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Sense & Sensibility<\/em> Inspired Me To Romanticize My Life & Wardrobe<\/h1>\n<\/div>\n
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Confession: I\u2019m a true Jane Austen fanatic. I\u2019m the girl who constantly binges both the six-hour BBC version of Pride & Prejudice<\/em> (hello<\/em>, Colin Firth) and references the author\u2019s Regency-era protagonists in regular conversation whenever I can, from Emma Woodhouse’s strategic matchmaking skills to Anne Elliot\u2019s steadfast yearning. I love a lovergirl heroine, and Jane Austen has created some of the most prolific ones in literary history \u2014 in my humble opinion. That said, my favorite story by far is Sense & Sensibility<\/a><\/em>, a pastoral tale that offers a dual POV on love and marriage from the ultra-charming Dashwood sisters, Elinor and Marianne. In an effort to celebrate the film release of the latest adaptation (starring Daisy Edgar-Jones and Esm\u00e9 Creed-Miles), I decided to revamp my fall wardrobe and inject all the Regency-era, lover girl pieces<\/a> I could get my hands on. <\/p>\n

Channeling my inner Austen character wasn\u2019t as daunting as one might expect. There\u2019s a true wearability to even the most dramatic of pieces \u2014 the key is to mix in more casual, modern items to ground the look and make it work for everyday. Think puffed-sleeved statement blazers with raw-hem denim, white organza maxi dresses with lug-sole boots, and ruffled cotton blouses with corduroy trousers and ballet flats<\/a>. <\/p>\n

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I must admit, giving my wardrobe the Austen treatment has done a number on my headspace. There\u2019s a true mental impact that happens when you decide to romanticize your life a bit, even if that impact is subtle. In the weeks that I\u2019ve been adding these dainty pieces into my regular rotation, I feel like I\u2019ve leaned into lover girl energy and found more joy in even the most mundane things \u2014 like quiet afternoons on my apartment balcony and spontaneous wine-filled nights with friends. Life is meant to be romanticized, and I\u2019m fully leaning in.<\/p>\n

Ahead, see how I embraced my inner Austen heroine for fall. <\/p>\n

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Empire-waist dresses are signature to Regency-era style. For a modern-day take, I\u2019m opting for a similar puffed-sleeve silhouette from Hope & Ivy, accented with lace trim around the waist. The beauty of this dress is that it’s at once both elegant and comfortable, thanks to its open, relaxed fit and soft satin material. <\/p>\n

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