Hosting doesn’t need to feel stressful or perfect. It can feel grounded and calming. As we prepare for our Sip and Glow event, we’ve been learning how powerful it is to host with intention rather than pressure. These reflections are here to guide you toward your holiday gatherings that feel softer, more mindful, and rooted in presence.

At Unclad, we see gratitude as a form of conscious living, a way to reconnect with yourself and your surroundings through presence, not pressure. It’s a reminder that your body, your space, and your community are all holding you, even when life feels fast or uncertain. Gratitude isn’t loud or performative; it’s something you can practice quietly, daily, and in your own way.

Whether it’s a ribbed knit top and pants, a wrap top with a midi skirt, or a structured tank paired with relaxed trousers, comfy sets are the quiet heroes of every closet, versatile, timeless, and endlessly restylable. The best part? You don’t need to buy anything new to make them feel fresh.

Fashion has always come naturally to me. While most toddlers were saying “mama” or “dada,” my first word—dead serious—was “shoes.” It’s been on brand ever since.

Fashion has always come naturally to me. While most toddlers were saying “mama” or “dada,” my first word—dead serious—was “shoes.” It’s been on brand ever since.

The truth is, I have an entire closet full of clothes, clothes that I LOVE. However, I thought I needed to look a certain way for this photoshoot, to tone myself down and be more palatable for potential clients when they come across my post or website. But why? I wasn’t trying to dress like myself—I was trying to dress like someone else.