<-h2->Loungewear sets and separates<-h2-> Long after the working day closes, loungewear becomes the part of the wardrobe she actually thinks about. This collection runs through brushed cotton, fine knit and soft jersey in tones that sit close to everything else she owns: long cardigans, easy joggers, knitted sets, relaxed jumpers and simple vests, plus the odd matching two piece for the days when the decision should already be made. Comfort is a choice here, never a concession, and the cut carries that. Separates move between one another without ceremony, so a set comes apart and turns up again under a coat with nothing about it reading as a shortcut. Colour stays warm and low, shoulders stay generous, hems stay clean, and the shape survives the wash instead of giving in to it. Call it dressing for slow light, closed curtains and the last hour of a Sunday, for the version of her nobody is watching and she still likes best. This is what ease looks like when it is chosen.