Get dressed with Anina Heé

“My style is classic, timeless and practical. My schedule is pretty hectic and I’ll often run straight from my desk to dinner, so I like to wear outfits that can work for any occasion with just a little tweak. I would wear the same thing in the office as I would for a Sunday stroll in the park or even on a night out, it’s just that I’ll switch between boots, sneakers and statement heels. Denim is core to my look; I often pair Khaite’s high-waisted jeans with a silk camisole and a blazer – it’s the perfect balance of smart and casual. That’s my outfit formula. It took me a while to find out what my style really was, and I have definitely worn some pretty dodgy outfits along the way, but I don’t regret it. I love looking, and laughing, at old photos.”

“I am really playful when it comes to accessories; I think it’s a really accessible way to try the latest trends. I love adding personality to a timeless look by finishing it with embellished pumps, a satin headband or sparkly statement earrings by Isabel Marant. Without a doubt, my biggest spend is on shoes. Prada’s Carrie Bradshaw-style strappy sandals are top of my wish list this season. And I wouldn’t feel fully dressed without my jewelry. I wear different pieces every day, but at the moment I am really loving Sophie Buhai’s simple hoops and Alighieri’s coin necklaces and pearl earrings.”

“My style is a lot more experimental during the summer. I like to wear feminine dresses and printed swimwear and have fun with my getaway look. When I go on vacation I take lots of different bikinis because they’re all I really wear and don’t take up much room. My vacations are really active – if I’m at the beach I’ll be swimming or surfing, I’m not just there to lie on a sun lounger – so I don’t tend to wear much jewelry and I always go bare-faced, I like giving my skin a break. One thing I always pack no matter where I go is a mini clothes steamer; it’s a total game-changer.”

“When it comes to dressing, the women who inspire me the most all have a very distinct personal aesthetic that they always stay true to, like Barbara Martelo and Elin Kling. I think that’s the most powerful statement you can make. They’re also working women and their style is designed to fit around their busy schedules. My ultimate icon is Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy; I particularly love the look she wore when she married John F. Kennedy Jr. I think some women get really carried away when it comes to their wedding days; they try to reinvent themselves and often end up wearing something that just doesn’t reflect their personality at all, but Carolyn was utterly herself.”