How I discovered that the cottage girl style also lived in my stylistic DNA

I've always known that my style is defined by three pillars that have been with me for years:

✨ simple elegance,

✨ conscious comfort,

✨ and a touch of cottage girl style that appears unbidden.

The interesting thing is that this last nuance—the soft, rustic, and artisanal feel—wasn't something I chose. It was something I recognized.

For a long time, I noticed I was drawn to certain details: textured garments, natural tones, flowing dresses that seem to whisper stories, flowers drawn in my notebooks, the warm light in my photos…

It was a sensibility that coexisted with my taste for elegant silhouettes and functional comfort. And one day I understood that all of this had a name: cottage girl style.

But it's not my only style, nor does it pretend to be.

In reality, it's part of a unique blend that is very much me:

— elegance that cares for form

— comfort that embraces movement

— and this cottage touch that adds softness, calm, and soul.

They don't compete. They balance each other.

And there, precisely in that fusion, is where I truly recognize myself.

If you want to experience this world from within, a beautiful reference is the world of Jane Austen. Her novels—such as Emma or Pride and Prejudice—and their adaptations have that delicate, natural, and timeless atmosphere that inspires those of us who love this aesthetic without sacrificing modernity and comfort.

🌿✨ My style is not a label: it's a home where elegance, practicality, and cottage magic coexist.

If you also want to find your stylistic DNA and align your essence with your way of dressing but don't know where to start, you can request a consultation with our designer via email: patricia.nunet.dedsign@gmail.com