Your Closet

I’ve always been intimidated by clothing, but my trip to Paris showed me that somewhere along the way, I developed a sense of style.

Heading somewhere soon? See which M.M. pieces our team can’t travel without right now.

Invest in styles that you can wear multiple ways, both throughout the week and throughout your career.

Want to make the most of our biggest sale of the season? Start with these 13 M.M. employee favorites.

Blogger Jasmine Ricks shares her eight go-to travel outfits—all of which fit comfortably in a carry-on.

Head-to-toe silhouettes with that just-right combination of stretch and structure.

Meghan Donovan has built her business around perfecting the European vacation. Here’s a look inside her suitcase.

Our CEO’s mix-and-match summer capsule is all about clean lines, breathable fabrics, and calming neutrals.

It’s too hot to wear clothes—but we’ll make an exception for breezy poplin, lightweight linen, and cooling cotton.

Warm-weather outfits inspired by Roman Holiday, The Talented Mr. Ripley, and more.

Because your seasonal style doesn’t have to match the foliage.

These pants, tops, dresses, and jackets are so beloved, we have to replenish them on a regular basis.

Turn body and size changes into styling opportunities rather than closet conundrums—one M.M. piece at a time.

For East Olivia’s CEO, Kelsea Olivia, polish and practicality are equally important.

Jewel tones are back and brighter than ever.

Warm-weather jewel tones, washable party dresses, and more.

Our co-founders, Sarah and Miyako, credit their Japanese heritage for the unique balance of form and function that defines M.M. clothing.

Because dry-clean-only styles and 85-degree commutes are not friends. In fact, they can barely be in the same room together.

This month’s capsule features style expert Jordan White and her mom, Pamela. See how they styled the same pieces to match their unique personalities and wardrobe needs.

Make frantic last-minute packing a thing of the past—and fit everything into a carry-on.

Living sustainably and having great style are not mutually exclusive, and a few small changes to how you shop for and style your clothes can make a big difference.