English Style
LADY OZ INTRODUCES HERSELF - 25.09.2025
The new column about style, fashion & that certain something
May I introduce myself? I’m Lady OZ – with a wink, of course. Starting today, I’ll take you on a weekly journey through the world of fashion. Sometimes classic, sometimes eccentric – but always stylish. I love authenticity, timelessness – and the unexpected. I can’t wait to share my observations, favourites and little discoveries with you.
Today’s topic: The English Style
It’s back – and it’s looking sharp. The English Style, born in the misty countryside of Britain, is a tribute to functionality, elegance, and understatement. Once designed for riders and country gentlemen, it’s now reimagined with technical fabrics, muted colours and clean silhouettes. No loud statements, just a graceful nod to tradition. Brands like Barbour, Aspesi or Santoni bring new life to this look – with refined quality, clear cuts and a touch of nobility. Think Chelsea boots, tweed, tartan – and a hint of five o’clock tea. A style that doesn’t need to shout – it simply lingers. Like a good cup of Earl Grey.
See you next week, Yours,
Lady OZ
May I introduce myself? I’m Lady OZ – with a wink, of course. Starting today, I’ll take you on a weekly journey through the world of fashion. Sometimes classic, sometimes eccentric – but always stylish. I love authenticity, timelessness – and the unexpected. I can’t wait to share my observations, favourites and little discoveries with you.
Today’s topic: The English Style
It’s back – and it’s looking sharp. The English Style, born in the misty countryside of Britain, is a tribute to functionality, elegance, and understatement. Once designed for riders and country gentlemen, it’s now reimagined with technical fabrics, muted colours and clean silhouettes. No loud statements, just a graceful nod to tradition. Brands like Barbour, Aspesi or Santoni bring new life to this look – with refined quality, clear cuts and a touch of nobility. Think Chelsea boots, tweed, tartan – and a hint of five o’clock tea. A style that doesn’t need to shout – it simply lingers. Like a good cup of Earl Grey.
See you next week, Yours,
Lady OZ
