl.com/muua33vv 🎨 About This Series: Art-to-Capsule is a video series that translates each artwork into a full capsule wardrobe. Professional stylist Daria Andronescu reads the painting's colour, texture, shape, and mood, then curates a real wardrobe for her client to live in. 👗 About Wonder Wardrobe: Founded in 2016 by Daria Andronescu, a professional stylist and personal shopper. Wonder Wardrobe helps women find beautiful, long-lasting clothes from EU and US independent brands. Featured in BBC, Vogue, Cosmopolitan, and Good on You. The images with models a