5 fashion items to dress up your stay-at-home look


Staying in does not mean you should dress like you don't care anymore. Clothes and accessories can act as mood boosters at home.

Not going out may be the new normal, but don’t let it dampen your spirits. A small way of bringing the outdoors indoors is to dress up like you would normally do – in a more scaled-down way, of course. Here’s a roundup of the fashion items from independent brands that will help.

Loungewear by Love, Bonito allows you to create mindful moments of self-care and reflection. Slip into a super-soft, breathable yet stylish kimono featuring delicate prints to take your mind off your worries.

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