The queen of quiet luxury, Sofia Richie Grainge, can do no fashion wrong in our eyes. Whether she is bringing back concealer lips, trying out orange blush, wearing her signature slick bun, or jetting off on the most aesthetically pleasing of vacations, she always brings an effortless chicness to all of her looks. So, of course, we are first in line to shop her latest clothing collection in hopes of achieving even a sliver of her aesthetic.
On November 30, Richie Grainge teamed up with fellow It Girl Matilda Djerf to drop a cozy collection. As Djerf Avenue’s first-ever collab, it’s pretty much safe to say the drop is the best way to have a quiet luxury holiday.
The drop features pjs and loungewear covered in cute hand-drawn coquette designs with a holiday twist. In addition to baby pink bows and matching hearts, the pieces also feature snowflakes and festive little red and white candies.
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The duo used the pattern to bring new styles of the brand’s best-selling Go Slow line to life—adding it to two matching pajama sets, and a cute hair bow.
The first set includes a tank top ($59) and shorts ($55), both covered with the signature print. The top has thin straps and a ruffled accent along the neckline that brings an extra girly flair to the look a perfectly matches the ruffles on the hem of the shorts. If you aren’t a fan of the tank top—or need something a little warmer—you can swap it for the slightly cropped, long-sleeved, button-up cardigan ($65).
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The second set has a more classic feel. The bottoms ($53) feature the same print in a long pajama pant silhouette, and are styled on the website with two shirts: a classic button-up baggy PJ shirt ($62), and a comfy long-sleeved t-shirt ($63).
Obviously, you can mix and match all the styles thanks to the signature print. You can also accessorize with the scrunchie hair bow ($29) to keep the theme going from head to toe.
The collaboration is available for purchase now on djerfavenue.com in XXS-3XL sizes for a limited time.