Layered Living with Laura Vidrequin Roso

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Layered Living with Laura Vidrequin Roso

October 14, 2025

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Laura Vidrequin Roso’s approach to style is as grounded as it is refined. With a career spanning styling, buying, and merchandising—at brands like Ralph Lauren, Moda Operandi, and Net-a-Porter—she’s developed an instinct for pieces that blend form, function, and feeling. In this conversation, Laura shares the wardrobe staples she returns to each fall and the seasonal routines—both sartorial and personal—that keep her present in the season.

Layered Living with Laura Vidrequin Roso

Rip & Tan: How does your personal style change from summer to fall?

Laura Vidrequin Roso: I love when seasons begin to change, and living in London, I have the opportunity to experience them fully. I naturally start reaching for suede, denim, and cozy sweaters—layered over cotton, linen, and soft colors—and it all comes together so effortlessly, I love it.

Rip & Tan: What are a few must-have pieces in your fall capsule this year?

Laura Vidrequin Roso: I already bought thick corduroy, which I love wearing day and night, and a long silk skirt, which I style with boots and shirts. During the winter, I am always going strong on knits and parkas.

Rip & Tan: What are your go-to tricks for giving classic pieces new life?

Laura Vidrequin Roso: I give classics new life by thinking of different ways of wearing them.

A woman with long brown hair, wearing a brown sweater coat and a grey sweater, smiles while holding a mug in both hands. The softly blurred background and text in the corner highlight Laura Vidrequin Roso's effortlessly chic outfit.

Jessica Sweater Coat, Chocolate, $625

Laura Vidrequin Roso, with long brown hair, wearing a dark brown coat, gray sweater, and white skirt, leans against a wall with a thoughtful expression and hand on her chin. Shelves and text are visible in the background.

Flynn Cashmere Sweater, Shadow, $325

A woman, inspired by Laura Vidrequin Roso, stands indoors in a long brown coat over a white skirt and flats. In a neutral-toned room, she says: “I give classics new life by thinking of different ways of wearing them.”.

Florence Skirt, Cream, $465

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A woman stands indoors, wearing a tan trench coat over a gray top and high-waisted brown trousers. Inspired by Laura Vidrequin Roso's effortless style, she leans against a table with books, framed by a plant and brown curtains in the background.

Greta Trouser, Rust, $495

Rip & Tan: What materials, textures, or silhouettes do you always return to?

Laura Vidrequin Roso: I love fall for the way it invites layering and experimenting with proportion.

Rip & Tan: Beyond getting dressed, what rituals help you feel present during the fall months?

Laura Vidrequin Roso: All of the grounding rituals–family, home time, a good book, a nice home dinner,a recipe, or a walk in the park. I love working and brainstorming too, especially during these cozy months of the year.

Rip & Tan: Do you have any fall traditions you look forward to every year?

Laura Vidrequin Roso: Of course. We keep Thanksgiving alive, as well as Halloween!